Python developer and all things design.
Joined 8y, 4w ago.
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☀️ Robert
Its existence yes, but not the interface design. One-color Subreply looked better, but I'm all for experimentation!
Jesper Bylund
Can't believe this place is still around. Love the retro style!
😁 James Hall
Hey subreply! I've been looking for a simple alternative to twitter, and I think this just might be it. This community feels slow, but thoughtful and personal. Better than the hecticness that is most of the internet
🧔🏻♂️ Nitin Pai
Completely agree. It took me years to figure out the right size. Also what to put (and what not to put) on it.
🦇 Arr
Idea: Poll based social media. No texting between users in the public section. Just the possibility to doodle into events, find common interests in a "which do you prefer" style, (dating via yes/no?!), sharing links with up/downvote button, commenting on memes with funny🦘/not funny stickers. But without comments that could go toxic. Perhaps with "ask poll creator to add option" reply free text, though.
☀️ Robert
It seems like apostrophes drop in these long stories.
🦆 Vivek
Integrating unfeeder with subreply was a superb idea.
🏒 Lucian Marin
I discovered
caity.info/work in the News section. Amazing! It's getting closer to a minimal Newsvine, the only social newspaper.
😀 Tom
This is the second story I'm reading where everybody instantly has access to everyone's complete digital life, secrets and all. In both stories, the world goes crazy and seems to break down. I wonder if it would actually happen that way. Probably.
🏒 Lucian Marin
What makes me productive is my solid desk. I got an Ikea Idasen almost 3 years ago. They say it's built to outlast years of coffee and hard work.
Zero Edge
The field of "Psychology" should be reset every 100 years and started fresh. If you started from a blank slate I highly doubt the same conclusions would be reached. Most shaky field of "science" by far.
😀 Tom
Just started reading a novel. The description about getting on the computer and deciding whether to dial into AOL... the feels. It's crazy to think about, the Internet not being any always-on service.