Does someone have already heard or said something like "I've been offended by the gender of the documentation of Sendgrid, so I chose to go with Mailgun!" ?
On the second level of zoom, when clicking on the letters, I think it would make more sense to directly show the picture in full screen.
At this point, I already know that this website is made for seeing picture so I'd like to see them asap, and having to click on a thumbnail seems more frustrating than needed.
"If you feel someone is looking at your exam sheet, you should immediately stand up and report
the incident – during the exam"
Sounds pretty fun actually
That seems really interesting, however a working demo would be great, especially because you are asking the credit card before anything else (not saying it's bad, just that I'm not comfortable with giving my payment information after one screenshot only)
Am I the only thinking that working on a project like this would be awesome ? From an engineering point of view, they offer an incredible technical challenge.
Yeah, probably, I took a look at the code, it seems easy to extract positions with few jquery lines, and I guess there is probably an API for resolving chess mates problems!
yeah, why the police bothers trying arresting criminal...
can't they stay in their office eating donuts ?
...
They risk their lives to keep yours safe.
And on the other side you have criminals. And you ask why police chase them and not why they ran away ???
Seriously ?
Ahah fair enough, anyway I think this can be a good and funny introduction to programmation which makes more sense than platforms like codeacademy, etc...
Nice job :)
On the step with the doors and the lier guard, there is a trick to know which guard is lying by asking one question only. This is due to the fact that you use coffeescript.
Maybe you should whitelist the parameters allowed for the questions, to avoid "cheating".
Apparently, you don't use this instead of another framework, but with (http://facebook.github.io/react/docs/common-questions.html).
To me, the closest existing thing to this would be Coffeescript as both need to be compiled into plain Javascript.
Nothing's wrong for black on white for books.
The thing is I don't read your site on a piece of paper but on a screen (and I'm probably not the only one).
At this moment it's in first position, I guess that's because most of HN readers (including me) haven't read it before, so the repost is totally worth it.