I'll probably do it eventually, in private. I don't get much value out of open source these days.
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Hard to stay motivated when people are yelling at you to justify every little thing you do and take your actions as attacks.
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I would rather have a single consumer, with friendly users, with tight integration and a complete laser focus.
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And this is why many open source developers join large companies and disappear. Because open source sucks.
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They're still building the same stuff, just not for you.
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I don't think I can do open source ever again. We built
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I remember Babel being attacked early on by people on TC39 and members of the browser teams.
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I don't just mean "Babel sucks" I mean "Babel was written by incompetent developers".
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Most of the time it was just me and
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You cannot do open source without everyone thinking you're trying to take over the world.
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Just because you want to do something doesn't mean you want everyone to use it. You think the React team wants everyone to use React?
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The answer is no so stop making open source competitive and stop making people justify why their project exists when there's other solutions
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Revel in fragmentation and duplication because without it there's stagnation and it stifles innovation.
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