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Hocus: a PostCSS plugin to turn a:hocus into a:hover, a:focus(kilianvalkhof.com)
1 points by kilian 10y ago|0 comments
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by kilian 10y ago
That's super smart! Making the delay dependant on the reading speed instead of on the writing speed makes much more sense. Definitely adding this into my own bot.
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Things I learned creating my own Messenger chatbot(kilianvalkhof.com)
195 points by kilian 10y ago|18 comments
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Sloped edges with consistent angle in CSS(kilianvalkhof.com)
2 points by kilian 10y ago|0 comments
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by kilian 10y ago
Hey everyone! I wanted to create an old-school style text adventure as a chatbot for a long time now. With a starter tutorial on bots and a little free time I spend the past few weekends creating a little Zork-inspired game. I think chats c
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Show HN: Zork-inspired chatbot for FB Messenger(adventure.kilianvalkhof.com)
1 points by kilian 10y ago|1 comments
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by kilian 10y ago
Worth noting is "kak" is one of the (many) words in Dutch for "poo". I dabble in vim and it's my editor for when I quickly want to change stuff whilst in a terminal, but not enough to be "proficient" in it
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by kilian 10y ago
Usually, I develop using https://harpjs.com/ because it's literally zero-configuration and does a ton (seriously, "harp server" and you get sass/less, ejs/jade/markdown and more), then compil
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by kilian 10y ago
This frustrates me a lot too. Whenever I encounter non-crossplatform Electron apps, I extract the mac or windows app.asar files and so far, all of them have ran fine on Ubuntu. That means it's just a matter of not taking the effort to
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by kilian 10y ago
Yeah the site's separately managed from the app. I noticed it after someone filed an issue and fixed it straight away. Thanks :)
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by kilian 10y ago
Right now, https://fromscratch.rocks a smart and simple autosaving note taking application. It's a rectangle you can type into, and if you use it like that, that's all it is. But if you want more, you can use note-fold
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by kilian 10y ago
Flexbox is supported in all versions of IE that Microsoft themselves still support (IE 11 and up). You can still support it in IE10 too, albeit with a different syntax. That means even windows installations that haven't been updated s
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by kilian 10y ago
Pardon my ignorance, but why does it matter that a website is accessible also via an alternative IP-that-happens-to-be-longer? If you have a perfectly good IPv4 address, why also get an IPv6 one?
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Autosaving note taking app FromScratch(fromscratch.rocks)
4 points by kilian 10y ago|0 comments
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by kilian 11y ago
which are the one's you'd like?
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by kilian 11y ago
Author here. I wrote FromScratch to accommodate how I want note taking to work: it's always an alt-tab away, it takes care of all the tedious bits (saving, window positioning) and allows me to very quickly take notes or update my TODO
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Show HN: I made a simple but smart note taking application(fromscratch.rocks)
6 points by kilian 11y ago|4 comments
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The Story Behind F.lux, the Night Owl's Color-Shifting Sleep App of Choice(motherboard.vice.com)
3 points by kilian 11y ago|0 comments
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f.lux for iOS is no longer available(justgetflux.com)
616 points by kilian 11y ago|400 comments
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by kilian 11y ago
John Green, the author mentioned in this wikipedia article, has a TED talk that talks about Agloe: https://www.ted.com/talks/john_green_the_nerd_s_guide_to_lea...
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by kilian 11y ago
Yes, Genius: http://genius.it/5088474/ejohn.org/files/jquery-original.htm...
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by kilian 12y ago
Beware! If you have droid sans installed, this will overwrite it (make sure to name your fonts!)
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Underline.js: draw and animate the most perfect and playful text underline(wentin.github.io)
2 points by kilian 12y ago|0 comments
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jQuery face detection plugin(facedetection.jaysalvat.com)
9 points by kilian 12y ago|0 comments
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by kilian 12y ago
I got to choose which text editor we implemented in a large project a while ago and we ended with Quill, because of its easy customisation and contained feature set. The latter was a bonus for us, as we had to do much less checking for user
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by kilian 12y ago
I would say that's an unfair comparison, as the navdy aims to do much more, for better or worse. That said I had no idea this app existed and it seems perfect as a simple HUD. Given how I use my navigation system, having just the road
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by kilian 12y ago
Most of their products look really compelling, but a simple inquiry I had on their sleeping monitor was left completely unanswered, both via their support system and via twitter. If a company isn't willing to respond even to simple inq
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by kilian 12y ago
I greatly enjoy obsessively detailed articles like this, but why is there not a single mention of either hover, visited or focus styles? They're as much part of crafting a link and currently none of the links in the text give any vis
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by kilian 12y ago
As a user I like the pay-once model, but for apps that provide continuous upgrades, a subscription model would make much more sense and I think Apple & co would do well to start actively supporting that model for apps. The ultimate guit
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Torn and weary (on Brendan Eich and Mozilla)(christianheilmann.com)
37 points by kilian 13y ago|123 comments

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