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He said that this is just to try out github for now. And for now the official development will be on Google Code. And then when he's ready to move it over, he'll wipe the current repository on github.

"To see how well this works I have created a SNAPSHOT of the repository. This way we can try it out. "

That's a great question.

Could you expand on what piping into your shell is and why it's bad?

Me too. I was so confused.

I thought it would be cool to use Firebase to add a widget to my blog to show what song I'm currently listening to with pianobar (a command line pandora client).

What is this written in reply to?

Will there be an API?

That would be awesome if everyone had one!

What kind of mouse configurations do you have set?

I love this idea! I work in an open space with a bunch of developers in close quarters, and we're constantly interrupting each other. The collaboration is great, but sometimes it would be nice to be able to get some uninterrupted time to really get stuff done.

My only concern is that the sign always says "Wired in" even when you aren't wired in. I know I could teach my co-workers what each color means, but I would like it if it was a little more intuitive. What are your thoughts on how to get your co-workers on board with this idea?

I think that's a cool idea for an app, but I also love the idea that it didn't really matter what the idea was, the point was to deliver something. That's inspiring!

Really enjoyed this! I like how it's really practical, and it's not just an impersonal or rude way of getting press.

I like that!

That is awesome! Sounds like a great start to 2014!

It would be cool if it worked with Sublime Text or vim.

Yeah, so it actually is using Jekyll right now for the engine, and we plan to support Pelican in the future. You can just buy our themes if you want, or you can use our engine to generate your posts in the cloud without all the setup.

The reason static followers are so few is because it sucks, but so does Wordpres. Statiq is going to actually make static blogging accessible to people

Yeah, the original title was different. But it's because I'd never heard of static blogging and it didn't have any good themes.

It's also about optimization.

You generate the pages on your local machine, or on our cloud service that is coming soon.

Basically, instead of hosting a database on your server and using php to generate the pages on every request, like Wordpress does, you just create a text file for every page, and precompile your entire site into raw html files, so that it's really fast because there is no processing on the server.