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9y ago
You are right. Thank you for the insight! How about this: Sundown and Markdown are both HTML preprocessors with different goals.
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Sed here, (the author) Image tag in Sundown is easier than Markdown: :s:img http://link-to-image.jpg image alt tag Or how about embedding a tweet: :twitter:embed http://link-to-tweet Or, youtube, user
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> A lot of good learning comes out these toy domain languages. I agree with the learning part but SunSed is not a toy language. I could be wrong about how valuable it's going to be but it's definitely more than a toy. Sundown i
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Sed here. Thank you very much! > Are you planning on opening the source to Sundown? Sundown is just a HTML preprocessor implemented in a few lines of regular expressions! I actually planned to open source it before writing the article bu
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Author here. > Maybe I'm missing the benefit here Sundown is useful because it lets you abstract your custom server-side HTML tags. In other words, you can extend the language very easily. For example, you can create a tag called &q
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With SunSed you can create your own custom HTML tags and abstract all the CSS and JS then use Sundown to call that tag (or the HTML syntax). <s:tag name="note"> <div style="color:red;">
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Author here. You are right about the name confusion! It has been several years since the last commit to the /vmg/sundown and even if it was active it's not a very common Markdown implementation (although it's one of the
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Show HN: Sundown – an alternative to Markdown
(seyedi.org)
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Markdown VS Sundown
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Alan Kay – Power of Simplicity (2015)
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Scaling Stack Overflow: Keeping It Vertical by Obsessing Over Performance
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Take a look at https://mincss.com/ if you are looking for a css framework that is really really small!
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9y ago
The problem is that too many startups go to Y Combinator! Many of them can bootstrap! Y Combinator prefers to get 6% of more companies to increase the chance of winning the jack pot.
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Show HN: Mset – simple alternative to JSON config files
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That's exactly the reason why I use Stumpwm as a wrapper for Emacs and multiple chrome windows.
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Show HN: Mset – configuration file format and parser in 50 lines of code
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Here it goes again, my favorite OS, Emacs. If only it had a web browser as good as chrome.
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Show HN: Layouts – SunSed Programmable Website Builder
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Markdown vs. Sundown
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Why not monetize it instead of selling it? That's probably what the buyer wants to do. right?
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Ask HN: Help me choose the best syntax for a new language
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How about fastmail.com?
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ne01
9y ago
Great idea! Thanks! :)
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Will definitely check out Facebook! Thanks again!
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You are right! Without knowing the answer to those questions I feel like I have been creating these features for myself. I should start engaging on social medias. Do you think Facebook is better than Twitter for this? Thank you! :)
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I'm Sed and I'm addicted to adding more features to my startup. This article talks to my heart. I have been working on my startup for 7 years now. For all these years, I have been adding more and more features, changing the produc
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They did not fire Rick, they freed him. Ricks should not be slaved!
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In the time you spend on social media each year, you could read 200 books
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In the time you spend on social media each year, you could read 200 books
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> Curious about other opinions? I don't think sit-stand desk is such a good idea. Sitting and standing for long periods of time is not good for your health. Here is the way I work, it's like a game... + Work in 30 minutes inter
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