Younes: “/dev/null doesn't offer what projects / repos people are wor…”

Ender Ahmet Yurt @enderahmetyurt2d5cf8bfd

I think there is no motivation to follow anyone on Github anymore. Here is enough. wdyt?

/dev/null doesn't offer what projects / repos people are working on; so following someone on GH is different from following them on /dev/null

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Ender Ahmet Yurt @enderahmetyurt2d

I don’t know. Keeping track of people—even for projects—seems pointless now. After all, AI does it all anyway. :)

Evan Edwards @EvanEdwards1d

It's sort of does. Seeing somebody's repos is always a click away on GitHub, and here is the exact same thing when you see their username. Plus anybody can link their releases directly here so they show up as commits automatically as part of the GitHub release cycle. Check out…

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