Let's make it OSS
I want to make my software components OSS that I am creating or using! I think it's important to have the awareness that sharing information is not bragging, but a way to judge if someone is a good fit from the start. People who don't share information take time to explore and judge compatibility, which is like skipping the interview and passing the job application in one shot. @tkgshntkgshn.icon May 4, 2021
What I'm struggling with, someone else might be struggling with too. In "How To Become A Hacker: Let's become a hacker," it also mentions "Let's release it as OSS" and "Let's contribute." Eric S. Raymond.iconI don't like wasting time solving the same problem twice. To behave like a hacker, you must believe that the time other hackers spend thinking is valuable. By solving problems and providing solutions, other hackers can solve new problems without having to work on old ones forever.
Eric S. Raymond.iconHacker Society is a culture of Gift as anthropologists say.
Position in Hacker Culture
Writing Open Source Software
Helping with testing and debugging of freeware software
Have the intermediate layer bear the cost of verification by disclosing information
Publishing Useful Information
Helping Infrastructure Continue to Function
Contribution to Hacker Culture Itself
When I look at blu3mo.icon and others, I think it's a waste that they are not very good at Outreach. They can demonstrate Initiative even in situations that are not turn-based communication. Conscious of information dissemination. Hiding information is a risk Memo - fladdict.net. (魚拓)情報を隠すということ - japan.internet.com
Actually, by submitting a PR, I was able to communicate with blu3mo.icon
/villagepump/ネット上で他者と知り合うには#6091086c1280f00000a7322f
But I think this is something that some people are good at and some people are not, so it can't be helped. 声のでかい人. Most people who don't make their actions public, I feel that it is worth sharing.
It's like Employment, building a Network is a Mismatch.
So this time, I took Scrapbox-Duplicator to the point of making it public. By actually releasing it, I can have interactions with more skilled technicians. Use Deno and Remove Puppetter by takker99 · Pull Request #6 · tkgshn/scrapbox-Duplicator. I often see contributions from /takker/takker/takker.icon who I found while searching for UserScript.
It was good that the How to Outreach I was conscious of when releasing it this time was mentioned.
/takker/takker.iconI think Heroku is very convenient for One-Click Deployment[takker.icon
/takker/takker.iconNo need to copy and paste code or git clone, scrapbox-sync takes quite a bit of effort
/villagepump/Scrapbox-Duplicator
Since I am not an engineer, I want to promote the Luxurification of engineering.
Things I tried and was conscious of when seriously releasing OSS