karlmageddon

Thank you very much!

definitely :|

Chicago, St. Louis, and Oakland are coming next deploy... If it ever comes back up.

I love "Technology remix culture used to create a Big Mood". May I use this?

Author of the site here. It's currently experiencing the HN death cuddle which is why the audio is sporadic (if it's even up). I built this as a portfolio app since I'm switching to front-end development (aka this baby has a garbage back-end) and wasn't really expecting it to be shared.

Glad people are enjoying it! It's inspired by Eric Eberhardt's youarelistening.to

Also, if anyone in Los Angeles is looking for a front-end engineer... karl.puzon[at]gmail.com :)

YES! So glad someone else knows about this site. This was the main inspiration for it

Thank you! That's an awesome suggestion! I'll be adding it to the roadmap. Thanks :D

This is my final project that I built for General Assembly's Web Development Immersive program. The first iteration was really well-received and helped me build out the specs for this version. Comments/feedback/suggestions are welcome and encouraged.

Also, since I just graduated, I'm on the prowl for a junior web development position that'll help me hone my skills as a developer further. Must have awesome problems to solve :)

The rest of his block is pretty great -- http://www.adit.io/index.html

Some of them have pretty cool original illustrations, too!

Thank you! Have fun at the filmfest :)

Thanks! This is awesome! I'm thinking of adding neighborhood functionality in a future iteration.

Now that is actually in the immediate pipeline :) Expect to see squidlist events appear on the map soon!

Thank you so much! That's definitely in the pipeline somewhere but I'm trying to add more curated events via other API's + Facebook. The last time I thought about how I'd handle user submissions I ended up staring at a wall for half an hour trying to think of how to eventually get users to share events which led to more possible features like a live feed and, and...

I'm a student at General Assembly and this is 1/2 of my first project. The other half is an API I built that scrapes http://sf.funcheap.com (one of my favorite sites ever) once a day for events and gives me a JSON to use when I call it.

Feedback/suggestions/bug reports are totally welcome.