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Be born to the right people and toe the party line. That’s what Brian’s story will show you. But that’s basically a cliche right now so I doubt you’re in any way surprised
This article doesn’t make good on its claim to explain why this “Rails convention” is bad. It’s probably actually good. I wouldn’t have clicked on it otherwise. Rude, IMO.
It's pretty common outside of rails too, like https://facebook.com/4 Some main weaknesses, if I recall correctly, is that's incremental ids make scraping pretty easy, or guessing content outside of a URL given explicitly by the service (like here).
This article doesn’t make good on its claim to explain why this “Rails convention” is bad. It’s probably actually good. I wouldn’t have clicked on it otherwise. Rude, IMO.
It's pretty common outside of rails too, like https://facebook.com/4 Some main weaknesses, if I recall correctly, is that's incremental ids make scraping pretty easy, or guessing content outside of a URL given explicitly by the service (like here).
This article doesn’t make good on its claim to explain why this “Rails convention” is bad. It’s probably actually good. I wouldn’t have clicked on it otherwise. Rude, IMO.
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Article: >It's (still) all about your users and customers > Brian volunteering to host and entertain total strangers represents the importance of placing your customer front-and-center at every company stage. Brian could be "beyond that." He's not. He wants to see the details of what being a host is like so he can improve his product. So much simping... a CEO of a small company worships at the altar of a CEO of a uni…
There’s no engineering analysis in this post, so those of us who were looking for that, let me save you the click Be born to the right people and toe the party line. That’s what Brian’s story will show you. But that’s basically a cliche right now so I doubt you’re in any way surprised
I'll be damned, billionaires are normal people! (or at least they want us to believe it)
"I told him it's a bad idea. I didn't think it was going to work, and I didn't really understand it. If he listened to me, Airbnb wouldn't be here now.""
Sometimes, Brian, your mom is right.