hntester123

Your comment reminds me of Google search, which is also quite simple in front (the UI/usage) and very complex under the hood.

Excellent comment, sir!

Hadn't heard of it; thanks for the link.

+1 on the parent-child thing.

>One thing that annoys me about software culture in general is how, by virtue of being a programmer, people are also political scientists, economists, biologists, chemists, astronomers, manufacturing experts, doctors, nutritionists, sociologists, anthropologists, and the grand poobah of dismissing speech because of the way it's phrased.

+N.

>You already have the data I'd use: the text of the comments.

Wouldn't that require real AI though? I thought for a minute that NLP (Natural Language Processing, not the other meaning(s) of the acronym) might help, but then thought that it may not work for cases where the comment is quoting another comment. Note: I'm not at all an expert in any of those fields, just interested.

Cool, thanks.

How about giving an acknowledgement on your page when someone submits a project / news? Did it a couple of times lately and saw nothing after the submit, even to show that the submission was received.

+1

Congrats on the site and thanks. As a guy interested in Go, I plan to check it out over time.

I really liked the Go Tour, which I checked out 3 weeks ago. Then I was a bit disappointed to see that the UI changed some, making it less user-friendly. (Everything used to fit on one page, except for longer examples, for instance.) Still like it overall, though.

Okay. Please consider setting up a page to collect email addresses of non-U.S. developers for if/when you expand to international later. WorkMarket does that, IIRC.

Is the service US-only? I seem to remember reading something like that on HN recently in another thread.