Protonk

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by Protonk 14y ago
I love Mou. I could use textwrangler for markdown work, but Mou's simple interface and live previews make it a snap. It's a great middle point between a general text editor and a markdown focused document editor.
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by Protonk 14y ago
A designated asshole is nearly mandatory, especially for mixed technical audiences and issues where someone can have an [opinion on the bike shed]( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parkinsons_Law_of_Triviality ). Most people can't fill this ro
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by Protonk 15y ago
If you're not listening to Hypercritical, then I probably don't have too many suggestions. [StackExchange]( http://blog.stackoverflow.com/category/podcasts/ ) podcasts are nice, but sometimes insidebaseball-y.
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by Protonk 15y ago
>I fear what will happen is once Marco's child is born, half of every Build & Analyze episode will be about Dan and Marco's children and how they manage their time. Yeah. That'll be a mess. I'm a big 5by5 nerd, so I listen to almost
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by Protonk 15y ago
Sure but the biggest claim I could make from listening to BnA is that marco is kind of a dick. I'm sure that a good 30% of the software I used is written by someone who is kind of a dick. He's not Pol Pot.
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by Protonk 15y ago
I was also frustrated by the sort of arrogant response to all the complaints about non-development topics. It's not like we can't have interesting shows about technical topics! Hypercritical and The Critical Path are proof enough with the s
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by Protonk 15y ago
WP article is now updated. The techcrunch piece cited HN but the author also contacted Stanford faculty. Gamasutra also ran a short piece. The article is no longer protected if you guys want to update it or clean it up.
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by Protonk 15y ago
I reverted it again. I feel terrible doing that but the alternative is sourcing our article from personal communications or a tweet. Have yet to see a reference which is reliable (in the wikipedia sense) or not ultimately derived from the
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by Protonk 15y ago
That was me. I saw the laughing squid link, followed it here, then discovered that their ultimate reference was the wikipedia article. I'm keeping tabs on the news so if an article pops up I'll add it or unprotect the article.