crypticlizard

Care to comment on the flavour?

So tesla is in the business of making Model 3 factory factories.

the discovery problem is a big deal for open source code. Not claiming this solves that, but like many great ideas, they can often look silly at first. And who knows, it could be the beginning of a cooler idea!

and yet the rationale for using Git over Github makes absolute sense, which should be obvious to anyone.

I can see the appeal of novel approaches to the discovery problem. I sure wish apple had this for the app store! Anyway, it's fun, and the internet can be boring when it's too rigid, so that's why I'm using it. This extension reminds me of /r/all

Doesn't load w/o javascript...which seems like a natural requirement for those looking for more anonymity.

He did it as a quick hack, I imagine he just didn't notice the API

I like that this is posted on Gitlab, even if GL interface needs work when I compare it to Github, at least it's not GH (in an era where all open-s0urce code is on GH). Diversity is inspiring to me!

What about Bing video? I've never heard of what you're mentioning.

medium redirected through my domain (which is super cool, check out the signal v noise post on switching to medium...)

TLDR: using medium means you are letting it be easy, and avoiding the cobbler's own shoe type of problem.

You know, imo the funniest thing happens when you find a small project that's interesting: you solve it by writing the solution. But then wowie, suddenly there's the thrill, the adrenaline rush, and boom! you're now asking, what can I solve next? It happens to people putting in patches for open-source stuff, or whatever coding it is that gets you excited.

I wouldn't say start small, or learn anything in particular. My suggestion: get excited, get pumped up, find something fun to do and do it! Project euler and /r/dailyprogrammer are imo both ways to amp up the fun and get in the zone.

By all means switch to drupal, if you think that will better reimburse you for attending the tech camp.