I feel like by now I need projects to explicitly say whether their stuff is slop in their README. Emojis are ok, but I think I care about minimizing false-negatives more than about bounding false-positives
I feel like by now I need projects to explicitly say whether their stuff is slop in their README. Emojis are ok, but I think I care about minimizing false-negatives more than about bounding false-positives
@L29Ah
Haven't thought through many scenarios, but basically
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