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stop solving the same problems Eh... what? If we didn't stop solving the same problems we would still be using WordPerfect and Google wouldn't exist. And witho
by duck 15y ago
stop solving the same problems
Eh... what? If we didn't stop solving the same problems we would still be using WordPerfect and Google wouldn't exist. And without seeing it how do you know what it is even doing?
- parallel 15y agoI didn't say stop improving on solutions that miss the mark. I just think there is a lot of unexplored territory for software developers. People like to solve problems they have and understand. To do list apps are the classic example for developers. I'm just saying there's a lot of opportunity out there if you step outside your comfort zone. All I know about this app is that it's a web based todo app. I was clear on this so to pick me up on it is a bit out of line. A better response would be to point out how it improves on what's already available.
- rs 15y ago>> A better response would be to point out how it improves on what's already available. For starters, the UI is something that I haven't really seen before and its pretty neat. Second, I do like the concept of today/tomorrow - think that's a nice way to encourage planning and doing