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Will add an MIT licence tonight.

I would read this, but it hurts my eyes. Respectfully consider a higher text/background combination: http://contrastrebellion.com/

I bought this font last year because it immediately struck me as timeless. 20-year old packaging with the same font is a good indication to me that the font will stay current over the next twenty.

My weekend project. I run Windows on my Macbook Air for development and pressing Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V for Copy/Paste kills my pinky and messes with my brain when I switch to OS X, so I made MacWinKey to swap the Left Control and Windows Keys. This lets you use Cmd+C, Cmd+V for copy/paste, consistent with OS X.

Uses a low-level keyboard hook to inject the correct keys, so no reboot required.

Surely this would be acceptable as satire on his part?

Hey pg, I flagged your reply (can't downvote yet) because I really tried to like the design, but ended up questioning it - trying to understand it, without dismissal, just as jug6ernaut expressed it. Your comment on the other hand, dismissed this feeling outright while adding no value to my understanding or knowledge of design.

I don't know enough about economics to judge, but is this growth sustainable and how high can it go?

This is great. Please enlarge your feature-copy font to 16px and set line-height to 1.62em so I can read it :).

Well, there goes my evening. What stack is this built on?

I thought this would be CoffeeScripted scripts for Bootstrap. I also struggled to get to the home page. Some testimonials would go a long way.

Do I understand correctly that the writer's main concern is that DI configuration is done in XML files, or that configuration takes place at run-time, instead of compile-time?

Really nice. I would recommend not animating font-size transitions when resizing. Eye candy can distract the viewer and detract from your message. For a design portfolio it may be more impressive, but for most use cases, I feel it would work better if resizing was instant.

Raleway Thin is a terrible reading font. Consider using it for large headings only and sticking to Helvetica for paragraphs.

I can't read the sidebar due to a lack of contrast: http://contrastrebellion.com/

I think a web-based solution that is accessible from anywhere (incl. mobile) is pretty useful.

It would be awesome if someone made a vector font for these like FontAwesome: http://fortawesome.github.com/Font-Awesome/

Subtract the sarcasm from your comment for more effect.

Changing the font to "Segoe UI Light" goes a long way.

It feels like this linkbait title was upvoted by haters without reading the article. Complete FUD before Windows 8 has even officially launched.

Like a commit log.

Could TypeScript be combined with the CoffeeScript syntax to save keystrokes?

Can anyone on HN confirm this exploit?

Haven't had time to try it, but how is this different from LaunchRock? http://www.launchrock.com/

Well done. Some feedback: - People don't scroll. It wasn't obvious to me that there was more info below the fold. - You need a strong call-to-action on the front page. - Put this demo ride link above the fold, because showing the product is great: http://www.cyclinganalytics.com/ride/897403933578 - Sell benefits, not features and lead with that. How does our app make me a better cyclist? - Consider showing a photo of a successful cyclist on the landing page.

A Nintendo lawsuit threat would be the best possible press outlet for these guys.

Whenever I see a new service launched with such a gross misspelling as "fowndr" to "founder", I cringe and place it in my mental "doomed" bin. Wouldn't this service be better off with a longer name or different TLD, e.g. "startupfounders.com" or "founded.co"? Is there any evidence for startup success based on a misspelled name? I don't want to knock the community, but I can't stomach the spelling barrier each and every time I would like to tell a fellow founder about his community. "Just go to founder dot com! What? Oh yeah, that's oh, en, double-u, um. Yeah, and drop the e. Not loading? Nevermind, I'll email you the link tomorrow, or never."

This is why I love HN. The comments are better than the article.

Is this based on Eulerian Video Magnification? See http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4062216

Love the Pup branding! Awesome logo.

"Uncertainty is a common source of anxiety, resulting in dissatisfaction," is an assumption. When I sign up for a new service, I'm not thinking about outages. Conventional wisdom says that reliable services that are always online would be perceived as being more trustworthy than those which go down. It is a paradox because an occasional outage correctly handled results in greater customer loyalty than if no outage occurs, ever. Yes, there will be tipping point where the inconvenience of too many outages, even if handled well, will outweigh any loyalty gained from recovery.