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You know “Ghostship” was the name of an incredible East Bay artists’ community that was destroyed in a fire which killed multiple people. Is this really the name you’re going with? It’s not ancient history, either - less than 10 years.
You know “Ghostship” was the name of an incredible East Bay artists’ community that was destroyed in a fire which killed multiple people. Is this really the name you’re going with? It’s not ancient history, either - less than 10 years.
UI tests, and any automated tests in general, must be reproducible and deterministic to be useful. Do you position this product as an automated test tool, or useful “chaos monkey”? Also a nitpick, but there are profanities on your landing page and it kinda puts me off.
UI tests, and any automated tests in general, must be reproducible and deterministic to be useful. Do you position this product as an automated test tool, or useful “chaos monkey”? Also a nitpick, but there are profanities on your landing page and it kinda puts me off.
UI tests, and any automated tests in general, must be reproducible and deterministic to be useful. Do you position this product as an automated test tool, or useful “chaos monkey”? Also a nitpick, but there are profanities on your landing page and it kinda puts me off.
Genuinely curious, why does profanity put you off a product?
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Never heard of them. I have heard of the shitty 2002 film by that name. I don’t know why someone would be expected to be aware of a niche, local, artist community or their history
I haven't lived in the Bay Area ever, although I had plans to move there at the time (plans which were sidelined because I didn't get the H1B then), but the fire was pretty big news even halfway across the world. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_Ship_warehouse_fire It wasn't the community that sparked attention, but the shoddy living conditions and that people had to resort to living in a warehouse in the Bay Ar…