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Well that's embarrassing. Looks like I need to revamp my searching skills. I did do a search before posting, but evidently it was a poor one. My bad!
by rsingla 14y ago
Well that's embarrassing. Looks like I need to revamp my searching skills. I did do a search before posting, but evidently it was a poor one.
My bad!
- ramayac 14y agoDon't worry, I'm not reading HN articles from 2010, so it's a rediscovery for me when this events occur.
- duck 14y agoIf you do want to read classics from HN checkout my http://waybackletter.com http://waybackletter.com project. :-)
- DigitalSea 14y agoIf it makes you feel any better, this is the first time I've ever seen this before, so reposting isn't always a bad thing. Was an interesting read, love the effects in Tron and it's good to see some insight into it (especially those not on HN in 2010).
- rhizome 14y agoOf course if you really cared you might do a search. https://www.google.com/search?q=emacs+tron https://www.google.com/search?q=emacs+tron
- cheapsteak 14y agoCan't search for unknown unknowns
- nthj 14y ago"You don't know what you don't know" — my mentor
- apl 14y agoGot mentored by a fortune cookie? Empty platitudes are detrimental to clear thinking; yours is a prime example.
- kbutler 14y agoIf you cannot see depth where others do, where is the depth lacking?
- drhouse_md 14y ago(playing devil's advocate) The emperor's new clothes.
- nthj 14y ago> yours is a prime example. Glad I could help. tips hat
- DigitalSea 14y agoWhy on Earth would I ever think of searching for that? I didn't even know the terminal screen was an Emacs terminal because guess what, I don't use Emacs. No need to be an asshole buddy.
- rhizome 14y agoSure, the post was useful as passive entertainment. I get it.
- Centigonal 14y agoPlease calm down, you guys. This is a reposted article we're talking about.
- deleted 14y ago[deleted]
- thechut 14y agoI really enjoyed reading this an hadn't seen it before. I think that posting the date, like you did, should remove anybody's expectation that this was fresh content anyway. Regardless of previous posts on HN.
- rsingla 14y agoActually, this title was edited from my original. Thanks to whoever did that!
- laureny 14y ago> Well that's embarrassing. Looks like I need to revamp my searching skills. Shouldn't be your job, the web site should take care of it. Then again, Hacker News' code base looks like it hasn't been touched in six years.
- digitalengineer 14y agoSo does the interface. And how about a "notify" if someone responds to a message? What's up with the use of tables? How about Mobile?
- jgeralnik 14y agoYou can use http://hnnotify.com/ http://hnnotify.com/ to get a notification.
- digitalengineer 14y agoThanks! Didn't know about that.
- vertis 14y agoIt's still awesome even if it is a couple of years old.
- ed209 14y agoI use Hacker News'd which is a pretty cool Chrome extension that tells you (and links to) HN submissions for any URL https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hacker-newsd/njdndkhkelkeepcnmookckfhleebcokl https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hacker-newsd/njdnd...
- 89a 14y agoDon't feel bad, I think I've read this article a good few times of my own accord anyway. Interesting workflow and great looking work.
- pessimizer 14y agoJust remove all of the weird cruft from the end of the query string, check to see if the link still works, and submit. HN will tell you if you've duplicated an old url. Submitting "jtnimoy.net/?q=178" would have sent you to the original submission.