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by jdormit 9y ago
Did you run `lein cljsbuild once`? If so, would you mind filing an issue?
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I believe that medium.com respects DNT. I'm sure there are others, but I haven't looked into it too much.
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Although I trust Algolia not to abuse their service, I understand why you do not. Maybe the "number of comments" display could be opt-in as well? Unfortunately, I don't think there's a way to get that particular UI featu
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by jdormit 9y ago
Mostly because it is a free extension and I don't want to pay for a server :)
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It could do that - I built it to satisfy my own use case, which was that I wanted to see the HN comments side-by-side with the content while I was browsing.
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by jdormit 9y ago
The current implementation will look up any URL you visit so that it can populate the "number of comments" text that appears over the button. The data only goes to 1 server - hn.algolia.com, a HN search API provided by the company
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by jdormit 9y ago
Well this is awkward. Seems that shortly after I posted this here both Mozilla and Google rejected the extension from their stores. Mozilla's primary concern was that the analytics were opt-out, not opt-in, so I'm patching that in
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by jdormit 9y ago
Docs for Rash are here: https://docs.racket-lang.org/rash/index.html
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Show HN: Browser extension to read HN comments for any url, in ClojureScript(github.com)
69 points by jdormit 9y ago|74 comments
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by jdormit 9y ago
Check out soared's comment above. Basically, 1-pixel images like these are used by companies to track when someone views their content. It's a very common practice - most of your emails probably contain tracking pixels so that who
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by jdormit 9y ago
I'm reading this on Spacemacs right now! It's excellent - it removes a lot of the initial configuration investment required to be productive, while letting you customize as deeply as you want if that's necessary. Plus, it has
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by jdormit 9y ago
The copyright for "Emacs vs vi" is held by... James Taylor?? Did he write it?
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And then you get into the city and have to take the T... My 4-mile Green Line trip from home to work takes anywhere from an hour to an hour and a half. The other lines aren't as bad, but the Green line is just shockingly terrible.
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by jdormit 9y ago
Works like a charm! Thanks!
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Yeah, the Facebook notifications situation is totally out of control - if they can't reach you by push notifications they'll send you ails and texts. I had to delete the app since there are some notifications it is actually impoaa
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by jdormit 9y ago
I was hoping for some images of the illustrations!
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by jdormit 9y ago
https://i3wm.org/
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by jdormit 9y ago
Put it on the back of the shirt.
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by jdormit 9y ago
What is the use case for this? Why would I pay for it?
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by jdormit 9y ago
[Disclaimer: I work for HubSpot] HubSpot has a startup "scholarship" program, I think it is a 90% discount. Not sure about the details for applying, but it's worth looking into.
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by jdormit 9y ago
(I've never seriously used Haskell) I wonder if the strong static typing has something to do with that. That eliminates many if the common bugs found in Python programs.
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by jdormit 9y ago
> The Swapper is a story about the internationally-acclaimed British documentary photographer David Hurn; it is a story of a dyslexic, Welsh schoolboy written off as being "a bit thick" and an extraordinary "succession of
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by jdormit 9y ago
> A group of Bay Area programmers this year used an I.C.O. to raise $35 million for their project, an anonymous web browser called Brave As in Brave, the new browser from Brendan Eich (founder of Mozilla, famously invented JavaScript in
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by jdormit 9y ago
I have a Steam Link, and I get all the benefits of PC gaming from my couch. It's a pretty seamless best-of-both-worlds situation.
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by jdormit 9y ago
> That may be one of the less legal things they do Actually, it's in the TOS [0] - although it says you legally own content that you post, FB retains IP rights to your photos and videos. These rights end when you delete the content,
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by jdormit 9y ago
If you are not on Facebook, how do you get the notifications?
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by jdormit 9y ago
And a warning that says, "we use tracking cookies and sell your browsing data to advertisers"!
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How the Internet got the ‘Google memo’ wrong(bostonglobe.com)
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by jdormit 9y ago
> Atom is built on Electron So is VSCode! Hence the constant comparisons.
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by jdormit 9y ago
Try Spacemacs! Its vim keyndings are excellent, and then you get all the advanced stuff emacs has to offer. I generally use vim for day to day editing, but switch to Spacemacs when I need something more powerful. It's a pretty seamless

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