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Show HN: An otherworldly 3D scene in 16 kB of JavaScript
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What do you mean exactly? At the moment I'm tapping into their marketplace functionality with a small subscription fee and discounts the longer you use it.
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Monokai Pro for Jetbrains
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Monokai Pro is now available for JetBrains IDEs. A well-designed theme with carefully tuned colors and custom icons, built to let you focus on your code. Worth checking out if you're particular about your editor's aesthetics.
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Show HN: Monoco – smooth squircle corners for HTML elements
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Hah nice! I didn't want the apparel to be overly fanboy like, so the idea was to have a series of words / phrases that are associated with code, but not too obviously nerdy. In the end I didn't like all the logistics hassle,
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Thank you, that's great to hear :)
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A lot of people think that Monokai Pro is just one of the countless remixes of Monokai. In a sense that's true, but they're often surprised I've also created the original Monokai. I see Monokai Pro as the better balanced and
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I'm exploring how I could make an official Jetbrains theme package at the moment. It's a different codebase again, and it has their own marketplace flow for plugins, so I have to dive into this a bit more.
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I'm still using Sublime Text every day. For me it strikes the right balance between casualness, speed and productivity without too much clutter. Just a few plugins: SublimeLinter (Eslint), LSP TypeScript + Copilot and some syntax highl
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This topic comes up from time to time, and I understand, this isn't for everyone. I've made it so you can use it for free, with only a periodic prompt to register. The Monokai Pro packages for Sublime Text and VSCode go beyond a s
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When writing this page, it felt more like a history wiki page than a personal blog to me.
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Author here, thanks for posting. I made a quick history page of the Monokai color scheme, as I regularly get questions where Monokai originated (I first made it for Textmate), what its name means or if Monokai Pro was made by the same perso
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The History of Monokai
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It had been a community request from the beginning. Personally I still use the default Monokai Pro, but dark themes aren't suited for coding in very bright environments, like outside for example. Then a light theme really works better,
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Working on the official Light version and accompanying website of https://monokai.pro
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Monokai Pro has an official light version
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I'm currently working on a new expansion of https://monokai.pro — new filters and support for Intellij. Soon!
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23 years ago I created a web app (That Can Be My Next Tweet) that could generate your future tweet by feeding all your past tweets in a Markov chain. When the Twitter API access was shut down, I took it offline. At the time it went super vi
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Redefining Algorithmic Art as a Subset of Generative Art
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I took a slightly different approach, while also using a 3×3 grid. It's explained here: https://minimalwim.com It's more of a typographic concept than being fit for actual use, but it was interesting to explore creatin
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For anyone who wants to use the Axidraw without being directly attached to your laptop, I've written a bit about how to use a Raspberry PI to wirelessly plot your art: https://medium.com/p/f9e0a872138e
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Went to Japan in 2019 and made a one page photo diary of the places I visited. For those interested: https://monokai.nl/2019/japan/
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Probably very unlikely, but sometimes I wonder if Jan Sloot did something like this back in '95: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sloot_Digital_Coding_System
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Minimal, well designed, lots of personality, and a bonus rotary quirk. This basically touches all my buttons, I've signed up for your updates.
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I think the idea of using perceptually uniform luminance in the different colors makes a lot of sense. Most light color schemes suffer from too much variance in luminance I think and your light color scheme looks balanced. Uniform luminance
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As part of my logo generator I've spent quite some time to create a color algorithm that takes one color and create a gradient based on an intensity slider and a "mode". It proved quite useful, so I've implemented it as
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I for one think it’s a very interesting time for generative art sparked by NFTs. People that I’m following since Macromedia Flash for their digital experiments are suddenly creating NFTs. In the process everybody is motivated to improve the
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Recently purchased an AxiDraw as well. Because of its size and noise I wanted to detach it from my computer, so I was looking for a way to control it wirelessly. I managed to do this with a Raspberry Pi and wrote a short instruction article
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Hicathon, a community-led initiative to shape their own NFT platform Hic Et Nunc
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