oulipo

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by oulipo 13y ago
It is great, however when doing a Git Status, the shortcuts are not compatible with VI-input mode since they are vi-commands (i,C etc), could you make it possible to use cmd+shortcut?
902.
by oulipo 13y ago
It works for me:)
903.
by oulipo 13y ago
Or in game consoles http://8pen.com/joysticks#video
904.
by oulipo 13y ago
There is also technology to use with gamepad http://8pen.com/joysticks#video
905.
by oulipo 13y ago
Right now the LeapMotion might not be the device that enables couch-typing, but the 8pen technology makes it possible for other devices, like Kinect
906.
by oulipo 13y ago
This would be a neat way to search for television programs from the couch, or to write notes during surgery without having to remove gloves, or to search for recipes with the hands full of flour :) There are definitely many applications for
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Writing in the air, with 8pen & LeapMotion(youtube.com)
2 points by oulipo 13y ago|0 comments
908.
by oulipo 13y ago
I think this is all about API & modularity, if you define a general API for your monitoring tool (eg. how should an adapter notify you when there is a new job, etc), you can then write an adapter for Hubot, and everyone that has its own
909.
by oulipo 13y ago
This is awesome, but it should be easy to actually create a broader framework that allows one to control & monitor processes that run scripts on servers in general, & not just Hubot -- Hubot could be just an adapter for the more gen
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Show HN: A d3.js & SVG doodle simulator, explained in a blog post(8pen.com)
4 points by oulipo 13y ago|0 comments
911.
by oulipo 13y ago
What I meant is: everybody in the world knows that the fact that you have access to cheap goods means someone is paying for you, the question is why do people need to see a video to understand this, when the rest of the world can figure it
912.
by oulipo 13y ago
What I find somewhat disturbing is that americans have to see a video to start to realize that the fact that they want to get cheap stuff means that people have to work in terrible conditions in other parts of the world...
913.
by oulipo 13y ago
what do your , & % commands do?
914.
by oulipo 13y ago
A related extension is TabsOutliner ( https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tabs-outliner/eggk... )
915.
by oulipo 14y ago
It is text only, and there is a synchronization API
916.
by oulipo 14y ago
Very good app, you should get inspired by nvALT, for instance: - real-time filter as you search - sync with Simplenote - ability to show / hide the sidebar - show notes as a list above the note rather than on the side - show markdown as
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The Algorithmic City - How can we scale cities for the future?(huffingtonpost.com)
2 points by oulipo 14y ago|1 comments
918.
by oulipo 14y ago
The problem is that by all measures, Google is the most reputable provider... of course there are some problematic stories from time to time, but they probably happen also with paid providers, just that you don't hear from them so often bec
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by oulipo 14y ago
Start by simply backing up your emails regularly with BaGoMa
920.
by oulipo 14y ago
This is a problem with all web polls but this is absolutely not a problem here: you can measure quite precisely the amount of noise in the answers (seems to be about 20 to 50 fake results per age range) and deduce the approximate correct va
921.
by oulipo 14y ago
I figured out it was a few PNG files with 3 channels each encoding various time points, and then a simple linear fade between images, or was that more complex? of course, computing & serving those time point samples might be slightly mo
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by oulipo 14y ago
My point has nothing to do with the crime of rape , it has to do with the (reverse) crime of falsely accusing of rape , and in this case, I don't think there really is much of a moral difference: - the guy was accused of sexual harassment
923.
by oulipo 14y ago
I'd like her to justify: - in what way her accusation is not the moral equivalent of a false rape claim - why it is alright to publish the photo of two people with non-verifiable accusations on a public site, before any form of trial or ha
924.
by oulipo 14y ago
nvAlt
925.
by oulipo 14y ago
This is Shaun Koyczan, one of my favorite slam poet (he's from Canada)
926.
by oulipo 14y ago
Fun demo, but I can't get the .pdf back right now!
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by oulipo 14y ago
I have thoughts.io :)
928.
by oulipo 14y ago
Would it not be so much easier to simply show images with some steganographic message ("I was displayed in SnapChat") in it, and just check for this rather than checking for "Screenshot-looking" pics? Just sayin'
929.
by oulipo 14y ago
You could take any small feature app (like for instance servus.io on HN frontpage ) and try to emulate it
930.
by oulipo 14y ago
Yes, yet I don't see how they could have something in their ToS that says "you can't change the appearance of the website" since each user can see a website however he wants (Facebook does not describe the rendering of their site, only th

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