If you pay X to get Y amount of work done and are happy about it why would you care that the person is also doing Z amount of work somewhere else? Z could be an other job, or a hobby or anything else, but it is none of your concern.
Angular is using rxJs which is a reactive programming framework, but I think it was an error to do so.
The angular project I am working on is now 5 years old and the parts of the application that are the least understood are the ones with more rxJs in it. We even have custom rxJs operators that nobody understand anymore...
The way we do things now is to transform everything we can into promises because it's more easy to work with.
With promises you have a few functions with which you can do everything. With rxJs you have dozens of function with specific use cases and most of them looks alike. It's too easy to not take the right one and new peoples in the project needs to learn a lot of things to understand the codebase.
I was interviewing some angular devs aand asked the question: what is the difference between a promise and an observable and 80% of the time the answer was "for observable you need to sunscribe to get the result"). That shows a clear lack of understand of rxJs.
Anybody had a better experience with angular and rxJs?
While discoverability can be better with GUI's I find that googling things is always better for CLI tools. Most of my CLI search have a one or two lines of bash I can simply copy paste while solutions for GUI programms often involves lot's of screenshots of dropdowns to open and if the look of the application changed or the element's in the dropdown's are not the same it can be hard to follow.
Taking not's of how to do things or creating shorcuts will also always be better with CLI's since manipulation text is easy and always supported.
There is activityPub which is used by mastodon (a twitter clone). Some peoples are making reddit clone that federate with activityPub a bit in the same way that emails federate.
The other one similar that I know of is prismo. If they all use activityPub they will be compatible. They will also be compatible with mastodon (which is like twitter), peertube (which is like youtube) and many others.
For anyone interested, I'm making an open source clone of reddit that is federated using activityPub. Everybody can host it's own server and each server can talk to eachother so you can interact with threads and comment from other servers.
The project is in very early stage, but it's usable and lind of cute.
I think your are on something and that 'lucid dreaming' may just be a dream after all. And interesting question would be: under an MRI can we detect lucid dreaming? If yer then maybe it's more then just a dream.