bathtub

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by bathtub 9y ago
Such a nice idea paired with a descriptive and non-click-baity title.
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by bathtub 9y ago
> that allow people to find those similar to them, you are taking away their ability to do so This is what I want. That people find their SO on a natural and unexpected way and not by sticking to their roots and setting the right filter
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by bathtub 9y ago
I always got the best side project ideas when I was working on some other random side project. Once you start to work on an even mediocre side project, just wait and after few days you get so many new ideas coming out of the mediocre projec
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by bathtub 9y ago
As I wrote: It strengthens and enforces typical stereotypes which don't make life easier for the target demo.
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by bathtub 9y ago
There was a time when people used more and more websites because they were fed up with desktop apps. Hopefully we see the same soon again.
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by bathtub 9y ago
But this is not a problem of Discord but of all group chats. The initial discussion point was that Discord might be insecure because of young hackers building the product.
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by bathtub 9y ago
I made the opposite experiece and just made a test with some medium and similar sized chat servers with many users amd history (bitcoin related chat servers) on Slack and Discord in Chrome which should represent their native Electron apps:
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by bathtub 9y ago
What? This is where they started and you can also use the product for everything else than gaming. And if you mean the dark theme you can change this to a bright innocent I-am-serious-engineer Slack theme.
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by bathtub 9y ago
> My CI has plugins, and do those have integrations for Discord too? Yes and if not there is a Slack-compatible API, check Discord's API doc. Just try Discord, takes one minute and will know yourself if you like it. It's not a
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by bathtub 9y ago
> Discord's development team has a lot of very young people (no proof, but I'd swear some of them are 13-16 years old) Someone spreading FUD? Everything with Discord feels like a super mature well develoved product.
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by bathtub 9y ago
Onboarding is a millions times easier. With Slack you need for every chat a new login/password and 100 clicks for sign-up, skip tutorial and email-verification, WTH why? Getting users into Discord is one single click. With Discord you
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by bathtub 9y ago
Once you tried Discord you wonder why people are still using Slack. Btw, Discord also surpassed Slack in traffic on SimilarWeb.
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by bathtub 9y ago
Anyone who could provide a quick overview/comparison of sites like Teespring, Redbubble, etc from a creator's perspective? Are they reliable? Do they pay in time and for all the sales? Do they hide sales?
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by bathtub 9y ago
I did this recently for the same reason. Do not wait and get a Linux system with i3 tomorrow. You will be so much faster and more structured in your daily workflow than with Alt-Tab. A nice side effect: Apps feel much faster than on OSX. I