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2020-07-24
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Olical09:07:26

Do you think it'd be useful if I transferred all of my private notion issue tracker / todo list to GitHub issues and maintained that list more publicly? :thinking_face: just so you could comment on (or maybe even pick up!) some of the things I'm even considering doing.

dharrigan10:07:31

Well, entirely up to you. If you think it would be of benefit, sure. You can always keep a more private list if you wish 🙂

Aron10:07:22

You would get more people commenting which is not always good, it can be distractive. (why my spellchecker thinks distractive is not a word?)

dave12:07:59

I think distractive might technically be a word, but you don't hear it often. "distracting" is the right word to use in this context

Aron13:07:52

I like distractive more.

Aron13:07:10

It's like the difference between attracting and attractive.

Aron13:07:20

or subtracting and subtractive

Aron13:07:28

A linguist friend of mine told me once that every time I hear "there isn't such a world as X", I should translate it to "There isn't such a person who says X" to see what's the problem with it. Can I take your comment @U0AHJUHJN as a suggestion that I shouldn't be a person who uses the word distractive? :)

dave13:07:30

That's a fascinating way to look at it! I'm sorry if I came off as telling you you're "wrong" for using the word distractive :)

dave13:07:23

I guess my point was just that if you use "distractive" in the context above, I think a lot of listeners would probably be confused and wonder if you meant to say "distracting" (even if "distractive" is technically correct)

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Aron14:07:17

if someone is looking for fault, they will find it : )

dharrigan10:07:38

I tend to agree here. You’re making tremendous progress on Conjure, more noise can be a distraction.

Olical11:07:09

Beware CLJS completion is currently broken and depends on https://github.com/rksm/clj-suitable/issues/15

dave12:07:00

I personally like to maintain my TODO list for a personal project "out in the open" as GitHub issues. I've been doing that for a long time with Alda and have been enjoying it. Occasionally people will contribute to conversations, ask questions, or (once in a blue moon) read an issue, decide they want to work on that feature, and make a contribution

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dave12:07:31

It feels a little bit less like I'm the only one working on Alda :)