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by ihodes 17y ago
It's time to start thinking about alternative presentations of literature in applications. Books are books and are loved and read and enjoyed in their own right. The Alice in Wonderland application he references is not a book; it is an in
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by ihodes 17y ago
I've got to say, I've been playing with it for a while, and it's absolutely beautiful in every way: snappy, pretty, useful, intuitive & feature-packed. Panic does it again.
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Transmit 4 is Released(panic.com)
101 points by ihodes 17y ago|41 comments
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by ihodes 17y ago
Love it! Perhaps a simple tagging/categories mechanism, crowd-sourced or by the editors. Sometimes I'm in the mood for a certain type of article, and having the simple recommendation that it's of the "US/National/Politics" genre is enough t
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by ihodes 17y ago
Sorry for the downvote from whoever… I upvoted you. I think you've got a point. CSSEdit is a great way to edit CSS. More more intuitive and relaxed, not necessarily better, but neither is emacs necessarily better.
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by ihodes 17y ago
I've never seen the need for anything but emacs to edit my source. What a program.
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by ihodes 17y ago
Yes, I really am. The only use I will miss if being able to contact a targeted group of people when I make my own ads. Which is a sick reason to not want to leave. But I feel as though my rights as a user of their service have been violat
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by ihodes 17y ago
It's.
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by ihodes 17y ago
That's probably not the body it'll ship in. No way it has seams like that! Gruber on the matter: http://daringfireball.net/linked/2010/04/18/engadget-iphone
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by ihodes 17y ago
No. It shouldn't. Yes it may make money, but who honestly believes this is a contender in this brave new world of smartphones? There's nothing exceptional about the phone at all. And it would take something exceptional to break into the mar
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by ihodes 17y ago
Good to know. Waste of a thousand or so $. Was hoping it had changed for this release, but I suppose that's hoping too much.
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by ihodes 17y ago
It's better(ish). But it's hardly good.
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by ihodes 17y ago
No, and ask Adobe why.
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by ihodes 17y ago
Any way to find out what "solid state drive" they've got? Is it Intel's X2? That'd make a big difference in how much I'd want to spend/how much time I'd want to spend installing my own.
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by ihodes 17y ago
The primary tools I use are ssh and sftp, emacs and git. Those do most of what I need, though occasionally I find myself saving some time by using Filezilla. If I can manage it, I use Acorn for image editing, and fall back to Photoshop if i
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by ihodes 17y ago
In other news, the sun rose today. This is an anecdotal article telling no one anything new, nor is it conveying an opinion or any sort of knowledge you wouldn't expect most HN-ers to know. For some actually interesting reads: http://cpirf
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Google's Stand for Digital Due Process(googleblog.blogspot.com)
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by ihodes 17y ago
I've got to agree with jodrellblank's sentiment. While the email was undoubtedly pretentious, I've got to say that ESR brings to light some really important points... at some point, systems that "mere mortals" use to keep track of a large c
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by ihodes 17y ago
Too cool–love seeing examples like this after I begin to learn a language: everything in here is mostly understandable after reading about half of "Programming Clojure" (which I heartily recommend). Not only that, but it's something interes
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by ihodes 17y ago
I'd also love to open an account with ING, if you'd send one my way.
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by ihodes 17y ago
I started a new account just the other day (wanted to use my actual name, and participate more) and as a result of that have little karma (not that it matters much), so I noticed when it took a downtick. Seeing as all the stories I'd commen
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by ihodes 17y ago
Really curious about the downvote—did I do something gouche?
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by ihodes 17y ago
Another interesting mathutation article on HN... Nice. I've got to say, both in CS/hacking and math, I find myself spending a lot of time carrying out computations to get a feel for a problem. I poke around a problem until an answer begins
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by ihodes 17y ago
What a fascinating article - rarely do you run across such well written math material! I've got to disagree on the intuitiveness of Cantor's diagonal theory, though; that was one of the most beautiful and intuitive proofs in set theory for
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by ihodes 17y ago
I think that's BS. While I'm not a professional as either, I do both and enjoy both – I didn't have the resources to hire my own sysadmin, but now I've found that I enjoy it. I think to enjoy doing either requires many of the same qualities