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by Dowwie
3292 days ago
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You are confirming that you don't use the bookmarked material as resources to solve your problems and recognize how challenging it would be if you were to do so. :) I gave up relying on starred repos as resources and just give them for recognition. I find repos just fine when I actually need them. I wrote a github star purge script that would blow your mind if you were to use it -- no more stars! |
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I use github stars in a similar fashion to you - just recognition. It's also kind of like Hansel and Gretel's breadcrumbs - it's just a note to say 'I was here' to myself on the github repo.
I'm using pinboard stars differently though - it actively means that I've come back to that resource, it would be as if you could give a gold star to a github repo if you actually downloaded the code. I guess you could fork it, but I only fork something if I want to make changes rather than just use it.