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Show HN: A Status Page Framework Built on GitHub Pages(github.com)
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by bckmn 11y ago
I'm building a web-to-speech(-to-podcast) app that's gaining traction. Integrating new voices and integrations all the time. https://narro.co
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by bckmn 11y ago
https://threadmeup.com We are a distributed custom merchandise fulfillment platform. We are profitable and growing. What more can you ask for?
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by bckmn 11y ago
I second this philosophy. I have, though, started maintaining a list (~shelf) of readings, physical and otherwise like this: http://www.andjosh.com/lists/reading/
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Bad Graphs in the Real World(andjosh.com)
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What a tech meetup in Chicago looks like in 2015(andjosh.com)
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Open Source Code Tests(andjosh.com)
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IdeaForFree: Implement GitHub-as-a-messaging-service(andjosh.com)
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How and Why We Code-Review(tech.threadmeup.com)
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Your App Is Not Better than an Open Protocol(andjosh.com)
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Analyzing Data Through Sound(andjosh.com)
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How to link better(andjosh.com)
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The texture of your code(andjosh.com)
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Asynchronous Learning(andjosh.com)
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Show HN: Alleyooop is your Dribbble newsletter hookup(alleyooop.info)
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by bckmn 12y ago
Might also like http://hntext.com (Also has a podcast)
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by bckmn 12y ago
There is a third option - listening. I use a service - http://www.narro.co , I built it - to extract text from any web page and listen to it via podcast. It's great for listening/reading to articles and blogs while doin
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by bckmn 12y ago
I'm the same way! I've recently created a service that will take any web page and extract the text and read it back to you in high-quality TTS: http://www.narro.co - Your feed is available as a podcast, so you can have
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by bckmn 12y ago
I asked this in the 'Komments' as well, but: Is there any option to export my site's Komments if I ever choose to leave?
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Yahoo Query Language(developer.yahoo.com)
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Show HN: HNText – Top stories daily cleaned for readability(hntext.com)
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The EULA notification in Safari is text-editable(twitter.com)
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Poll: What kind of company would you most like to start?(tally.tl)
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by bckmn 12y ago
Handles local auth, user accounts, data storage, sockets, API, transactional email, cleaning the dishes, etc.
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Show HN: Embark – A Node.js starter/framework app(github.com)
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Show HN: API for color conversion, naming, scheming and placeholders(thecolorapi.com)
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Uber vs. Lyft: That Feeling of a Pending Break-Through(words.andjosh.com)
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Tracking client-side errors in Google Analytics for easy diagnosis(words.andjosh.com)
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Why doesn't your site know I'm sleepy? Aware of time-context(words.andjosh.com)
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by bckmn 12y ago
For sure. Open the preferences panel for your Chrome, go to _On Startup_, and select _Open a specific page or set of pages._ There, you should be able to select/paste the TypeZen URL.

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