azeirah

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by azeirah 12y ago
No, unfortunately not at all. I'm looking for this app for a specific use-case. I'll make another Ask HN post that asks specifically for the use-case, instead of the app. Since the app didn't fit the use-case too well anyway,
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Ask HN: I'm looking for a plugin posted here some time ago
4 points by azeirah 12y ago|3 comments
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by azeirah 12y ago
I have a similar project, it's licensed under the GNU license. You can host it wherever you want to. It's early in its development stage, and I would love all and any kinds of feedback. [You can find it here]( https://gi
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by azeirah 12y ago
I'm working on something that's very similar. It's early in development, and lacks many features. But if you private host it, it's already very usable. Take a look here https://github.com/Azeirah/bra
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Brainstorm – Open source general purpose note-taking(github.com)
2 points by azeirah 12y ago|0 comments
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The road to automatic code visualization(blog.martijnbrekelmans.com)
7 points by azeirah 12y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Choice.js(github.com)
3 points by azeirah 12y ago|0 comments
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by azeirah 12y ago
I made a really simple l-systems lib if anyone is interested. If fits in the same general vein of natural-computing. https://github.com/Azeirah/L-Systems
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by azeirah 12y ago
I like how this is presented to be ludicrously compact, but it uses double quotes "" instead of single quotes ''. Everybody knows that single quotes take up less space!
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by azeirah 12y ago
To be fair, you could use emacs to order coffee. Or any other programmable text editor, Atom, Sublime to name two
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by azeirah 12y ago
You don't have to take it so literally. Remember we're humans, he probably meant unlimited in the sense of human experience. If a human's brain never gets full in a lifetime, the it's seemingly "unlimited" for
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by azeirah 12y ago
What I got from the article is that these patterns are guidelines, not paths carved out of stone that you have to follow. How he presents it is irrelevant to what he's trying to convey.
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by azeirah 12y ago
What does your workflow look like? After two weeks, what have you actually made to aid you in making the app, I'm talking about models, diagrams, mockups, pseudocode etc. You're building apps in such a short timeframe. I'm cu
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by azeirah 12y ago
Hi there, you ask interesting questions. I have two things for you that aren't exactly what you're looking for, but they are definitely relevant. First of all, a while ago I made a serverless chat for in your browser. It's
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by azeirah 12y ago
Please, Dropbox go bankrupt so our favorite benevolent dictator for life can go work at a cooler place :)
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by azeirah 12y ago
Not yet, they promised to work on performance after proper Windows support though.
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by azeirah 12y ago
I will switch when Atom gets more stable (I still encounter bugs everywhere), and more performant. I have already developed a plugin for Atom, I hate the living shit out of Coffeescript, but I like Atom's API. It's a shame that th
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by azeirah 12y ago
Most importantly I miss SFTP. There's already a github project for sftp, but at the moment it's almost unusable. https://github.com/jules-r/atom-sftp I also really miss bracket highlighter, it's a super
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by azeirah 12y ago
After a while, he shows the example of a find function def find(seq, target): for i, value in enumerate(seq): if value == target break else: return -1 return i Can't you just remove the whole brea
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by azeirah 12y ago
In use, it is very different from Sublime Text. Especially the plugin system is far more powerful. I still prefer Sublime though, Atom is still too immature, and some packages I need don't exist yet or are far too unstable. That, and A
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Having trouble coming up with a name for your startup?(codepen.io)
4 points by azeirah 12y ago|0 comments
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Haxe - The Cross-platform Toolkit(haxe.org)
2 points by azeirah 12y ago|0 comments
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by azeirah 12y ago
That actually looks really promising. The performance of the pokemon demo is really bad on Firefox unfortunately, but near perfect on chrome.