Post 1242651 by Ninjatrappeur@social.alternativebit.fr
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 (DIR) Post #1218297 by Ninjatrappeur@social.alternativebit.fr
       2018-11-15T09:22:31.346856Z
       
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       Alright, today I release the FOSS project I've been working for the 5 last months.I'm scared as hell.
       
 (DIR) Post #1218370 by href@pleroma.fr
       2018-11-15T09:28:08.706386Z
       
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       @Ninjatrappeur Yay! Good luck !
       
 (DIR) Post #1218651 by alanz@social.coop
       2018-11-15T09:46:42Z
       
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       @NinjatrappeurThat's why I work in the open. In the early days it obviously won't work, and can then improve over time, but no major expectations from a 'grand reveal'.
       
 (DIR) Post #1221697 by strypey@mastodon.nzoss.nz
       2018-11-15T10:59:08Z
       
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       @alanz @Ninjatrappeur I find the psychology of this fascinating. I often wonder why it is that some people are happy to let it all hang out from day 1, while others want to polish their code to 1.0 release quality before publishing it.
       
 (DIR) Post #1221698 by alanz@social.coop
       2018-11-15T11:14:51Z
       
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       @strypeyMe too.  But I think it might be a confidence/fear thing.And ironically, releasing really early allows you to proceed with much less fear than the other way.Because when you release it with some stamp of "finished" you set yourself a much higher bar, and open yourself to other peoples' expectations. @Ninjatrappeur
       
 (DIR) Post #1242568 by alanz@social.coop
       2018-11-16T07:32:02Z
       
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       @NinjatrappeurAnd it looks like your reveal got a really good reception. Congratulations
       
 (DIR) Post #1242651 by Ninjatrappeur@social.alternativebit.fr
       2018-11-16T07:57:11.033504Z
       
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       @alanz Thank you!I guess we'll see, the point was to attracting some help. A person openned a PR fixing a wrong command in the README: at least somebody tried to run the project.We'll see if this resulted on at least one onboard :DI've been playing with the GHC source plugins in the meantime, look like it's not that hard to use on a test project :)
       
 (DIR) Post #1243067 by Shamar@mastodon.social
       2018-11-16T08:34:30Z
       
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       @Ninjatrappeur You donate your #hack.You are like a dad with a gift for his children. Guess who's more excited?😉
       
 (DIR) Post #1243856 by Shamar@mastodon.social
       2018-11-16T09:23:00Z
       
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       @Ninjatrappeur Shared at https://tilde.news/s/ddes6k/ex_hack_haskell_example_based