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I can take one!

I've seen similar product and heard that it was very successful - http://gorecommend.net/. Good luck.

Nice work. Thanks.

'Catch up on Part 1 of this series' link is not working. I am getting 404. I know I can scroll down for previous post, just wanted to let you know.

Cheers

Very nice, good idea. Cheers.

Very nice. Good idea. Good luck, try to sell it.

This is cool. I will have to try it.

I agree. All I as trying to say it's not that intuitive.

For somebody like me that doesn't use JavaScript and jQuery on daily basis it's quite a mess to remember all those rules.

I can see benefit of using 'data-*' attributes though.

Thanks, I will ask for an invite.

Well wrtten.

Clickable - http://hackermap.com

I think there are some advantages compared to sharing PDF presentation - embedded video at least.

We are using Django for web services and it works for us.

I am sorry but how is this related to ycombinator?

I would like to see whitelist as well. Looks nice. Good luck.

I find it cool and potentially very useful. Good luck guys.

This is great! I like Python. Thanks.

I could consider writing mobile app where you would be able to attach the picture and complain. I want to keep my app generic.

I am not really looking for how to monetize the app. Well, I mean it woud be nice to see that happening, but so far it's just for fun.

Ok. I looked at skweal.com. It's one of the use cases that I considered.

The problem is that businesses have to activate account with Skweal upfront. I am talking more about complaining to teacher of your son, to your coworker who makes annoying noises, to the post office about postman etc.

I fully understand you. The problem is that I, for example, drive typically alone (to work and back) and would be in the same category as those irresponsible drivers. It would be nice if one could somehow let those drivers know that there is a complaint. Maybe if more people participated in this and there would be critical mass of complaints someone like DMV would probably use the information.

The idea behind my website is to help people get a rid of daily frustrations that can be dealt with. Simple stuff, noisy neighbour, guy in the office that makes annoying noises etc. How else are you going to tell them.

Thanks.

Wasn't aware of skweal.com. I will check it out.

You have to know business' email. I plan to allow also sending physical mail when you know the address. That would be service where I would probably charge for. Some of the businesses can't even be reachable via email anymore.

Good article. Thanks

I don't agree with comparisons like that. I had two developers one making $10k more that the other, both about the same quality I would say. I didn't set their salaries, they had salaries negotiated when they joined the company. I thought it was unfair. It's not. Everybody has different skills, work ethics, productivity and on top of that expectations. The guy with $70k always complained about salary while $60k guy was completely happy.

It's up to everybody to negotiate salary that makes them happy, if you are not able to move on somewhere else where somebody will pay you what you are asking for.

However, putting all this aside, this application could be useful in environments where you have at least 5-10 people with the same skills, seniority, productivity, otherwise you are comparing apples and oranges.

Also, a lot of companies prohibit you from discussing your salary with other co-workers or not?

We used Nagios and now switched to use Zabbix.

I think it is good idea for static sites, for everything else you would be rediscovering fabric and similar tools.

Have a question. This is nice for simple HTML. How about deploying site were you have to migrate the database etc. This approach wouldn't work. I use fabric with git right now, works well.

That's my preferred way of deployment as well. fabric + git

Very nice. Thanks for sharing.