chrisledet

How do you figure? They've established a great business model, have over 50 employees, profitable, and are acquiring other companies. Everything needed to be labelled a success business IMO.

What else would they need to do in order to be pass the start-up mark?

chrisledet

15 lat temudiscuss

I wouldn't even call Github a start-up anymore. They're passed that phase.

chrisledet

15 lat temudiscuss

I really wish my volume wasn't so high when I clicked the link.

chrisledet

15 lat temudiscuss

> But if you get rich and I find out that you were using my code, of course, I am gonna sue you

Maybe you should put a license on your code then. No one is going to use this or take it seriously until you do.

chrisledet

15 lat temudiscuss

With that said, you obviously know little about Mustache and how to use it thus not contributing anything meaningful.

I recommend you check out Chris Wanstrath's mustache library for Ruby: https://github.com/defunkt/mustache#readme

chrisledet

15 lat temudiscuss

From what I've read, Github uses Mustache also. Logic-less templates are nice. It keeps code out of the views.

chrisledet

15 lat temudiscuss

I actually created and open sourced my own Markdown Editor, Marker: https://github.com/chrisledet/Marker

I was inspired by Mou. Clean and intuitive versus a WYSIWYG editor. Best of all, it's free and open source!

chrisledet

15 lat temudiscuss

Didn't Facebook get in trouble in Europe for this?

chrisledet

15 lat temudiscuss

Already posted: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3291651

chrisledet

15 lat temudiscuss

Too bad 1.9 isn't supported yet.

chrisledet

15 lat temudiscuss

What's wrong with `b = a + []`

chrisledet

15 lat temudiscuss

This is old news. They announced they were going open source back in 2008.

Here's the blog post: http://blog.reddit.com/2008/06/reddit-goes-open-source.html

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