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tmchow
14y ago
Super interesting hack! I wonder if its be more flexible to try integration into something like Wordpress instead with Cloudflare running on top. This would get the flexibility of Wordpress for the data storage and utilizing Cloudflare for
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tmchow
14y ago
This is great! I have the exact same problem with my apartment building needing not just a local number but one with the same area code as the building (so an area code in a neighboring city 10 mins away wouldn't work). I ended up getting a
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tmchow
14y ago
Regardless of the visual similarity to Pinterest, the underlying idea seems interesting. More so, I commend you for your effort the last 6 months learning something to code. It's not easy to get into it, so congrats!
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tmchow
14y ago
Thanks, appreciate the kind words!
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tmchow
14y ago
Hi, I'm one of the co-founders of Chewsy. We just launched this major update to our iOS app today which adds thousands and thousands of recommendations by critics (essentially identifying and geocoding individual dish recommendations). I
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Chewsy 4.0 for iOS adds thousands of dish reviews by critics in your city
(blog.chewsy.com)
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14y ago
Bootstrap sites only look cookie cutter if you use the default styling out of the box. If you take time customize the styles, you can get fairly differentiated sites. Check out some of the styles on https://wrapbootstrap.com/ .
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tmchow
14y ago
My first question was "what does browser age mean?". I think you should just put the explanation on the page itself.
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tmchow
14y ago
Great work on this. While I love jsfiddle, I do like Plunker's 1 click support for bootstrap and the "live discussion" feature.
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tmchow
14y ago
Personally, I'm not a fan of the author's recurring posts on TC. I've read most of them as they come up in gReader the past 6 months and all of them had my eyes rolling for one reason or another. I don't even have to read who's written the
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tmchow
14y ago
Super slick, love the design. Uploading a few test images was painless and the workflow was straightforward. Great work!
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tmchow
15y ago
Touche.
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tmchow
15y ago
In theory Highlight is cool, but I have to agree with the article. I find it generally useless. Worst of all, the battery drain is ridiculous. I was just out earlier today and it told me someone was nearby and the only reason they notified
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15y ago
Shameless plug: We just launched Chewsy ( http://chewsy.com ) last year after years of frustration with these aggregate business review sites. We're focused on rating what you ate and sharing recommendations with friends. It's similar to
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16y ago
Looking at the product there is definitely real IP in the hardware, and paying for a service shouldn't be a surprise. They're a real company. You couldn't argue you aren't interested in the value they provide, but questioning the fact that
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Location Enhancement - The Power of the Present
(blog.chewsy.com)
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tmchow
18y ago
While password hygiene is good, forcing you to change every 6 months is ridiculous. As others have mentioned, I've always hated the complicated forced 60-day lock-in with GoDaddy. I"ve tried to avoid them like the plague and use BlueHost.co