pcmyers

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by pcmyers 15y ago
Use a throwaway. It is worth checking out.
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by pcmyers 15y ago
I think this is an excellent use of the G+ technology stack. For certain dishes or chefs, I easily see foodies and aspirational gourmands paying the price of admission. The viability of ventures like this are very dependent on the underlyin
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by pcmyers 15y ago
New features: - 12 Column grid - Responsive design (adjusts to different screen sizes, like Skeleton) - New forms, buttons, dropdowns - More opinionated! More Less preprocessing! I'm fired up; this will be present on my dev branch tonight.
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by pcmyers 15y ago
I'm no design expert, but I find this extremely appealing. I would not mind sitting and browsing through all the different projects (which is hopefully the goal of the design). My emotional reaction to the site is very different than most
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by pcmyers 15y ago
Interesting story; definitely differs from the conventional wisdom regarding building it yourself. Reuse of a previously built codebase is something I can approve of... especially if your competitors are constantly reinventing the wheel.
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by pcmyers 15y ago
Google has excellent tools for taking your data elsewhere; services like the Data Liberation Front ( http://www.dataliberation.org/ ) are pretty progressive. That said, hosting your own email is what someone like RMS would recommend as it g
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by pcmyers 15y ago
If these are people you genuinely care about, it is worth the time investment to educate them why the idea isn't practical or useful. Keep in mind that they often do not have nearly the same insight into what it takes to really build a prod