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Doches
11y ago
Maybe have a look at https://github.com/jolicode/jolitypo ?
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This was heavily inspired by this morning's discussion of Typeset.js ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10076672 ), a similar pre-processor written in Javascript. Several commenters complained about not having a simi
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Doches
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Nope, didn't take long at all: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10079270
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Show HN: rTypeset – A typographic pre-processor for HTML
(doches.github.io)
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Schlep Blindness vs. The Sunk Cost Fallacy
(blog.theappclassifieds.com)
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11y ago
A different solution, that's a little more embedded in the Github and Ruby world: homesick ( https://github.com/technicalpickles/homesick ).
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Automatically add referral spam filters to your Google Analytics account
(referralfilter.com)
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Palantir raising $500M at a $20B valuation
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This page is riddled with typos, grammar mistakes, and little bits of weirdness in the copy that immediately makes me distrust the service (or rather, makes me think that it's a scam). Even the HN submission title ("...affect ur r
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Show HN: The App Classifieds -- Developer-friendly classified listings for apps
(theappclassifieds.com)
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11y ago
Whatever they are they're oddly poetic: * The Endless Forms More Beautiful * Pray for Toaster * The Fall of Disorder
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"So, what do you think about Swift?" followed by whatever questions it takes to elicit a real opinion. Any iOS developer should have a solid opinion on the language, either of the form "I'm sticking with Objective-C beca
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I think the PG essay you're referring to is http://www.paulgraham.com/startupfaq.html , which includes literally the single line "the best way to meet co-founders is to go to school with them." While this is a
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I've been involved with three startups, and met all three co-founders under radically different situations. The first startup was a game studio, Blazing Griffin ( http://blazinggriffin.com ) -- I was doing hobbyist iOS game d
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Housing for Israelis isn't a big problem; housing for the dislodged Palestinians is a different question.
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Have Free Software Licenses Become More Important Than Human Rights?
(bellacaledonia.org.uk)
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This. I suspect that far fewer people buy phones/laptops/gadgets based purely on specs and price, which is all that's on display here. For pure commodities this makes total sense (the SSD and flash drives charts are awesome),
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Plottable.js – Flexible, interactive charts for the web
(plottablejs.org)
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12y ago
Now that we've got Bash.org back, what will it take to get Randall Munroe to restart LimericksDB?
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12y ago
OP, I'm a FDE at Palantir (not in NY) and I'd be glad to chat with you about the life/work/impact we have. I've been at several different tech companies with a variety of bizarro cultures (though not FB!), so maybe
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Wow, I didn't realise that feeder roads were a Texas-specific thing. How do other parts of the country handle commercial properties that face highways?
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Apparently the revolution will be televised...
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I publish a digital-only literary magazine called Far Off Places ( http://faroffplaces.org ) with a team of 4 (myself, two editors, one designer). It has recurring revenue from email and iOS subscriptions that we've ploughe
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13y ago
If you need numerical stability, I'd use Gary Perlmann's [|stat]( http://oldwww.acm.org/perlman/stat/history.html ). It's older and somewhat harder to get a copy of, but it's as reliably correct
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Personally I find the racist overtones to be the least scary aspect of this story. I grew up in rural Texas; for police/government officials to conduct their work with a base level of racism is, while frustrating and sickening, prett
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How does this differ from a browser addon like GreaseMonkey that adds custom Javascript on page load? This seems like the same idea, only using custom (*.tomodo.me) urls and with Javascript pulled from a third-party server rather than my lo
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How about Palantir? They've got a London office, do interesting work (and would value your Java experience), and definitely pay well. They tend to work with government or financial clients; I'm not sure which the London folks focus on. Also
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I'd have read the description of the tool, thought 'eh, cool', and clicked away if it weren't for the absurdly cute instructions for installing the bookmarklet. Probably one of the best, tongue-in-cheek pieces of tutorial I've seen in a whi
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Http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-19767014
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14y ago
2001 called; they want their mystery meat navigation back.
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