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Show HN: MindMapIt, a simple webapp to create mind maps(josetomastocino.github.io)
14 points by omegote 11y ago|4 comments
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by omegote 11y ago
That's nice. I've been using LaTeX's moderncv template for years and I was looking for a change, specially because in moderncv, the dates are on the left side and when you input a range (say, september 2010 - january 2011) it
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by omegote 11y ago
Any Markdown editor worth its salt should have a permanent live preview without having to be pressing Contrl + P all the time. The lack of good desktop Markdown editors used to haunt me, until I started building one my own and realized how
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by omegote 11y ago
9 years ago, using tables for layout was already considered a bad practice. Yet here we are...
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by omegote 11y ago
I quite don't get why you're complaining with such a compensation, seriously. $165.000, goddamn. I'm 27 and I barely make 1/8 of that a year, being a full stack web developer, in Spain. And here you are, complaining. Som
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by omegote 11y ago
Forking someone else's CV... that's interesting :D I have it in my Dropbox just in case I need it, but I don't feel like having it publicly available...
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by omegote 11y ago
It may be a good moment to introduce you to Hexagonator ( http://josetomastocino.github.io/hexagonator/ ), a simple experiment to turn images to hexagon-tiled compositions, within your browser!
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by omegote 11y ago
Me too!
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by omegote 11y ago
I've been using this on Windows for ages and it's great. Too bad it's only for windows.
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by omegote 11y ago
+1, and yet my post got downvoted to oblivion, lol. I'm sorry I bothered all those developers at starbucks with their macbooks and their hard-to-prononunce coffees.
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by omegote 11y ago
Shit like this happens everyday and yet many regard OS X as the best development platform. Wtf?
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by omegote 11y ago
Matlab? Thanks, but no thanks.
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by omegote 11y ago
ITT: people advertising their SQL-teaching websites.
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by omegote 11y ago
That's cool, thanks. I've discovered sre_parse thanks to that link, so cool too.
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by omegote 11y ago
Nice, I've shared it in my social networks. As for a supposed "Advanced Python" edition, it would be great to compile at least a list of topics that could be interesting. Some have been already mentioned in this thread, like:
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by omegote 11y ago
That's seriously cool. Had I had something like that some years ago, my workflow for both my BSc and my MSc thesis would have been quite different.
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by omegote 11y ago
I can't use half the keybindings in my spanish keyboard lol.
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by omegote 11y ago
Evernote is not exactly the best example I'm afraid. I paid for it once, and it was because I needed shared folders and that was a paid-only feature. Otherwise I wouldn't have paid. Heck, I'd have used any other service if my
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Show HN: Hexagonator generates abstract wallpapers made of hexagons from images(josetomastocino.github.io)
13 points by omegote 11y ago|0 comments
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by omegote 11y ago
How is he hipster? Oh, he is. This very snippet shows how regrettably hipster the web development scene has become. It's all trend-driven. And particularly Paul, as popular as he is, should be real carefuly about his opinions, because
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by omegote 11y ago
Tries to play it cool by wrecking jQuery? Check. No semicolons? Check. Put together by Paul Irish? Check. Yep, this submission is Hipster 1.0 Certified.
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by omegote 11y ago
He actually didn't apply, it was Google who contacted him in the first place.
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Show HN: QuickBookmarkToFolder. Quickly find the proper folder for your bookmark(github.com)
1 points by omegote 11y ago|1 comments
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by omegote 11y ago
The bubble is coming.
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by omegote 12y ago
Boom, I was expecting to find "Programming, every kid should know how to program" at any point in the article. Glad I didn't.
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by omegote 12y ago
Those of you who have english as your first language, do you clearly understand everything they say? Goddammit, I was barely able to understand the number 1999 for the first flight mentioned in the article...
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by omegote 12y ago
Fixed 500px width...
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by omegote 12y ago
By the way, it'd be seriously cool to find a good tutorial about gdb. I've been using it for years, but just the basic operations...
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by omegote 12y ago
Google Chrome 38.0.2125.104 on a Xubuntu 12.04 LTS and a modern Nvidia graphics card... and my "device may not be supported". I thought we were in the 21st century :/
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by omegote 12y ago
Just read your comment and tried it in IE... Wow! In IE the experience is much better!

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