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by gjtorikian 12y ago
This is the thing, yes.
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Mathematical: A Ruby gem (wrapping C libs) converting TeX math to SVG/PNG/MathML(gjtorikian.github.io)
1 points by gjtorikian 12y ago|0 comments
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by gjtorikian 12y ago
GitHub is not going to close your account. Like all other repo closures, it'd take a DMCA notice from Nintendo to close the repo, which is unavoidable by law (no matter where you host it, The Lawyers will come).
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by gjtorikian 12y ago
> Visuals - The open file code overview on the RHS is a must have for me. Good news! There's a package for that: https://atom.io/packages/minimap
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by gjtorikian 13y ago
You're absolutely right. We don't track individual filenames or data.
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by gjtorikian 13y ago
It is a desktop app, so yes.
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by gjtorikian 13y ago
Well, sort of. It works for AsciiDoc, Textile, and all other formats supported by https://github.com/github/markup
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by gjtorikian 13y ago
> and there's no fast navigation through files. Have you hit the "t" key on the site?
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Earthbound battle backgrounds, rendered in client-side JavaScript(gjtorikian.github.io)
3 points by gjtorikian 13y ago|0 comments
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by gjtorikian 13y ago
Here is a list of free programming books on GitHub: https://github.com/vhf/free-programming-books I hope it will help you and other developers write better code.
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by gjtorikian 13y ago
Indeed. I made a PR for the original poster: https://github.com/kasbah/nomech_mini-hw/pull/1
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by gjtorikian 13y ago
The viewer is just Ruby's CSV library, iterated within an ERB.
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by gjtorikian 13y ago
Can you link me to such a file? As a former developer on Ace and now employee at GitHub I've honestly never run into a problem. I can't promise anything but I'd like to see what you mean.
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by gjtorikian 13y ago
The limit is 600kb; I'll have to publically document that. Only 3% of GitHub's one million CSV files go over that limit. As you might imagine, shoving in that many rows into the DOM kills any browser. G
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by gjtorikian 13y ago
It should be. Can you provide a link?
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by gjtorikian 13y ago
I already did: http://www.addalicense.com/
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by gjtorikian 13y ago
:trollface: http://www.addalicense.com
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by gjtorikian 13y ago
I never thought about it like that. I bought Textual because I wanted to support the developers. The benefit of it being open-source was that I could try it, use it, and hack it, before deciding they'd done a damn good job.
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Markdown Tutorial: easy lessons to help guide new writers(markdowntutorial.com)
2 points by gjtorikian 13y ago|0 comments
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by gjtorikian 13y ago
That's a pretty interesting use case. I'm always interested in occupations with non-technical emphasis that are moving towards Git, GitHub, and source control in general. I'd be really interested in hearing more about the pro
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by gjtorikian 13y ago
Do http://mac.github.com/ or http://windows.github.com/ not work for in "abstracting the completely unforgiving nature of git"?
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by gjtorikian 13y ago
Indeed, I created the original "letsmake/bettertogether" site and posted it here on HN around December 2012. It went to the front page, and I was hired by GitHub in 2013. A few Hubbers did see the site, but that is, of course, half the stor
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by gjtorikian 14y ago
Fixed. Thanks for pointing it out, I thought I got them all.
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Introducing StrongLoop(blog.strongloop.com)
2 points by gjtorikian 14y ago|0 comments
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Hacking Earthbound/Mother2 to generate battle backgrounds into live wallpapers(github.com)
1 points by gjtorikian 14y ago|0 comments
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by gjtorikian 14y ago
Developer for Ace here. The syntax highlighting rules for Ace were largely derived from tmlanguage files. This allows us to pretty easily import existing definitions. For example, Google had a tmlanguahe file for Dart that I was able to tra
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Let's Make GitHub Better, Together(letsmake.github.com)
4 points by gjtorikian 14y ago|1 comments
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by gjtorikian 14y ago
Thanks for the kind words! We try really hard to make the concept of an online IDE move beyond just editing and saving files in a browser. Best of all, unlike ST2, we're open source: https://github.com/ajaxorg/cloud9
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All-In on the Cloud(c9.io)
3 points by gjtorikian 14y ago|0 comments
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by gjtorikian 14y ago
It is now. Sorry about that!

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