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Git patch mode and working with Git in Python(blog.zdsmith.com)
1 points by crux 12y ago|0 comments
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by crux 12y ago
Good question. In the library, intercalary days are just their own month. So it would just be 2015-14-1.
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Posical, the Positivist Calendar for Python(blog.zdsmith.com)
88 points by crux 12y ago|74 comments
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Mitaines(blog.zdsmith.com)
3 points by crux 13y ago|0 comments
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Designing Tie Knots By Random Walks(blog.zdsmith.com)
2 points by crux 13y ago|0 comments
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by crux 13y ago
Sure. The one liner is: spend as much of your free time and energy focusing on giving and helping others rather than enriching yourself. Find ways to delight in the well-being and success of others—all others, everybody you know, everybody
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by crux 13y ago
This is a charming article. But it's somewhat sad to read. Because it operates on the nearly universal assumption that life is a game, or a battle, or a scavenger hunt—and the way to win is to maintain a high 'state' and ge
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The New Orthography(jdueck.net)
1 points by crux 13y ago|0 comments
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by crux 13y ago
Values like efficiency and elegance are mediated and determined by the community and the subjective individual. They're neither unambiguous nor universally agreed upon. Even on the very simple, immediate level - is elegance more like r
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by crux 13y ago
You think that the unmarked claim for "best development book" has the implicit qualification "including books I haven't read"?
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by crux 13y ago
HN guidelines dictate that a post take its title from the linked article. And given that the linked article in this case was a blog post on the website for the app in question, it does make a little sense, doesn't it?
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by crux 13y ago
I really like the workflow concept and I hope it works well. But what professional writer on earth would find any value in this feature that they're so proud of, SYNTAX CONTROL™? This isn't a knock on iA Writer specifically. Writi
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by crux 13y ago
I really like this! It's incredibly portable and intuitive. I could see it really working for one-off collaborative documents.
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by crux 13y ago
There's nothing really new in this talk but I have to say it was well-delivered. Well enough that I want to really resolve to keep my phone in my pocket whenever I'm with someone - even if they get up from the table. It's of
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by crux 13y ago
This is going to be an unfair comment. Today marks the first occasion that I saw the title of a post on HN, then saw that it came from Medium, and on the basis of its domain name decided that it would probably be a fluffy and superficial tr
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by crux 13y ago
Saying racist things makes those things racist. Being mentally ill makes you mentally ill and—in this case—prone to saying racist things.
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by crux 13y ago
When I was thirteen or fourteen, my father—who was pretty well-off but played the lotto very regularly—let me fill in one of his tickets for a bit of fun. I, being the precocious young person that I was, entered 1,2,3,4,5,6, reasoning that
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by crux 13y ago
This is very interesting looking but I don't really grok it. Do you have more complete documentation or commentary anywhere?
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by crux 13y ago
One feature that Soulver has that I would love to see in Calca is combinatorics - you can do x choose y in Soulver.
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by crux 13y ago
...Yeah? I mean, if the PIE theory is obviously wrong, then what's the right answer?
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by crux 13y ago
You seem to agree with the linguistic consensus that Sanskrit, Latin and Greek are all related. You seem to depart from the consensus with the conclusion that because they are all related, they must share an ancestor. If that's so, how
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by crux 13y ago
This might be sufficient for a first draft but it's also a great illustration of a lazy cliche that I'm seeing a lot—especially in this newly invigorated field, feed readers. This is the sort of app that leads to minimalist-style
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Unobo - The Live Community(unobo.com)
3 points by crux 13y ago|0 comments
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Reclaim Social Media(reclaim.fm)
1 points by crux 13y ago|0 comments
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Picggy - A Single Bank for All Your Photos(picggy.com)
2 points by crux 14y ago|0 comments
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Analysis and reconfiguration of the card game Mitaines(thoughtstreams.io)
1 points by crux 14y ago|0 comments
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Flock - Grouping photos from different users by time and place(theflockapp.com)
1 points by crux 14y ago|0 comments
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Hopper is a paste bin for anything.(gethopper.com)
2 points by crux 14y ago|0 comments
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by crux 14y ago
I had been thinking about setting up a simple donation page for a website that I run. I saw this post and decided, heck, why not. I had never touched Stripe or (clearly) Spacebox before. I was done and receiving donations in just about twel
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by crux 14y ago
This is very promising, but it seems to only understand one virtual desktop at a time, no?

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