mamoriamohit

Interesting that it has started deflating already!

For a second, I thought I am high.

Oh this post resonates with me so much. Everytime I start a new project, I spend atleast a week figuring out which new tool/language/framework to use.

Almost always, in the end, I end up using the good old faithful and friendly PHP (Laravel).

"What if we train our people and they leave?" "What if we don't and they stay?"

Forward-looking entrepreneurs are building in public. In my opinion, sharing news and information with core team is overall a positive investment.

If there's a lack of trust, maybe, there are bigger problems in the startup to fix?

Does changing it to require permission would mean that every "Copy Code" button will need a pop-up?

I am torn between the usability vs security of this issue.

This is good for fetching a single item. What if you want to list resources?

Eg. List all comments of a blog?

It has to be GET /blog/:blogid/comments

Then, how about creating a new comment?

It'll be POST /blog/:blogid/comments

When both of these have the blog's hierarchy in the URL, should we take it away when fetching a single item? Or the stay consistent, we should simply do:

/blog/:blogid/comments/:commentid

It's hard.

Cold starting a new identity on the internet is a huge pain. Also, a single point of failure for someone who has gained an audience on just one platform. What if the platform kicks you out?

I wish you all the best!

You're almost right!

You're not alone. I am with you.

To add to your little annoyances, I'd add one as well – categorizing the bookmarks.

Even if I end up bookmarking a site, I find it hard to organize it nicely in a place that I can go to later on.

I'd love to put some hashtags on bookmarks to search for later.

Just me?

I have had an opposite experience. Daily notes makes no difference. I was in a relationship for 2 years and have written a poem every day for 400 days straight to her. But it failed nevertheless. In fact, I was told by her that these notes put her in guilt. Weird.

Gestures like these amplify whatever the relationship there is to start with.

If there's a lot of love, they amplify it.

If there's a lot of lack of commitment, they amplify it.

They do not change lack of commitment into love magically.

Sorry for being the party pooper. I understand where the OP is coming from and I truly respect that. Just wanted to add a bit of more context.