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Private funded "churches" are a common thing all over the world. Was there ever been a problem with this? No.
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What's wrong to believe in something? Isn't a human right to have your own beliefs and opinions?
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As a designer, I agree that Australis UI is horrible. They made a touch screen interface and slapped it on desktop. It uses all the touch screen patterns a desktop interface should not have. In order to fix it, they first should provide a c
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You're assumption that people want to retire is wrong. People are retiring because the aren't capable of full work hours. With right medicine people would work more, maybe in the future there won't be such thing as "reti
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Why not make Readmill part of Dropbox app ecosystem (e.g. Mailbox)? Just a read, sync and backup app without the social network features. I really hate to do all this manually with yet another service.
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I think this is used just for playback, not for storage.
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That's exactly what I wanted too. Coming from an old 15" MBP to the new 13" rMBP was a pain. All I need is a light enough laptop, but with a not so small screen.
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His examples are exactly what's wrong with content management systems. They're too complex. I'm trying to build an insanely simple system at http://markdawn.com/ which emphasis content in a very strong way —
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Two books that will change your mind, your body and your soul
(markdawn.com)
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In the mean time, everyone just want a better browser.
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If Gruber's take is true, then why Mac doesn't have a Lightning port? Or at least a Lightning to Thunderbolt cable.
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2010 called, it wants its article back. http://www.fastcodesign.com/1662630/is-undesigned-the-next-g...
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Google Chrome has a better user experience. If only Safari team can figure a way to depart from OS X integration and build something completely unique just like iTunes is.
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I'm building a social writing site for researchers and scientists using Markdown syntax and LaTeX at markdawn.com — someone might be interested if they see this news.
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Can this be ported to OS X? It could be the best UI design tool.
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I think he'll get money along the way. Link to his portfolio, more followers on Twitter, more people knowing what he does and everything else that comes with popularity.
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Shipping Early
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TeX should be part of the HTML spec too. Why not <tex>E = mc^2</tex>?
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That's the reason I built tools like following favorite writers, remarks, bookmarks and read count. 'Popular' and 'Recent' pages are there just for the discovery process. Svbtle needs editors, where on Markdawn you&
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You set up your elements in HTML, then do the keyframes and reposition the elements in CSS. I did this: http://lucianmarin.com/peculiar/
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Thank you for the nice words. I'm trying to build a minimal social layer underneath, that's neither intrusive or abusive so you can check later on your favorite writers.
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I'm not sure if that's the deal breaker at this stage, but I added it as a bug.
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Yes. It's a designer and developer take at Medium, Svbtle which doesn't ignore Markdown syntax as a future standard.
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Show HN: Markdawn — a different kind of writing platform
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I think this can be done as “a preview mode” in Python too.
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Silvrback is really nice and interesting. Why not reimagine publishing from the ground up using Markdown syntax? This is what we're trying to do with http://markdawn.com/ . The reason I'm leaving a comment here is
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Not sure if you're still interested in the project. But there's an update: 1. Export was implemented. You get a nice ZIP archive with all your .md documents. 2. Regarding preview/drafts — there's one draft which is saved
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Little to no problems. There are a couple of miss alignments here and there, but overall they did a great job on iOS 7 from an UX point of view. There's even a countdown timer on the lock screen when snoozing an alarm. There's mor
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In design world, if you need more than 5 lines, you're doing it wrong.
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Dribbble is to design what GitHub is to coding. Case closed.
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