ChipTuner on Nostr: - hears about a new AI powered open source tool (tldr, newsletters, nostr, reddit, ...
- hears about a new AI powered open source tool (tldr, newsletters, nostr, reddit, HN)
- repo gets a bunch of stars and fame for a couple days
- developers get hired or move on
*some time later*
- last activity 2 years ago
- repo had 2 weeks of commits before release
- repo had 2 more weeks if commits after release
Most open source, but open source AI projects are an absolute wasteland of abandon-ware. There's something about committing to a project you started, or marking your project as unmaintained when you're done. Maybe people just have unresolved commitment problems?
- repo gets a bunch of stars and fame for a couple days
- developers get hired or move on
*some time later*
- last activity 2 years ago
- repo had 2 weeks of commits before release
- repo had 2 more weeks if commits after release
Most open source, but open source AI projects are an absolute wasteland of abandon-ware. There's something about committing to a project you started, or marking your project as unmaintained when you're done. Maybe people just have unresolved commitment problems?