Re:Show HN: Lunchspire, lunch dating for hackers, made in 6h
by Trufa on Monday May 14, 2012 @08:18AM
(#3970684)
In all fairness, if I am meeting with random people for lunch I would like to at least see who they are on the web, it is not any sort of guarantee but it's good to at least have an idea.
Re:Show HN: Lunchspire, lunch dating for hackers, made in 6h
by siavash on Monday May 14, 2012 @06:45AM
(#3970387)
We found it way too difficult to find new and interesting people who wanted to discuss the same topics as we did. So we created this during a quick hack at http://startuplocation.com/hack just to get the discussion started. However, if you are curious as to how and what this does with credentials here you go: https://github.com/siavashg/lunchspire
Re:Show HN: Lunchspire, lunch dating for hackers, made in 6h
by delinka on Monday May 14, 2012 @07:46AM
(#3970543)
Pointing me to the source as documentation is just lazy. Entice me to use your project. Excite me about your goals. Interest me in looking at your code.
Besides, from a security standpoint, I have no idea whether the code in that repository is actually the code running on the site.
Re:Show HN: Lunchspire, lunch dating for hackers, made in 6h
by ThomPete on Monday May 14, 2012 @09:00AM
(#3970833)
Ligthen up. It's a project done in 6 hours. Judge it at that. Why do you need to be so hostile? Don't use it if you don't want to.
And no I have no affiliation with the guys and think it's totally fine to be critical, but give the guy a break you speak to them as if they are immature brats.
Re:Show HN: Lunchspire, lunch dating for hackers, made in 6h
by derrida on Monday May 14, 2012 @07:46AM
(#3970541)
Why don't you ask for just an email address?
Re:Show HN: Lunchspire, lunch dating for hackers, made in 6h
by indiecore on Monday May 14, 2012 @08:36AM
(#3970758)
To be quite honest it was probably mostly because he did it in six hours and adding a few lines to validate against facebook/twitter was quicker than setting up a whole account stack.
OK, you had a "cool" idea. Took you a few hours to implement it. Now that you've implemented, please write some documentation (in the form of introductory information on your web site) explaining that you'll be requesting access to my Twitter/Facebook/WTFE account and why. And, no, typical marketing bullshit is not acceptable (e.g. "So that we can offer you the best possible experience" is not a good reason to want permission to post as me)