JLehtinen

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If you’re solving a problem, that’s validation enough(bootstrappist.com)
2 points by JLehtinen 13y ago|0 comments
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by JLehtinen 13y ago
Guitar players who can also play drums are at a big advantage, just like composers who can write lyrics or sing. Graphic designers are often illustrators too, but copywriting, photo retouching and photography skills can also be very useful
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by JLehtinen 13y ago
From what I've seen as a designer, development is highly opinion oriented. There are dozens, likely hundreds of choices you can make regarding languages, server strategies, 3rd party services, modularity etc. There is a reason why a part of
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Moot v1.1(moot.it)
7 points by JLehtinen 14y ago|4 comments
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by JLehtinen 14y ago
You end up lost when you see there's a new reply on a thread you've been following (post count is 67 but yesterday it was 66) and then you go trying to find it for about five minutes. You end up re-reading about 30% of all the posts until y
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by JLehtinen 14y ago
This is true of any service anywhere, even regardless of whether the company makes money or not. Btw, any ideas of a good replacement for Google Reader?
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by JLehtinen 14y ago
Moot architecture is a distributed cloud based service - unless someone wants to set up the dozen or so servers it would require for a basic Moot setup, it wouldn't be feasible even if the infrastructure setup was open sourced.
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by JLehtinen 14y ago
A couple of days back that was just a page with a story, now there's two, so I guess an RSS is now a must. Coming soon...
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by JLehtinen 14y ago
And of course Moot also offers forums, which Disqus does not.
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by JLehtinen 14y ago
The concept of internet forums has mostly been gathering dust for the past ten years while the ways people discuss over the internet have changed profoundly, so some re-imagining is definitely in order.