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Show HN: Slideshow with 9000 Instagram selfies
(static1.volkskrant.nl)
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12y ago
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huskyr
12y ago
Using Google Spreadsheets as a bare-bones CMS is a very popular option in news media, like newspapers.
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huskyr
12y ago
Check out Hammer.JS: http://hammerjs.github.io/
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12y ago
I'm a volunteer for the ticketing system for whenever people send e-mail to Wikipedia using the 'contact us' link. This happens to us all the time as well. As you might know, Wikipedia is an encyclopedia, so we get questions
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12y ago
Journalism. Specifically newspapers. Around 2,3% of our readers still use IE9, which given the number of visitors, is quite a lot.
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12y ago
Another Flexbox resource that i use almost daily is this one: http://jonibologna.com/flexbox-cheatsheet/ Too bad Flexbox doesn't work in IE9 :(
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12y ago
Well, there's Wikidata: www.wikidata.org
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huskyr
12y ago
Thanks!
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Show HN: Chrome Extension that replaces people on Google Analytics with cats
(chrome.google.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
This. I looked up this exact bug to post it in this thread, but you beat me to it :). Such as shame that this bug was reported way back in 2012 and never fixed.
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12y ago
Site seems to be down, here's a Google Cache version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:Ufv7RZ3...
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12y ago
Cool. This really needs some audio though.
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12y ago
This is very well done, especially the fact that the generated articles are not just headlines, but actual real articles!
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Wikipedia wins prestigious Erasmus prize
(erasmusprijs.org)
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12y ago
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huskyr
12y ago
I wonder how this would compare to rsync using the '-z' (compress) option.
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12y ago
I was puzzled by the name, thanks for pointing this out!
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12y ago
As it turns out, I skimmed through your Hacker News post rather quickly with my eyes closed. Pretty, but frankly not all that interesting. And you're pegging yourself as another commenter who 1) I'd never have heard of before but
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12y ago
Thanks for posting the Chrome extension! Now, the only thing that i need is a mobile-friendly bookmarklet.
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12y ago
> PHP is the only language that is welcome to complete novice > programmers. All other languages require a lot of setting up. One thing that is often overlooked with PHP is the fact that the deployment process if extremely easy, even
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12y ago
Even though i couldn't imagine any sane person scanning QR codes, in China they are apparently very popular: http://dangrover.com/blog/2014/12/01/chinese-mobile-app-ui-t...
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12y ago
You're asking two different questions: 1) What is the best alternative to Angular? 2) What should developers invest their resources and time in? For 1), like drinchev says, it heavily depends on your usecase. If you're making a &#
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12y ago
Not my game, just posted the link!
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3D.City – Game built with three.js and sea3d
(lo-th.github.io)
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12y ago
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Cross-site scripting in millions of web sites
(sijmen.ruwhof.net)
18 points
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12y ago
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12y ago
Ah damned. the package hierarchy is not pythonic. That renders all the functionality of this package completely unusable. Come on people, don't be like this. It takes 5 seconds to rephrase a comment like this into something friendlier.
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huskyr
12y ago
So, will 2015 also finally be the year of Linux on the Desktop?
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huskyr
12y ago
Yes, i would have thought the same. It is the shortest by a long stretch though :)
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12y ago
I'm open to pull requests! :)
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12y ago
I've tried this for a hobby project, and was quite surprised by the quality of the API. I'm a bit wary though because of the lack of a clear business model / pricing on their website.
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Comparing file parsing in 8 different languages
(gist.github.com)
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12y ago
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