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Re: Day 180: Finished

#4
The entire journey is very inspiring. I wonder what she will do now that it's done? You could take this idea and run with it into other niches, like music or photography projects.

Re: Day 180: Finished

#6
I was really taken aback by the "Paul Graham is Gay" in the background. Seems like that line is in poor taste unless there's some inside joke, which is not mean-spirited, that I don't know about.

Other than that, great work. I admire the author's dedication and her ability to create so many great apps on such a tight deadline.

Re: Day 180: Finished

#7

I was really taken aback by the "Paul Graham is Gay" in the background. Seems like that line is in poor taste unless there's some inside joke, which is not mean-spirited, that I don't know about. Other than that, great work. I admire the author's dedication and her ability to create so many great apps on such a tight deadline.

Oh, sorry, this was a silly comment. I just realized that the background displays user input.

So some people in the HN community are sophomoric, not the author, which makes more sense. :p

Re: Day 180: Finished

#8

I was really taken aback by the "Paul Graham is Gay" in the background. Seems like that line is in poor taste unless there's some inside joke, which is not mean-spirited, that I don't know about. Other than that, great work. I admire the author's dedication and her ability to create so many great apps on such a tight deadline.

That wasn't her, it's users on the website typing stuff into the 'Say Something' text box and hitting 'Send.'

Re: Day 180: Finished

#9

... "Paul Graham is gay"? http://i.imgur.com/UTk9DlM.png

Sounds like an old case of the unmoderated user input.

I've actually seen this kind of thing on a company page beforehand. There's really no excuse in that environment.

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