> inserts packages into actually useful projects, creating megawebs of dependencies under the guise of compatability > "i really have to be careful about others inserting their own code man"

If I am an AI Hybrid human (Neurolink) would open source still be my best option?..(◔‿◔)

I like it. It's nice to see a company focus on open-source project maintainers. You might want to include a link to your company website.

I'd argue it's partly due to the philosophy ljharb has and the combative nature how we just doesn't want to drop compatibility to already dead engines or node versions. He seems like a nice guy but it doesn't help when his "best practices" are kind of made up and never feel like progress can be made. Especially when 1 package is then pulling in 50 dependencies just to polyfill features that are part of the standard library of node

Very educative and fun to watch ! Thanks !

...which xkcd comic am I supposed to be picturing?

This was an interesting keynote. I learned something new. Thanks for sharing.

😂 Promo SM

The software organization as sports team, vs factory floor, is a great insight.

Love this project, great interview !

Cannot wait to see more content from you :) so stunning and epic :)

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Wow, this was pretty good!

Material-UI is an amazing library, it helped me a lot.