jandinter

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by jandinter 2y ago
I thought about it, but decided against pre-processing: The repo is meant to be an archive, and the XML spec can be looked up. If I were to introduce a new structure by pre-processing the files, I think that might be a plus for reading, but
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by jandinter 2y ago
I just want to archive the "official" XML files since the "official" website does not provide an archive. For that reason, I also don't change the XML files: The spec is available and everyone can build their own tr
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by jandinter 2y ago
I maintain a repository with all German legal acts which is up to date: https://github.com/jandinter/gesetze-im-internet I scrape the official website ( https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de ) once a week. The r
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by jandinter 3y ago
Thanks! I tried, but I have not yet found a way to make such guides unobtrusive. I will try out your suggestion. It is very motivating to see that people care about my little side project so much that they post a comment. So, thank you, mad
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by jandinter 3y ago
I built a website for box breathing: https://box-breathing.com It is basically a timer for your breathing exercises, as the idea is that you inhale and exhale slowly, hold your breath in between, each step lasting 4 seconds. I t
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by jandinter 3y ago
I built a tracker for German legal acts. I started in January 2022 and once a week, a GitHub Action downloads every published legal act: https://github.com/jandinter/gesetze-im-internet Parsing the legal acts with the
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by jandinter 4y ago
I built this tool for my girl friend. A small nimble website to help you focus on breathing deep, like really deep: Inhale for four seconds, hold your breath for four seconds, exhale for four seconds, hold your breath for four seconds, and
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Show HN: Box Breathing – a small website to help you focus on deep breathing(box-breathing.com)
1 points by jandinter 4y ago|1 comments
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by jandinter 5y ago
> “Git for everything“ would be a multi-billion dollar startup easily. Worked on a “Git for Word” project [1], which is currently on hold. The diff part was manageable, though not trivial to get diffs that make sense for prose/regul
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by jandinter 5y ago
> having a tree-sitter for legal code This! I think this would enable so many services that make the legal system more approachable for many people.
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by jandinter 5y ago
This looks great! I share your sentiment: I looked into the XML files for the published German legal texts[1], and they seem to be made for display purposes only. [1] Table of contents for XML files: https://www.gesetze-im-intern
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by jandinter 5y ago
Many available options seem to be based on manual annotation and, therefore, cover a limited range of all legal texts. Especially with regard to regulatory topics, those research sites usually fall short.
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by jandinter 5y ago
Looks neat! I wish this was available for legal texts, making it easy to jump from one law to the referenced next legal provision. Many legal provisions, especially in very regulated areas, make use of “functions” “imported” from other, tot
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by jandinter 6y ago
Nice overview by Matt from WordPress: https://ma.tt/2021/01/new-whitehouse-gov/
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by jandinter 6y ago
There you go, written by April herself: https://hackernoon.com/obviously-awesome-a-product-positioni...
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by jandinter 6y ago
+1! I use Input for about two years and really like it. IMHO you need a high dpi/Retina display, though. I also like Output, a new font by Input‘s author, but haven‘t tried it yet. Might be a great fonts for usable interfaces
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by jandinter 6y ago
Highly recommended! I started with the Rails Tutorial as well and read The Well-Grounded Rubyist afterwards to get more in-depth with Ruby. After that, I bought Bob Race‘s tutorial Build a Saas App with Rails which covers more practical asp
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by jandinter 6y ago
Working on it: https://julesdocs.com It’s very hard though, because the files combine data and styling. Plus, the data is spread over several XML files. If you want to message me: jan at the domain above Edit: While Google Docs,
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by jandinter 7y ago
It is challenging, very much so, but it can can be done. I built a prototype for Word files based on Git (can also use the GitHub API, so making it work with the Dropbox API should be doable). I implemented sort of a blame function as well:
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by jandinter 7y ago
I went this way as well: Worked in big law, always enjoyed coding on the side, and went all in with coding to build an MVP for a document collaboration platform. It is an experience I wouldn't want to miss. For anyone else who is think
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GitMerge 2019 talks (YouTube playlist)(youtube.com)
3 points by jandinter 8y ago|0 comments