GitHub Actions and vanity metrics
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GitHub Actions and vanity metrics
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#2Something I wrote recently to put a smile on my face after a couple of tough weeks doing cold outreach.
If it makes another person smile, it was time we’ll spent.
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#3It made me smile, and also made me consider enforcing Q∝ on all devs :)
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#4It made me smile, and also made me consider enforcing Q∝ on all devs :)
The Q-quotient will be my legacy… what have I done.
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#5This is silly.
I love it.
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#6This is silly. I love it.
My favourite review so far! Thank you for the kind words.
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#7If I submit an empty repo, but have a friend star it, then I’m the peak coder?
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#8If I submit an empty repo, but have a friend star it, then I’m the peak coder?
You'd be a superposition of infinitely capable and the sum type of all divide-by-zero errors. Either way, I'd want to work with you.
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#9If I submit an empty repo, but have a friend star it, then I’m the peak coder?
No worries, it's full of bots that like random repos to confuse the detection systems about the account being a bot.
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#10If I submit an empty repo, but have a friend star it, then I’m the peak coder?
HN karma/1000 is a good proxy for GitHub stars so you just need the repo.