Anyone else interested in the fact that this was built on top of Tumblr? Its pretty awesome how simple this idea is over Tumblr...
it looks really good! seems like they did a great job editing existing tumblr code also
Never got around to thanking that teacher?
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Re: Never got around to thanking that teacher?
#52Great idea, I recently (I'm in college now) went back and thanked several of my elementary school teachers who were really excellent. They don't get nearly enough thanks, but I know for damn sure I wouldn't be where I am today without them.
I know for damn sure I wouldn't be where I am today without them. How do you know this?
Because I see bits of them in myself. An example: my sixth grade teacher math teacher frequently said that good mathematicians were lazy, that the simplest solution to a problem was often best, and that we didn't need to use overly complex techniques to solve problems. That's now at the core of my philosophy as a programmer.
Re: Never got around to thanking that teacher?
#53Earlier quoted context omitted.
I know for damn sure I wouldn't be where I am today without them. How do you know this?
Because I see bits of them in myself. An example: my sixth grade teacher math teacher frequently said that good mathematicians were lazy, that the simplest solution to a problem was often best, and that we didn't need to use overly complex techniques to solve problems. That's now at the core of my philosophy as a programmer.
How do you know you wouldn't have picked up the same trait from another source?
It's not as if that teacher is unique in advocating simplicity.
Re: Never got around to thanking that teacher?
#54Anyone else interested in the fact that this was built on top of Tumblr? Its pretty awesome how simple this idea is over Tumblr...
it looks really good! seems like they did a great job editing existing tumblr code also
thanks for your support! we had a few amazing people on our team...
Re: Never got around to thanking that teacher?
#55cool project guys - keep it up