Ask HN: Excelling at Middle Management
9 pointsby pedoh5 comments
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I've written a tool that uses a plugin system to easily add more "commands" to be run. I haven't tackled the tab completion piece yet, but I can imagine that it would significantly benefit the user experience.
Also, would it be malicious if the author had simply deleted the project altogether, as opposed to putting in an infinite loop? From the author's perspective, if you want to use my code, fork it, and have at it, but I don't want it in my space any more. Is that not a reasonable stance to take? It may not be the "right thing to do", but it is his code, and he is the associated "owner" of the code. I don't know.
Going to an extreme, the implication _could_ be that I should never delete any open source project that I create, because it would be "malicious". The reality is that I could delete most of my open source work, and nobody would bat an eye. I'd be pretty shocked to my doing that being labeled a malicious act.