Curiositry

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Pandoc for Writers(autodidacts.io)
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by Curiositry 10y ago
Unfortunately, no: http://beautifulracket.com/about-the-author.html#faq
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Beautiful Racket v1.0(beautifulracket.com)
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by Curiositry 10y ago
A Guide to the Good Life, by William B. Irvine
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Mathsteps, a step-by-step solver for math(github.com)
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LED-It-GO: Leaking (a lot of) Data from Air-Gapped Computers via HDD LED [pdf](cyber.bgu.ac.il)
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by Curiositry 10y ago
There’s a lightweight clone written in Go, Journey [1], which uses Ghost themes. It got a fair amount of attention at one point, but development doesn’t look very active at the moment. [1]: https://github.com/kabukky/jo
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by Curiositry 10y ago
Good point — I should have specified english-language publications, since the diaeresis is still common in other languages. (Unfortunately, I can’t edit my original comment.)
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by Curiositry 10y ago
GitHub Link: http://github.com/curiositry/diaeresis More about the diaeresis, and why it’s useful, in the New Yorker (one of the few publications that still uses it): http://www.newyorker.com/culture&#x
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Show HN: Diaeresis.js – wield diæreses like C̶h̶u̶c̶k̶ Mary Norris(curiositry.github.io)
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by Curiositry 10y ago
Sounds like we have a similar experience. I noticed HN and ProductHunt resulted in more press than Reddit, even though they drove far less traffic to the site. But maybe success on Reddit / HN / PH could be used as social proof wh
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by Curiositry 10y ago
Thanks. That's the impression I got, too: I looked at the numbers and decided running on ads wouldn't be worth it until I was getting far more steady traffic. Do you know how the visitors:dollars ratio for less intrusive methods -
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by Curiositry 10y ago
1. I do charge for products — just not the more interesting open-source ones that tend to do well on HN & Reddit. (Also, my income from client web design & writing is probably loosely affected by the success of my blogposts and open
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Navigo – a simple vanilla JavaScript router(github.com)
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by Curiositry 10y ago
Any plans to do short stories as well?
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Ask HN: How do you make use of traffic surges from sites like HN and Reddit?
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by Curiositry 10y ago
Very, very cool! I’m teaching myself Spanish, and I’ve been looking for something like this for ages. I’d be curious to know more about how it’s built, and where you found the source texts. It it open-source?
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by Curiositry 10y ago
Thanks :) That’s a good idea — each rule has real-number examples, but there’s nothing to solve . It would be fun to add test problems to use the rule on.
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by Curiositry 10y ago
http://algebrarules.com It’s simple, useful, and I learned a lot while I was building it. And people use it (which is always a plus).
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How to Start a Project(autodidacts.io)
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Critic Markup: track editorial changes in plaintext (markdown compatible)(github.com)
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Show HN: Algebrarules.com — a place to learn the rules of (basic) algebra(algebrarules.com)
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My Year of 100 Books(autodidacts.io)
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Neurotech Hardware Roundup 2016(autodidacts.io)
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by Curiositry 11y ago
Great job Toby & Franz! I’ve used PhpBB (spam magnet), NodeBB (too buggy), and am now on Discourse, which is great but eats server space for breakfast. Flarum look very cool — I’ll give it a spin as soon as it’s stable.