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The Incredible Proof Machine
(joachim-breitner.de)
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11y ago
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Not-Very-Good MRI Heap Analyzer
(tenderlove.github.io)
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11y ago
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Paint with Donald Trump
(paintwithdonaldtrump.com)
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World Food Clock: A look at the world's food right now
(worldfoodclock.com)
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Constraint-level if statements in Haskell
(github.com)
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From CD to ACID: Adding Atomicity and Isolation to DynamoDB
(github.com)
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New York City's MTA Exposed (2005) [pdf]
(events.ccc.de)
45 points
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11y ago
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potomak
11y ago
Nice, thanks for the suggestions! I definitely must find some time to make a lot of planned features/fixes. See a list of them at https://github.com/potomak/drawbang/issues .
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11y ago
Because I was lazy and you can move left or down by 1 by moving right or up by 15 :)
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Map of numeric types in Haskell
(engineering.sumall.com)
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11y ago
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potomak
11y ago
Great project! I'd like to tell to everyone who want to start drawing pixel art, I built a very simple tool to get started with this technique: http://drawbang.com . Try it, give me your feedback, and share your pixel art ma
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Under the hood: Building Moments
(code.facebook.com)
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11y ago
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potomak
11y ago
Well, about presentations, a couple of weeks ago I gave a presentation about a tool[0] to create text adventures with Markdown and created a slide deck using that tool. So the deck was itself a "presentable" text adventure[1]. [0]
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11y ago
About the topic of replacing jQuery I really enjoyed reading "Weaning yourself off jQuery"[0] by James Halliday. It shows how to replace some of the jQuery features with the DOM API and/or with npm libraries such hyperquest[1
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11y ago
Author here: I've done this for yesterday's Manhattan.js to talk about "How to make games with gist-txt[0]", an adventure game engine I built. [0] https://github.com/potomak/gist-txt
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A slide deck that is also a text adventure game
(potomak.github.io)
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11y ago
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The Discovery of Apache ZooKeeper’s Poison Packet
(pagerduty.com)
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11y ago
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Pony is an OO, actor-model, capabilities-secure, high perf programming language
(ponylang.org)
1 points
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11y ago
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Submit a drawing to send to the moon aboard CMU's Andy rover
(moondrawings.org)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Author here: this is a project inspired by Twine[0] and bl.ocks.org[1]. Note: the first game made with this tool is an AdventureJam[2] entry[3], you can play with it at http://j.mp/play-routine It's also a great way to
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Show HN: Text-Adventures with Markdown, Mustache, JavaScript, and Gist
(github.com)
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11y ago
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Show HN: Time Since Launch is a long scale single use stopwatch
(timesincelaunch.com)
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11y ago
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A basic Gist collaboration workflow
(focustheweb.com)
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12y ago
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Introducing the npm semantic version calculator
(blog.npmjs.org)
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12y ago
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How to make games with gist-txt
(focustheweb.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
On this topic I'd like to share gist-txt[0] a tool I created to build text adventures starting from markdown files hosted on GitHub's Gist. It doesn't need hosting as your files will be hosted by GitHub and you can write your
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Create text adventures from gists
(potomak.github.io)
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12y ago
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potomak
12y ago
I have a different opinion✢: I think it's a clever service, maybe not one of the most useful, but it's a clear vision and it goes straight to the point. There are a lot of cases where finding an email is an easy task, as easy as f
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Show HN: A minimal text adventure engine
(github.com)
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12y ago
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DNS, eglibc and resolv-replace on Heroku
(blog.gregburek.com)
7 points
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potomak
12y ago
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