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by rhythmvs 11y ago
A well-implemented contester/alternative to the official commonmark.js AST-based implementation. Started as a fork of marked.js, but with a solid plugin architecture for parse tree manipulation.
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Mdast.js – AST-based parser for GFM/(Common)Mark(down)(github.com)
3 points by rhythmvs 11y ago|1 comments
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by rhythmvs 11y ago
Alas, dead too… $ wget https://butterproject.org --2015-10-23 22:10:49-- https://butterproject.org/ Resolving butterproject.org... 184.168.221.24 Connecting to butterproject.org|184.168.221.24|:44
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How random should it be – on patterns in maps(blog.imagico.de)
2 points by rhythmvs 11y ago|0 comments
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A slight discrepancy (2011)(bit-player.org)
8 points by rhythmvs 11y ago|0 comments
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About 1400 Words of Skepticism about Markdown, and an Imagined Alternative(cforster.com)
25 points by rhythmvs 11y ago|14 comments
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by rhythmvs 11y ago
Interesting to watch Gmail reading along… Send the link with the hash using your gmail account, stay tuned at the corresponding page on http://ephemeralp2p.durazo.us , watch “Currently viewing” pop to "2" immediately af
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Webprinter (live cam art)(neonelephant.de)
6 points by rhythmvs 11y ago|0 comments
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by rhythmvs 11y ago
Great work! It’s a shame it doesn’t get through, with upvotes and so. I’ll add your app to the list on https://github.com/rhythmus/markdown-resources Wish you all the best with the release!
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by rhythmvs 12y ago
Great work! Always happy to see people working towards a WYSIWYG editor for Markdown. I did a similar project¹, with strong focus on editing math, inline, and “real time” wysiwyg. It failed. The problem is that most such approaches treat Ma
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Mathdown. Collaborative wysiwyg markdown with math(github.com)
8 points by rhythmvs 12y ago|0 comments
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by rhythmvs 12y ago
> “There are certainly reasons to believe that the current crisis of the humanities owes partly to the poor job they do of explaining and justifying themselves.” Especially when they accept that the argument must exclusively be about a d
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Latin or Cobol?(woutersoudan.be)
1 points by rhythmvs 12y ago|0 comments
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Lingua::Romana::Perligata – Perl for the XXI-Imum Century (2000)(csse.monash.edu.au)
76 points by rhythmvs 12y ago|7 comments
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by rhythmvs 12y ago
If you need something free/opensource, there’s not many options. When you like it old-school, you can give Knuth’s companion to TeX MetaFont¹ a try. Then there’s FontForge², which is by far the most evolved, feature-heavy project, but
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by rhythmvs 12y ago
John MacFarlane (Pandoc’s author) is heavily committed to the Common Mark standardization effort of Markdown (in fact he’s the principal designer of the Common Mark spec). Both Common Mark and Pandoc serve different purposes: the first is a
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by rhythmvs 12y ago
𝐒𝐡𝐨𝐰 some comments, 𝐇𝐍.
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by rhythmvs 12y ago
Not as generic a solution as ignoring lines on commit (whatever they may contain or for whatever reason you want to hide them), but when it comes to protecting credentials, crypto for arbitrary chunks of text comes in handy.¹ The fact that
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by rhythmvs 12y ago
http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferdinand_Peeters#Betekenis
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by rhythmvs 12y ago
I see, thanks. (Plus, I guess getting the slugs right — the mess that comes with percentage encoded unicode chars — perhaps won’t be worth the effort.)
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by rhythmvs 12y ago
Surely, DM `nooot.co/keyphrase` is much easier than texting ‘Go to http://nooot.co , then type “keyphrase”.’ So what are the objections against a shareable url? Persistence, security? (Just curious.)
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by rhythmvs 12y ago
Nice! Is it a deliberate design decession to not replicate the key phrase in the url, and have the notes be shareable as a direct link?
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by rhythmvs 12y ago
Well done! Can we have a look at the markdown input source for the demo pdf? http://www.remarq.io/remarq_intro.md returns a GitHub Page 404. (Also, that url in the marginal note, on page 4 of the demo pdf, is broke, likely
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The Mystery of Tufte’s Stem-and-Leaf Plot(ilyabirman.net)
1 points by rhythmvs 12y ago|0 comments
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by rhythmvs 12y ago
Happy to see a successor for the acquihired/killed Readmill. Readmill offered a ton of free (public domain) books, right after signup, allowing new users to try the app’s full reading/highlighting/sharing/commenting expe
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by rhythmvs 12y ago
A pompous piece by an author who appears to know little of Plato, and less of software design, but nevertheless enjoys concocting absurd analogies like these: "Word’s 50-percent rule for applying styles is a descendent of the Dem
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by rhythmvs 12y ago
Quite peculiar — and on topic — that the name of this excellent piece’s author is nowhere to be found…
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by rhythmvs 12y ago
Looks great! Will KaTeX support (c.q. integrate with) ASCIIMathML.js¹,²? AsciiMath is dubbed “TeX without backslashes”, or as “markdown for math”.³ (La)TeX input can become laborious, and the syntax gets difficultly readable, very rapidly.
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by rhythmvs 12y ago
What’s Markdown™? it is nor hand, nor foot, Nor arm, nor face, nor any other part Belonging to a man. O, be some other name! What’s in a name? that which we call a Standard By any other name would smell of squeamish ego
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by rhythmvs 12y ago
Dawkins is of a different caliber than someone of the likes of Jacob Bronowski. The latter mathematician-poet, evangelist of science while Blake expert; the first, well, maybe a fanatic, but surely profane. O tempora, o mores.

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