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This is hacker news. People hack to hack. I don't understand your question.
by cleverjake 13y ago
This is hacker news. People hack to hack. I don't understand your question.
- afandian 13y agoWell, it could be a clever parody. I initially thought it was, as this is also the place people post that kind of material. It could be a hack just for fun. People post that kind of thing here too. It could be a proof of concept statement about how amazing flat UI colours are. People post that kind of thing here. Either way it would be nice to have a sentence of commentary.
- muratmutlu 13y agoI posted it after I found it on Dribbble and thought it was interesting. It looks like it was made in response to a shot someone posted on Dribbble http://dribbble.com/shots/1044275-Flat-Map http://dribbble.com/shots/1044275-Flat-Map It was rebounded and coded up, that happens quite a lot on Dribbble when devs see a design they like and have a go at putting it into css/html etc
- mkoble11 13y agoThis is hacker news. People hack to hack. I don't understand your question. Thank you sir....I wish I could upvote this 1000x.
- afandian 13y agoThat's no reason stop thinking critically. There's a serious and interesting conversation to be had here.
- eric_bullington 13y agoThank you for summing up my feelings on this matter so much more eloquently and succinctly than I would have.
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- hkmurakami 13y agoPerhaps the tone could be a bit friendlier, but I think the questions themselves are justified, since I sometimes don't immediately "get" Show:HN projects. My first reaction might be that something is "just cool", but I'm not sure if I'm just not getting some useful practical aspect of a website, so imo (if the tone is chosen correctly) confirming whether a site actually has a practical motivation seems okay to me.