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by at_ 12y ago
The fact you can post this after reading that twitter feed only makes me believe it harder
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by at_ 12y ago
As a vehicle for getting word of their site redesign out its clearly been pretty effective. I mean I literally learned Bloomberg redesigned their website from an art blog of all places, and this is the second time its been on the HN front p
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by at_ 12y ago
The reliability of Firefox's post-crash 'session restore' is what made me stick with it for good over Chrome. Life of a power tabber.
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by at_ 12y ago
This is cool. Most impressive thing for me is how wildly different the three works (& thus approaches/challenges posed) are. Curious how Cassatt will be tackled.
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by at_ 12y ago
Given that this was pretty clearly built in rejection of conventional 'usefulness' it's bizarre to see that's the most common criticism ITT
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by at_ 12y ago
This is less hipsterdom and more just postmodernism in general (of which hipsterdom is a manifestation)
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by at_ 12y ago
Pretty neat, but I wouldn't want to contaminate the integrity of my Handcrafted With Love™ footer banner
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by at_ 12y ago
Maybe I'm overreacting b/c this aligns with my interests pretty directly but this is outrageously cool + well-executed. And better yet looks like there's already a bunch of interesting users on there. Completely eliminates th
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Show HN: Plainfolio – portfolio for web-based creatives with pdf/rss/json output(plainfolio.com)
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by at_ 12y ago
A big part of it is framing. If you frame something as a tech demo, that's how it's going to be recieved. 'The Art World' does seem reasonably open to stuff like this, but you really have to go out of your way to make su
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by at_ 12y ago
As a generally inept arts grad that really has no business (/formal education) in developing web applications, railstutorial.org is a big reason why I can now just about pull it off. Must have tried about a dozen things, but that'