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541.
by Hoasi 8y ago
also: https://rubygems.org/search?query=jekyll+theme
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by Hoasi 8y ago
This is starting to become impressive. Isn't there a huge opportunity for software able to analyze videos and verify their authenticity?
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by Hoasi 8y ago
Brave browser takes care of that too.
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by Hoasi 8y ago
One or both of these use > archaic spelling > other matter that might otherwise be taken as an error of transcription fit the description though the case for archaic spelling is arguable.
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by Hoasi 8y ago
You can search right away on GitHub, you will find some (good) themes that are not listed in the directories you mentioned.
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by Hoasi 8y ago
> Looking forward to any superhero story that takes the old "bitten by a bug -> now has powers" to an actual perspective from an elderly person, and get their unique take on the events following. This could even refresh the
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by Hoasi 8y ago
This is just too much work at some point. And I'm guessing the GDPR scare plays a role too for European users—and often a counter productive one at that it seems.
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by Hoasi 8y ago
Stuck at the pop-up page, just no. There are now so many sites where you have to agree with over 300 companies and their terms to track you for ads... How about finding another business model? This is beyond annoying.
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by Hoasi 8y ago
Started overseas, right after dropping from school and landed my first job by pure chance, in the so-called creative industry. Had no money, knew nothing and had to learn the ropes in real life situation. The fact that this was a completely
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by Hoasi 8y ago
Interesting. What are your dreams like? Do they look like abstract pictures (lanes? shapes?) or have no picture at all?
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by Hoasi 8y ago
This has all the ingredients for an upcoming debacle...
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by Hoasi 8y ago
Indeed, that book starts really well, in that it states an existing problem: the sole owner overwhelmed by their business, and losing their sense of purpose and happiness. But as it goes on the solution it suggests is disappointing. It may
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by Hoasi 8y ago
> But scholars aren't quite sure how this goldsmith with no formal architectural training managed to construct it. That's just slightly patronizing to say about a man who came up with various inventions and innovations in his t
554.
by Hoasi 8y ago
Sounds like a sound decision, plenty of sun in Viet Nam, all year long.
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by Hoasi 8y ago
> Notably, an elephant using its trunk to make noise is said to be trumpeting, not tooting. So if Mr Trump was on Mastodon would we say he was tooting or trumpeting?
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The Nastiest Feud in Science(theatlantic.com)
7 points by Hoasi 8y ago|0 comments
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by Hoasi 8y ago
> For example in China during most of its history if you wanted to become, say, a renowned painter, you were expected to spend your formative years copying the masters (...) This is exactly how you were supposed to become a master painte
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by Hoasi 8y ago
> And the idea that passions are found fully formed implies that the number of interests a person has is limited. Never met someone whose passion was "found fully formed" though... Either way if you want to make a living out of
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by Hoasi 8y ago
That's a problem with the device indeed. Vertical mode makes no sense for video and many images-based mediums, like panel to panel comics, should be better viewed in horizontal mode. A square screen phone would solve this, maybe?
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by Hoasi 8y ago
IMHO screen mode (horizontal) works better for panel to panel comics. Why wouldn't you take advantage of as much space as you could on mobile devices?
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by Hoasi 8y ago
I'd recommend Gumroad for something like this. One of the fastest, easiest ways to get a small shop going. The interface is very intuitive, but what makes Gumroad stand out is that e-commerce couple with basic CRM. A sound approach to
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by Hoasi 8y ago
That makes the PR statement/exercice even more interesting.
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Microsoft promises to keep GitHub independent and open(techcrunch.com)
24 points by Hoasi 8y ago|17 comments
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IA Writer 5.0(ia.net)
4 points by Hoasi 8y ago|1 comments
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by Hoasi 8y ago
Well, in those cases you go where the community is. Maybe one is better than the other, but my personal preference doesn't matter here. I would still use one or the other, regardless. If something better comes along, you should use it.
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by Hoasi 8y ago
> Lack of google visibility. Lots of good discussions will benefit the asker and a few people in the slack but no one in the future, searching for the same information. It's true, but there is also a lot of information that is no mo
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by Hoasi 8y ago
> When you're in newb territory, having a Slack channel full of helpful people is nice. Exactly my experience as well. In those cases, Slack is just like an old school IRC channel with a shinier interface.
568.
by Hoasi 8y ago
When graphic design looks the same everywhere, illustration becomes a differentiating factor. Great to see illustration taking this direction again.
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by Hoasi 8y ago
> Every service that I use has an RSS feed, except for Twitter. To me Twitter is an RSS feed—at least this is the way I use it.
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by Hoasi 8y ago
> Reliance on google is dangerous for sure. It is also unnecessary. While I understand the convenience, there are plenty of better solutions to use over Google, especially for a software company.

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