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A New Kind of Food Science, Big Data Driven(wired.com)
1 points by humpt 12y ago|0 comments
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by humpt 12y ago
I don't think techies mind english, and it sure is the only way to get information faster to more people.
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by humpt 12y ago
The product is sure awesome, but since you're discussing the design of the homepage, I think the typography might need some more work. And if you look on [this page]( http://www.opp.io/About ), the color palette as well
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by humpt 12y ago
that's weird. I'm using chrome on debian and haven't encountered any issue.
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by humpt 12y ago
lol, no I meant another static site generator? isn't there enough of them? I read a little through the README.md I don't see much that hexo.io or wintersmith.io can't do. Can you state what you meant to change in regard of th
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by humpt 12y ago
lol, again?
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by humpt 12y ago
that reeeeaally depends on the area you live in. You'll probably not get the answer you want if you're not more specific.
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by humpt 12y ago
male obviously, the alpha kind. Haven't you ever git-checkedout that big master branch, always git-pushing and git-pulling. Or maybe it has never git-shown it to you. Also straight: it likes pussy cause git-cat-phile, or is it git-cat-
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Geppetto: A Puppet IDE(puppetlabs.com)
3 points by humpt 12y ago|0 comments
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by humpt 12y ago
I love BT Sync! The current client is not so bad, it's easy to use. I like how it's easy to port your config from one computer to the other with dumb text file. I'm just curious, what do you think is missing in it?
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by humpt 12y ago
> the top of the programmer food chain I'm not sure what that means :) can you explain or give examples?
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The codepen/jsfiddle that connects to Google Drive(editey.com)
2 points by humpt 12y ago|2 comments
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by humpt 12y ago
Thanks! I had no idea something like asciidoc existed. It seems to be a fair balance between markdown and tex
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by humpt 12y ago
this is theses other forks which can be nicer on mobile: - html: http://sarabander.github.io/sicp/ - epub/pdf in the repo: https://github.com/sarabander/sicp
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by humpt 12y ago
This is a bit off topic but does someone know how this book is generated, which tools are used?
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by humpt 12y ago
When I started this about 8 years ago or so, i used [this book]( http://www.headfirstlabs.com/books/hfhtml/ ). It's structured as a case study, a coffee shop owner who wants to make a small webpage. It's a
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BigbangJS(danehansen.com)
1 points by humpt 12y ago|0 comments
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by humpt 12y ago
urgh... pixels ? The color palette is kindda violent too.
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Show HN: IBM's take at enterprise-class JS/AMD-based Web Components(ibm-js.github.io)
3 points by humpt 12y ago|0 comments
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by humpt 12y ago
Have you considered using a [kimsufi]( http://www.kimsufi.com/uk/ ). It's basically a cheap dedicated server. You can get a decent configuration for a less than $10/month. You will need to admin it yourself but
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Introducing the Delite and Deliteful Projects(ibm-js.github.io)
1 points by humpt 12y ago|0 comments
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by humpt 12y ago
yeah :) a safe bet!
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by humpt 12y ago
I am a 25 years old student from one of the top CS engineering school of France. People who enter there usually have a heavy math background, but are fairly new to programming. The first semester all the students are introduced to basic pro