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by bschne 8y ago
Didn't find it for this specific one (except for everything that's explained in the article and available as JS from the website of course...), but they have a youtube channel with some live-coding sessions and a recording of one
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by bschne 9y ago
You should put together a request to the unicode consortium - http://unicode.org/emoji/selection.html
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by bschne 9y ago
Yes, it was built by crew.co, a company that aims to bring together freelancers (dev / design / ...) and companies that are in need of them for a certain project. It got so successful that they split it into two companies at some
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by bschne 9y ago
There was a blogpost [1] a while back from a guy who runs a candy subscription business. He goes into some approaches and issues with this and also mentions a python package called pyShipping [2] which has an existing implementation using s
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by bschne 9y ago
>Adwords for Outdoor and Transit Advertising The Swiss outdoor advertising provider APG actually provides an online tool for that [1] (link in German). As far as I know, you can also upload your ads and let them handle printing. 1. http
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by bschne 9y ago
There's also this, which allows you to answer a series of questions to identify a font - very useful if you don't have a suitable image, e.g. only a photgraph of a sign or something like that. http://www.identifont.com&
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by bschne 9y ago
I think they meant "pretty clever"
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by bschne 9y ago
That is an interesting point, and I am not even 100% sure on how I would answer it at this point. I think I have always enjoyed the "doing good" aspect and would see it as a potential way of getting to experience new places instea
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Ask HN: What is the best way to do good and get to travel with my coding skills?
2 points by bschne 9y ago|2 comments
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How Google Builds Its Maps–and What It Means for the Future of Everything (2012)(theatlantic.com)
56 points by bschne 9y ago|16 comments