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DrJones1098
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Ask HN: Which developers do you closely follow?
That's like a doctor not following leading medical scientists in his field...
You don't have to, but, it's probably a good thing.
IgorPartola
on Jan 30, 2017
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Can't the doctor read medical journals and published papers in their fields instead of tweets from a select few peers?
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Very much agreed. Curated, peer-reviewed, or just generally thought through by more than one person -- we need more of that.
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What's the analogue to that in the software development space? Following a project usually means following a person, unless you're talking about huge projects maintained by a team of developers.
xiaoma
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I think they mean following them on github to see what they're starring and working on.
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I suspect he's referring to following HN and similar communities.
mosselman
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Or, scientific research? We do have that in IT.
DrJones1098
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Why can't we have both?
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