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by hieronymusN 12y ago
Feel free to add the paper to the repo
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by hieronymusN 12y ago
As ot noted, it is Computer Modern - more about the font and design choices here http://www.v25media.com/work/paperswelove/
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Pushing pixels with Racket to build identicons(darrennewton.com)
2 points by hieronymusN 12y ago|0 comments
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by hieronymusN 12y ago
Very good article, I've also been down the path of using Ruby + LaTeX to build print books. It ain't easy. You might take a look at a project by Matthew Butterick: he made a very nice publishing solution with Pollen - http:/
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by hieronymusN 12y ago
SoundCloud has Clojure in production
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Beat Detection Using JavaScript and the Web Audio API(tech.beatport.com)
92 points by hieronymusN 12y ago|11 comments
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Amazing Military Infographics(medium.com)
1 points by hieronymusN 12y ago|0 comments
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Kindling giving free accounts to startups(kindlinglovesstartups.com)
2 points by hieronymusN 13y ago|0 comments
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by hieronymusN 13y ago
Economics - black clubs also enforce dress codes to try and ensure their patrons have some cash to spend. They want a clientele that can "dress to impress". Banning white shirts and baseball hats is also an attempt to lower issues
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by hieronymusN 13y ago
This is very common. Places particularly ban plain white t-shirts and baseball caps as it will keep out a segment of young black males. This isn't limited to white spots either, some clubs with a black clientele also enforce this ban.
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by hieronymusN 13y ago
I'm going to back this up in so much as I have seen this happen in Houston, as far back as the early 90s. A bar will open, perhaps their DJ spins hip-hop, and a primarily African American clientele "discovers" the place. Mana
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by hieronymusN 13y ago
Ahhh yes, The Katrina Refugee Boogeyman raises its head. Figured it would make an appearance at some point. Houston has always been a trigger happy city (I grew up there, 3rd generation) with high crime zones particularly in the Southwest s
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by hieronymusN 13y ago
It does need some more contrast. Also, while I do appreciate the elegance overall (I'm a UI designer as well), the vertical space could be tightened up a bit to get some more comments on a scree. Perhaps adding some options to the exte
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by hieronymusN 13y ago
It's all about beanis. http://theanticraft.com/archive/imbolc07/beanis.htm
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The future of business on the web(meatgoats.beanis.biz)
3 points by hieronymusN 13y ago|2 comments
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Get Functional with Underscore-Contrib(darrenknewton.com)
9 points by hieronymusN 13y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Marksy - translate between markup languages on the fly, in your browser(chrome.google.com)
2 points by hieronymusN 14y ago|3 comments
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by hieronymusN 14y ago
Marksy is both an online service ( http://marksy.arc90.com ) and a Chrome Extension ( https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/marksy/glncdocnokp... ) which lets you quickly convert between different markup languages. The full writeup is h
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Marksy - easily translate between markup languages on the fly, in your browser(marksy.arc90.com)
3 points by hieronymusN 14y ago|1 comments
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by hieronymusN 14y ago
Not a single person in that video/photo thing is over 18 years of age.
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by hieronymusN 14y ago
I think that my $25 will keep Flickr/Yahoo from pulling the same shenanigans Instagram currently is (I've been using Flickr since 2006, just went Pro today). And for that $25 I get a hell of a lot more features than Instagram ever provided
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by hieronymusN 14y ago
I build internal web applications and services for an insurance company. Not a startup, but not a big company either. We like to play with technology a lot, and since we're a JVM shop we've been sneaking in some Clojure apps. The core produ
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by hieronymusN 14y ago
I fully understand that with a free product, I am the product. I go into that with eyes open, and happily used Instagram assuming they would eventually start serving ads near the photos, promoting photos or similar. However, using my photos
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by hieronymusN 14y ago
"make piece with someone"
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by hieronymusN 14y ago
For a better understanding of CFLAGs in general: http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/gcc-optimization.xml
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by hieronymusN 14y ago
For the 2009 models you can remove the front glass with suctions cups. You can get the suction cups from Bed, Beth & Beyond. Removing the screen itself is trickier and requires undoing a lot of screws.
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by hieronymusN 14y ago
Agreed. Apple has replaced two logic boards in an old MBP (one for bad video card and one for fried firmware), the drives in my iMacs and swapped out a faulty power supply for an old Mini. I've found that if you're polite and competent the
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by hieronymusN 14y ago
I have two 27" iMacs under this recall and I live in Brooklyn. I simply called Apple and told them it would not be possible to transport these iMacs to a store in Manhattan for servicing as I do not own a car (which I don't). They sent a se
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by hieronymusN 14y ago
Developers, myself included, may not care about IE as a browser, but the vast majority of the people using my web applications most certainly do as they are using IE. So I care about IE in that I have to field a lot of support requests
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by hieronymusN 14y ago
You're right - we have a subtle math bug (JavaScript not known for its math precision..) SASS takes colors out to three decimal places, which we weren't. Will be pushing the fix to both GitHub and the live site shortly, along with some rend

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