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Show HN: Happy Color – color comparison tool(amitzur.github.io)
1 points by amitzur 9y ago|0 comments
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Goodness Squad – an initiative for open source contribution(medium.com)
2 points by amitzur 10y ago|0 comments
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by amitzur 10y ago
Thank you! This is helpful. Do you believe there is no positive sum because Promises are out there already, and this could have been avoided had they been released with cancellation in the first place?
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by amitzur 10y ago
thanks!
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Show HN: Simple color comparison tool(amitzur.github.io)
6 points by amitzur 10y ago|2 comments
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by amitzur 10y ago
Loved it. I didn't know that you are doing in-browser editing. Is that done with document.designMode ? On top of any particular rich text editor?
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by amitzur 11y ago
Indeed, Eric Demain is amazing. Thanks for the reference. There's a lot to be discussed about computational origami and computer science. And there are many materials on the subject. I was trying to also touch the behavioral aspect of
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by amitzur 11y ago
Well it's a good point about the other angle of not using anyone else's code at all. I think there should be a good balance between using others' and writing your own code. It requires good judgement. In origami, however, you
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by amitzur 11y ago
I didn't mention Java in my article
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by amitzur 11y ago
Oh there are so many good ones. Robert Lang's "Origami Design Secrets" is sort of a bible. Also, there are 2 publishers worth checking out: Origami house and Origami Shop ( http://www.origami-shop.com/m_index.p
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Origami and Programming(medium.com)
69 points by amitzur 11y ago|14 comments