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This is a cool question - maybe merits a longer discussion? Gut feeling: no. Very unlikely that "new thing -> people out of job" is that direct and measurable. Especially in web land where there are a bunch of solutions to the same problem that learn from one another.
Yeah I shouldn’t have been so explicit with “people would be out of jobs”, didn’t mean for it to sound so arrogant. It’s easier for me to work on an open source project in secret for a long time and because of my position in the community anything I release is more likely to...
be adopted, even if it’s not better. It’s even worse if it’s a replacement for something I’ve already created like Babel or Yarn.
Philosophically speaking, though, you've got your fair share of responses along the lines of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creative_destruction … Materially, if you released a better babel™ tomorrow, henry would still do the same thing for the foreseeable future (who's going to migrate overnight?)
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