goatmobile

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   by goatmobile 3y ago

   You get arbitrary length arithmetic for free (the 1401 in the Computer History Museum runs a demo program that computes powers of 2, it only stops when it runs out of columns on the printer paper instead of bits in memory). Also there is no
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   by goatmobile 4y ago

   I use "Google Analytics" [0], just a simple JavaScript snippet to fire off to a Google Form that sends responses to Google Sheets. It obviously has a ton of pitfalls but it works for me. [0] https://goatmobile.github.io
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   Show HN: A form to reveal text only after N people have responded(sharebearr.com)

   1 points by goatmobile 4y ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: rfilerunner: a simple command runner(github.com)

   3 points by goatmobile 4y ago|0 comments
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   by goatmobile 4y ago

   git didn't really click for me until I learned about patch[0] and had to use it some. I'm not sure if this is entirely correct, but I started thinking of a git repository as a DAG[1] of commits, where each commit is a patch (the c
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   by goatmobile 5y ago

   Looks pretty slick! A couple things I noticed: - It wasn't obvious (is it even possible?) how to make or import my own deck aside from the default one of Spanish words. - Fetching the next word over the Internet introduces some noticea