When HN talks about communities there's usually a sub-thread where people are asking about other places. These may be useful people to invite to Tildes, if they understand the differences in...
When HN talks about communities there's usually a sub-thread where people are asking about other places. These may be useful people to invite to Tildes, if they understand the differences in culture between here and there.
I almost feel personally attacked :-P (Joking.) The fact that a lot of people here are programmers doesn't mean that they will only post in ~comp and ~tech. A lot of my colleagues are into anime,...
I almost feel personally attacked :-P (Joking.)
The fact that a lot of people here are programmers doesn't mean that they will only post in ~comp and ~tech. A lot of my colleagues are into anime, games, science, literature and other humanities, and don't even get me started on their tastes in music. Let's just say that not everyone likes 80s synth-pop as much as I do.
(I am not trying to start a debate, I just felt like this is a point worth reiterating.)
Thanks for suggesting Tildes in there. I'm not sure what the purpose of submitting it here was though. In general, it's usually easiest to just link people to the announcement post on the blog,...
Thanks for suggesting Tildes in there. I'm not sure what the purpose of submitting it here was though. In general, it's usually easiest to just link people to the announcement post on the blog, which works well as an intro to the overall goals as well as giving them a way to request an invite if they want one.
When HN talks about communities there's usually a sub-thread where people are asking about other places. These may be useful people to invite to Tildes, if they understand the differences in culture between here and there.
Tildes doesn't exactly lack programmer types.
EDIT: Grammar.
If you want faster opensource development, the more "programmer types" we can get in here during this early stage, the better IMO.
I don't know if I want faster development, or growth for that matter, of Tildes.
I almost feel personally attacked :-P (Joking.)
The fact that a lot of people here are programmers doesn't mean that they will only post in ~comp and ~tech. A lot of my colleagues are into anime, games, science, literature and other humanities, and don't even get me started on their tastes in music. Let's just say that not everyone likes 80s synth-pop as much as I do.
(I am not trying to start a debate, I just felt like this is a point worth reiterating.)
Thanks for suggesting Tildes in there. I'm not sure what the purpose of submitting it here was though. In general, it's usually easiest to just link people to the announcement post on the blog, which works well as an intro to the overall goals as well as giving them a way to request an invite if they want one.