The OP is eduardordm, which can be found right underneath the article link. If you look on his HN profile, his GitHub name is also eduardordm.
The repo author is gogotanaka.
So, no. He's not. And the repo author is consequently unlikely to ever see your comments.
Not only are these simple checks to make, but it's extremely bad practice to scatter commentary about a project everywhere across the internet; people who only know about this project through GitHub would not see your comments either.
What are you suggesting, that there never be any discussion of code that lives in a github repo on HN, but instead all discussion take place... in the GH issues?
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The OP is eduardordm, which can be found right underneath the article link. If you look on his HN profile, his GitHub name is also eduardordm.
The repo author is gogotanaka.
So, no. He's not. And the repo author is consequently unlikely to ever see your comments.
Not only are these simple checks to make, but it's extremely bad practice to scatter commentary about a project everywhere across the internet; people who only know about this project through GitHub would not see your comments either.
What are you suggesting, that there never be any discussion of code that lives in a github repo on HN, but instead all discussion take place... in the GH issues?
Yes.