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| “Seems really pricey for a relatively simple software like this.” (comment) | ||
| recommended by 2 users | 2009 | ktharavaad on: StackExchange- The Stack Overflow Knowledge Exchange… | aged poorly | hacker news | original thread | | ||
| ktharavaad on Jun 29, 2009 | on: StackExchange- The Stack Overflow Knowledge Exchange Platform | view on HN | ||
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patio11 Jan 22, 2013 | on: Basecamp Personal | context | aged poorly
I'm hoping this is a perhaps poorly-considered callback to one of HN's most famous comments, which described StackExchange as "simple software... that can be thrown together in a weekend." http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=678501 If this comment is actually serious, please try executing on it and report back on how it goes. |
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w1ntermute Nov 6, 2010 | on: Code icebergs | context | aged poorly
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=678501 For those of us who weren't around at that time or have forgotten. ktharavaad agrees to attempt it in a grandchild post. |
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Seems really pricey for a relatively simple software like this. Someone write an opensource alternative? it looks like something that can be thrown together in a weekend.