[budafish]

There are a lot of words the author used to simply say, "I'm going to start my pet project, which I also believe is going to fail very soon for a number of reasons"

Not much actual good content here.

[davedx]

Ugh, go post your negativity somewhere else. Awful comment.

[pritambaral]

There are a lot of words you used to simply say "I didn't find much actual good content there."

Not much of a contribution to the discussion here.

[m463]

https://xkcd.com/2730/

[white_dragon88]

God I hate XKCD so much. It's a blight on the internet. I just get unreasonably angry whenever I see a link posted. This is just me venting.

[hutzlibu]

Do you hate specificly the comic, or that people often post it, where it is not contributing to the discussion?

[rizky05]

https://xkcd.com/406/

[sshine]

Yes, the tl;dr of this article seems to be:

> I do not expect ANYTHING to come from this project. I do not expect to finish this project.

So... good luck with that. :)

[nmz]

Goes without saying, its a browser, browsers are never finished. unless you discarded html/js and started from scratch... but then you'd have no data for the browser and what would be the point of that.

[hutzlibu]

"Goes without saying, its a browser, browsers are never finished. "

But they can be working enough, to be useful. Meaning they can display correctly the pages you want to see.

So the best independent effort of a working browser I know of, is ladybird. And Kling knows how to build browsers, so toying around with a browser from scratch on your own will be a learning experience. But I guess you might learn more, by contributing to a project that stands a real chance to become a working browser.