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Greenhat – Decorate your GitHub calendar with commits
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11y ago
Having the privilege of worked nearby Scott Wardle before, I can say he's an incredibly approachable and helpful guy. It's exciting to see him on the front page of Hacker News. Go Scott!
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11y ago
You certainly make a good point. There aren't really any real constraints that make the size so small. At the same time, I feel the size limit is intended to have the same spirit as the audiovisual ones. Or, if one really wanted the PI
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Student-built tree-planing robot prototype [video]
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11y ago
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11y ago
Seeing updates for Phaser makes me so happy! It really is a gem of a library. A nice thing about it too, is that it is very easy to make something that is compatible with both desktop web browsers and smartphones. When presenting at a game
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11y ago
That's a good point! I guess much of the infrastructure and ideas are already in place. I know little about Usenet apart from some simple research, so perhaps I should take the time to learn more. Regardless, perhaps Usenet is lacking
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11y ago
I'm speaking as a bit of an armchair developer here, but I'd be very interested in seeing a more decentralized alternative to Reddit. A user of one Reddit-like site could post on another's through some sort of protocol, perha
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11y ago
If you don't mind me asking, perhaps you could give a reason why you feel this isn't always the optimal approach? I can certainly understand that it's not exactly the most pleasant thing to do at times, but I feel as though i
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This looks really simple and straightforward! I always like when C libraries can be small, straightforward bits of code I can use like a tool, provided their license enables it, in a larger project. I'll have to dive into the source so
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12y ago
This is cool! Nim has been catching my interest lately, especially for writing compiled, imperative code, so I'm keen on seeing people trying it out.
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12y ago
I don't know if I 100% agree with all of your points there, but I can see where you're coming from on them. Regardless, I do really feel you're spot on about the attitudes that some gentlemen out there have towards condoms. O
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12y ago
I was thinking similar thoughts about this when reading the article! Or, part of me thinks that while you know it doesn't make sense, you don't lose anything by being careful about the fan. I think the people in Korea mentioned he
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12y ago
This is really cool! Or, weather information is something we typically decode to fit our lives, so its neat to see ideas that convey suggestions based off such data. If I were a lady, I'd totally use this.
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12y ago
I could be wrong, but I think the myth part had more to do with the garage being their base of operations. The headline is a bit of click bait in that sense, sadly!
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12y ago
Nice friends from my hometown! I've been working abroad the past eight months, and they've been loving enough to keep in touch with me every once in a while.
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12y ago
One or two other commenters mentioned there's a lot going on, but I feel there are MUCH worse websites for that. I think all it needs is a little more negative space, and it'll pop. Good stuff!