Jerome Dahdah

This is really impressive, takes me back to CSS Zen Garden times. Inspiring work, @lynnandtonic!

So after spamming all across Twitter with hundreds of unsolicited tweets over several days, you finally got the site on ProductHunt. Well done. https://twitter.com/ElonMuskNewsOrg/with_replies

> I'm not currently planning on doing anything with this project Would be sweet if you open source it, then!

This looks neat, but I wish it integrated with GoodReads.

Much better, thanks. I found myself visiting the site less and less because the horizontal scroll was really irking me and it was sluggish to use on both computers and tablets. Vertical might be boring, but we seem to process information better this way and device inputs are optimized for it. It's good to see that you guys are able to kill your darlings and pivot quickly. I'm also looking...

I don't know. I love the idea and it seems very convenient at first glance, but if you think about it for a bit longer: they're essentially getting free reign as middle-men between users and websites. It's similar to signing up with your Facebook or Twitter account, but through a much less established company. What happens if they go out of business? If unroll.me dies, they just stop sorting...

"Share or add your email to get the full list of results!" That's such a bait and switch. I already gave you my trust by handing over OAuth access, now you want more of my data instead of holding up your end of the deal. This is not ok and we should discourage this kind of behavior. It's a marketing website for your main product and you already had my attention, but then you forfeited it.

I've reached the point where I try to focus on things that I know I will need, e.g. research/prep for the next project, instead of my usual pattern of diving in to something new and interesting every few days. This is due mostly to time constraints as a freelancer, which has forced me to sharpen my priorities. I'm quite intrigued by the idea of daily 5-minute lessons to advance my skills,...

Any reason in particular they've hijacked my browser's normal scrolling behavior?

This is amazing! Unsplash has been a fantastic source, and I'm sure I'll find a good use for the API some day. One question, though. I'm not quite sure I understand the parameters yet. You have the following example on the front page: https://source.unsplash.com/category/nature/1600x900 The first time I tried it, it returned this rather tall portrait image:...