nfrly

tell us a little more about the project.

obscenely click baity, but the idea the article eventually gets around to is that the car is the beta.

it is rather curious that consumers seem to have embraced this.

tl:dr:; typographical hierarchy yo.

it's a shame more people don't pay attention to these things. where the eye falls on a document is very easy to learn to notice.

and they'll soon need one on the anacostia

it's generally considered against professional decorum to write and tell.

I'm not sure you can teach people to be self-starters.

there's an old orwell quotation, "it's the assholes in berets who ruin it for all of us."

when scripted announced they were raising a round to build out an editing platform that took advantage of an open secret copy-editors keep to themselves: good writing is decidedly formulaic....I was excited.

articles like this make it clear they took the cash and started a social club instead.

it's not a bad time to get into this space.there aren't hundreds. I'd say the two biggest are fairly googleable. the platform idea won't work because schools don't have the capital and already have the functionality due to (Anki being open source as you mention,) there's money in the banana stand but it's a tough nut to crack.