LukeWalsh

Should be interesting for these commenters from the original thread to finally have their answer ;). https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4197098

I have never been more pleasantly surprised with a click to the comments section, came here to post this exact same thing.

I completely agree. I think it's amazing how our perception slowly shifts over time, until things that seemed high tech turn antiquated simply because we were overexposed to a certain font.

Amazing how all of the subtle changes make it look like a kid's toy.

This is fascinating. I am curious as to why the only way to attach it was with the "nose" upward, it seems like this could be inconvenient when showering.

One suggestion I would like to see is a public permissions mode where anyone I share a link with can create an account and then be able to edit the doc. Looks great, very clean UI. I have been waiting for something like this!

The nav bar that automatically collapses for mobile is an excellent addition. This is one of the main things lacking in quickly made prototypes.

This is surprising considering cost of living in London is higher than San Francisco (at least by my perception and a quick google search).

http://www.expatistan.com/cost-of-living/comparison/san-fran...

Actually, his father said it. It is often misattributed; most notably by Steve Jobs all throughout his life who never admitted he was wrong.

http://www.fastcompany.com/40565/cdu-gretzky-puck-stops-here

Thanks!

Thanks for the post! I understand from my interview process with Facebook that every engineer screens candidates. What are some things that have impressed you the most of anyone you have recommended for a position?

I am a current student at Purdue, and here is the video that the commentary is about: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFbWXuR_2Ow