waynr

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by waynr 3y ago
> You have only heard one side of the story. Yep. I don't need to hear the side of the story of the people who devalued the hard work of others within their org for their own personal gain. The only side of the story I need to hear
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by waynr 3y ago
All your comment talked about was money in the abstract, so you totally missed the point. The point was that here we have a technical founder who spent years of their life working hard to build a product only to have their hard work de-valu
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by waynr 3y ago
This reminds me of the time when I had first moved to a small midwest college town with just my bike and a '93 geo metro half full of belongings. I spent the night at a friend's apartment with my nice (for me) mountain bike locked
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by waynr 3y ago
For what you want done, $5k likely isn't enough, and here's why: The kind of work you want done requires specialized knowledge of several domains (or the ability to quickly develop an understanding). The kind of people who already
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by waynr 3y ago
WASIX relies on way too many forked projects to be maintainable. It's part of the reason that I resigned after only a couple months working for you - what you're trying to do isn't a terrible idea, but it is super poorly exec
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by waynr 3y ago
How involved are you in the WASM/WASI community? In your view, what would it take to get the not-in-good-standing issue resolved? What do you get out of shitposting Wasmer when they announce an initiative they are excited about? (I&#x2