GitHub Actions and vanity metrics(jamesconroyfinn.com) |
GitHub Actions and vanity metrics(jamesconroyfinn.com) |
Now to figure out how to give my best gist[1] a million stars :D
https://gist.github.com/aclarknexient/0ffcb98aa262c585c49d4b... (Making a Nice zsh environment: Quick HOWTO install fzf oh-my-zsh powerlevel10k fd ripgrep on MacOS)
PS. Gimme stars! I crave stars!
PPS. More seriously, the 47 stars on that little guide have a disproportionate impact on my happiness. Plus some of my most respected peers said it was useful to them. The lesson here is that you can meaningfully improve our software world without writing an ubiquitous and elegant framework or new language. Instead, people still need good curated content, guides that glue things together, and plain old documentation.
PPPS. So start writing gists and improve project documentation with PRs: I believe in you!
And more importantly, helping other people out of the goodness of your heart.
Thank you for being so generous, fellow earthling!
More badges being more vain than less, should that push up or down one’s Q-quotient?
I love it.
If it makes another person smile, it was time we’ll spent.
You made me smile and laugh, so I'm grateful for you today. Thank you.
Maybe I could sneak an <abbr> in there for SLOC like I did for CSP.
Failing builds and outdated dependencies disappear when sitting beside 20K stars and 100K downloads.
In good news, my new glasses got delivered today so I'm able to eliminate that literal and figurative headache :)
There’s gotta be a word for this phenomenon.