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These are interesting not because you're solving for a game, but because you're potentially partially solving a category of problem.

> Submodules are usually good for frameworks and libraries that are more stable than your main codebase. However, those submodules under active development within the same organizations can be a pain to maintain.

Except they aren't. Libraries are better in their own code base and published as a separate artifact which is auto-versioned.

In every respect, versioned libraries are far superior to submodules.

Every time I've encountered submodules in any work projects, I've personally replaced them with auto-incremented semver libraries (usually jars) and received copious thanks for it.

This. Moat harder.

Don't drink the koolaid. 1 point is the amount of work an average developer on the team can complete in 1 day of work (4-5 hours)

Anything else is "Fugayzi, fugazi. It's a whazy. It's a woozie. It's fairy dust."

Who even holds their phone to their head anymore? Everyone I see only uses bluetooth. Seriously, how can you understand the inverse square law and be afraid of EM?

Had to double check the logo to understand why I was reading this article in Grady's voice.

"tank man Tiananmen" returns none. fishy

Because the value of cryptocurrency is strongly effected by the volume of buy and sell pressure. Market cap implies that a level of liquidity which is likely not present -- it can very difficult to sell large amounts of most crypto without at least temporarily tanking the value.

Not hard to diy. Time to invest in menthol spray companies?

Move fast and break everything. Some version spread is desirable.