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Papa Carlo - Constructor of incremental parsers in Scala using PEG grammars
(lakhin.com)
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Join the Compiler Creation Club
(neuromancer.io)
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huragok
13y ago
I develop and all my hobbies use a computer. I should really get out more!
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13y ago
Hyperglot ( http://tmcnab.github.io/Hyperglot ) - a language experimentation platform. Basically, gives you the tools to make languages that compile to JS in one nice, neat package. I've already written a lisp-like langu
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huragok
13y ago
OAuth callback from GitHub fails :(
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13y ago
"rock stars"
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14y ago
Yes, death and suffering is what the world needs more of.
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huragok
14y ago
This is really sad since StatsMix was a good alternative to other behavioral analytics services. Will you be open sourcing your technology?
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UA-Parser.JS - Lightweight JavaScript User Agent Parser
(faisalman.github.com)
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14y ago
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SimpleCart(js) - Javascript Shopping Cart
(simplecartjs.org)
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huragok
14y ago
I'd argue that Bootstrap the framework isn't overused, however default bootstrap theming is.
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14y ago
Good ol' factory Apple earbuds morning, noon and night.
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huragok
14y ago
This is a really good idea that would've saved my forgetful ass numerous times.
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huragok
14y ago
When I first encountered git, I had a hell of a time learning how to actually control my source. Legit would've been a great gateway drug.
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Show HN: Harbor - An unofficial AppHarbor client for iPhone
(harborapp.apphb.com)
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14y ago
Been using a lot of Dart lately, so I'm wondering if I could get a Dart VM running on AppFog. Since it's based on Java, there shouldn't be a problem, right?
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huragok
14y ago
We need an open open-auth for the proleteriat by the proletariat!
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14y ago
Keep clicking/tapping on Dave. Awesome.
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huragok
14y ago
Why not have auto-save and, almost git-like, have a way to add tags or branches to points in time where you did something significant to a document?
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14y ago
Adapt or die.
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huragok
14y ago
Doesn't seem like the app is available in the AU app store. Looks pretty good though.
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huragok
14y ago
Yeah but once the registration hurdle is jumped, it's click, password, go. Some of us do prefer passwords and multiple identities in this age of homogenized identity.
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huragok
14y ago
Or grip.er
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14y ago
The syntax reminds me less of python and more like coffeescript. I loathe python but there's a certain .. je ne sais quoi with much of the operators and syntactic sugar removed. Almost like natural language!
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14y ago
I can definely see myself using this over objective-c if it proves stable enough for production usage.
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14y ago
Sell it or lease it. I'm sure there's some value in the aggregation of feeds (though I can't imagine what besides user habits).
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14y ago
You've made me so very, very happy.
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14y ago
Down! :)
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14y ago
This is really good and I can't wait to crib this once I have an appropriate idea :D
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14y ago
I think the next innovation in search is crowd-sourced search. Users contribute directly to the index through a browser extension or somesuch. That way, you can get the site itself, how popular a site is by how many people visit it, and you
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