Did you ship today?

This is your daily reminder to keep shipping! Stop reading Hacker News and Reddit and get to work!

No wait!

Rewrite ls in Rust. Then make it a Lambda function. Then Dockerize it. Put it all in Kubernetes and deploy on EC2. In fact, deploy it across 47 nodes in three different regions.

Now, don't stop there!

Your next step?

Write an 18-part blog series on how you innovatively "disrupted file listing". Call it something like "ls: Reinvented in the Cloud-Native Era". Make sure to include at least 27 diagrams of Kubernetes pods.

Post to Hacker News and get the upvotes! Oh, you'll get so many upvotes. People will call you a genius. A visionary. The Linus Torvalds of file listing.

Then GitHub stars! Get 100k stars! Then tweet about the stars. "Just shipped my Rust-based, cloud-native ls replacement. 100k GitHub stars in 24 hours". #disruption

Now add support for every JS bundler. Add 100 config files for each bundler. Webpack? Rollup? Vite? Parcel? Yes, yes, yes, and yes. Then add support for Red Hat Linux and ship it with a 2000 line long .lsrc.

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