GitHub: a tour of the repositories I maintain (and why they exist)
· 1min read · Hrönir rank #33/37
For me, a repository is the cheapest way to think an idea through until it talks back. That isnât metaphor â itâs workflow. I start by writing a README, and when the README starts arguing with me I know the rest is worth building. There are 64 public repositories on my GitHub. Half of them will die without a reader. That is fine.
The ones I reread with pleasure are few, and not always the ones that pick up stars. Iâll start with those.
What occupies most of my head
Agents and harness
Orbiting causaganha is a layer of agents and harness.
Smell of Porto Velho
A part of my work smells of Brazilian civic-tech.
Those three taught me that civic-tech without a lawyer nearby tends to become a pretty blog post with no legal effect. And the reverse, too.
Satellites
The other 49 or 50 I cannot defend one by one. Some I reread with pleasure; others, with embarrassment. I donât always know which is which until I open it.
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