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by arkitaip 5y ago
This comes as a surprise to no one.
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by arkitaip 5y ago
Just hodl for this latest cycle of insanity to blow over and people embracing vanilla html+js+css.
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by arkitaip 5y ago
Wordpress default themes have been terrible for many years now. Design quality is sacrificed for showcasing some new WordPress feature or for the sake of a new theme because you know we have to have one each year instead of improving on the
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by arkitaip 5y ago
This is such a specialized app, almost a feature to a larger app, that it's hard to even imagine a target for it. Did you stumble upon a problem in the wild that your app solves? Without a clear understanding of a target, you can'
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by arkitaip 5y ago
All side projects suffer from this fate once they get serious enough. Suddenly you can't just do the fun stuff; the other 90% work that's more mundane now needs your attention. This is where you have to decide if this side project
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by arkitaip 5y ago
I am doing the same journey - even getting a blog under my real name - and it can be unsettling as someone who early on learned that you never ever give away personal information, let alone use your real name, online. Just blogging has ease
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by arkitaip 5y ago
Goddamn is plain HTML+CSS beautiful wipes a tear .
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by arkitaip 5y ago
Good luck to all of them. The situation sucks but hopefully they won't have too much trouble finding better work.
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by arkitaip 5y ago
They might just increase their fees. Or increase their pricing on other products.
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by arkitaip 5y ago
Another data point over which they can shut down your account ("You lied about your age. That's not only TOS, it's against the law.").
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by arkitaip 5y ago
> This makes me think - should there be a link in the email that says, "This was not me" -- that allows the website dev to ban the offending IP? Maybe not ban the IP but definitely remove the email from the account (after a con
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by arkitaip 6y ago
Really? You don't see why it is useful for people of all backgrounds to their salaries?
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by arkitaip 6y ago
Gorgeous UI.
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by arkitaip 6y ago
Even if you're an experienced dev you rarely start coding from scratch. I almost always use Boostrap for simple projects because it does 99% of the work and looks great across many devices and UA.
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by arkitaip 6y ago
Please do. I hate getting transactional email intended for someone else because the devs don't verify email addresses. It doesn't even mean you have to do verification early in the onboarding process, but definitely before you sta
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by arkitaip 6y ago
Hover has the best search interface IMO (it's GETified so you can create a custom search engine in Firefox) but it's expensive, especially if you are constantly buying domains.
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by arkitaip 6y ago
What do you mean, these sorts of requests? If you mean deleting ownership data as is the case here - that's incredibly problematic and erodes trust in the site and you as a moderator.
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by arkitaip 6y ago
Sometimes it's better not to communicate publicly at all than to write vague nonsense like this, especially on a controversial issue you've caused as a founder. Imagine Basecamp employees reading this blog post, trying to make sen
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by arkitaip 6y ago
C'mon dude, 2017 was a totally different age where commanding your own bot army was as American as apple pie. Nice job, dang and friends.
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by arkitaip 6y ago
I think one of the reasons why people are pushing back against David's and Jason's narrative is because for years they have positioned themselves and Basecamp as the consciences of the industry who are more ethical and compassiona
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by arkitaip 6y ago
This is the result of MANY deliberate design decisions where management have decided they should weaponize dark patterns against customers because if they are about to leave anyways, well surely it doesn't really matter how they are tr
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by arkitaip 6y ago
This is hypocritical by David and Jason who are super political on Twitter all the time. Here's what David tweeted just a few months ago [0]: "Imagine thinking that you have to appear apolitical to lead a company rather than simpl
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by arkitaip 6y ago
"...building my own almost-serverless solution ... Netlify headless CMS ... GitHub http API ... markdown + front matter ..." You don't want your relative to be locked into a hosted solution like Shopify yet you want to creat
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by arkitaip 6y ago
Cool, didn't know SVG has this capability but man does it look ugly
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by arkitaip 6y ago
Neat. Makes me wonder why we can't do complex favicon design using html/css. Imagine being able to enter text and style it using layouts, fonts, colors, etc.
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by arkitaip 6y ago
Somoene please come get your algo, it is making the humans uncomfortable.
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by arkitaip 6y ago
Buzzcut every few months. A quality hair trimmer (mine's Moser 1400) makes a HUGE difference.
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by arkitaip 6y ago
I can't think of a single company that would advocate anything else and yet all of them prioritize money over product, even if it means enacting petty user-hostile policies.
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by arkitaip 6y ago
Have you been googling about your symptoms, illnesses or anything else that can have a connection to drugs like Voltaren?
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by arkitaip 6y ago
Very interested in following this over the years. Worker organized businesses can work well but they seem to require tons of commitment to the idea and hard work. You aren't just doing the work your customers hire you to do, you have t

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