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kristerv
9y ago
i like the idea that tuesday is the day off. Makes sense.
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kristerv
9y ago
I seem to have this thing for honesty. If I intend to "work from home" but really do everything but, then I'd rather just work out some deal. Plus I like coming to the office, it's social.
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kristerv
9y ago
haha, good point. Though I prefer being productive on and off work time :)
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Going for the 5 hour workday
(code.krister.ee)
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9y ago
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kristerv
9y ago
yeah, drugs. Fastest solution to all problems. But my actual solution is basically putting my mindset in a zero position (i don't even work for this company) and imagine what I would love to do right now. Then figure out if this compan
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Markdownsites.com – post-mortem
(code.krister.ee)
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10y ago
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kristerv
10y ago
yeah +1 to this. Perhaps Rumuki is just a new material source for pornhub? :D
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kristerv
10y ago
haha, great. Awesome landing btw. I'd love to be updated on how your project goes. Blog?
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The paper clip project
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kristerv
10y ago
incredible response. Thank you for the effort. Quite an eye opener. Like didn't think about subdomains that way - valuable insight. SSL is top3 on my todo list. Currently I charge extra for the domain - seems to be a simple way of doin
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kristerv
10y ago
> splat some markdown to the internet haha, great tagline I must say :D
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kristerv
10y ago
interesting, i'll keep an eye out for your release. Incredible UI design btw.
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kristerv
10y ago
for sure, top3 issue to work on.
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kristerv
10y ago
wow that's awesome.
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kristerv
10y ago
I can't recall the exact details, but I did try to use as few services as possible. I think the problem was something about how namecheap's pricing model worked. Or was it the site that didn't have a customizeable paying popu
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kristerv
10y ago
perhaps I didn't understand what jekyll was capable of. I'm going to have a proper look at all the tech suggested here.
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kristerv
10y ago
nice. thanks for the tip. I'll see how plausible this is for my usecase.
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kristerv
10y ago
you are certainly right about the familiarity. Also some of the ideas proposed here have been very valuable, i'll be sure to check them out.
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kristerv
10y ago
haha, best quote i've heard in a long time :D
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kristerv
10y ago
thank you :)
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kristerv
10y ago
totally right here.
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kristerv
10y ago
Thanks for the encouraging words. HN is a technical forum, so the critical responses are understandable. Not that I don't take them seriously :)
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kristerv
10y ago
thank you :)
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kristerv
10y ago
Could you perhaps point out some specific details that you find annoying?
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kristerv
10y ago
Even though the site is simple development time has been severely dropped thanks to choosing a fairly heavy platform.
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kristerv
10y ago
yeah the idea is just to be as simple as possible.
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kristerv
10y ago
thanks for the input. You may be right on this one. We'll see.
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kristerv
10y ago
yep, i completely agree. The only reason it's JS heavy is because it's a MVP. If this project turns out well it will end up being a simple HTML with bare-minimum javascript.
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kristerv
10y ago
good point. it's something I myself would also like. I'll have a think about this. I'll also have a look at ublock. I also use it, haven't had problems. Maybe you tried exactly when the site was down. Had overload proble
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kristerv
10y ago
thanks :)
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