Have a really weird interest in software compiler design, I wrote a close-to-useless Ruby interpreter whilst at Uni, then wrote a SQL-like interpreter for laughs that used "providers" to search Google or any compatible APIs (RubyGems, Github etc) using SQL, e.g. "SELECT 'title' FROM Google, Twitter, Snapzu WHERE 'author' IS 'Insomn'".

Turns out it wasn't actually very useful, but it kept me entertained.

Moved over from Reddit, it seems a lot better than what Voat is offering - hell, it's still up so that's great. Doesn't seem to have the racist vibe, another bonus.

The only problem so far is lack of content, due to Snapzu being less mature, though I hope that'll change as membership increases (would like to see more in /t/gamedev). Even /t/gaming is analogous to /r/games, with actual content and not just meme posts. Snapzu seems to be a more mature Reddit, I'd like to see it foster actual effort in posts, similar to Hacker News.