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I definitely won't be implementing the tracker code anytime in the immediate future. Maybe in a month? Andy Herbert started a ripscrip interpreter that renders to canvas, but it isn't finished and definitely isn' reliable for
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11y ago
> Dedicated read-it-later services just end up being a list of articles I haven't read and feel bad about. It used to be for me, too. Now I'm much more loose about marking something as read without reading it.
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This is awesome. I'm going to incorporate this into http://Artpacks.org soon, if you don't mind! Now, only if there was a reliable JavaScript RIPScript interpreter. :)
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> Favoriting tweets for later review is a substantially more convenient workflow. So, you favorite it, read the article later and then unfavorite? If you don't unfavorite, how do you differentiate between a bunch of links int he pa
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> I understand both, but I'll do more of one than another. But until I read the rest of your post, I wasn't sure which one you'd be using more.
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11y ago
I follow about 200 people, across a few different interests (mostly real friends, developers, basketball/football/hockey writers and music/tv/culture critics). A few times per day (using an Android client), I skim throug
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I've shared a few that have done very well on their Show HN posts: Show HN: Artpacks.org – Archive of the ANSI and ASCII art scene (1990 to present) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8962810 & http:/
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11y ago
Telling the name privately or in a casual conversation is one thing, publishing the name is one thing. While I wish I knew the company's name (or knew their side of the story) I don't fault him for not sharing.
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It varies a bit from project to project, but I usually start with a custom PHP MVC framework: GluePHP for routing, Savant3 for templates, and PHP-ActiveRecord as an ORM. I'm definitely someone who prefers to work with small, understan
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You've had 3 threads about this today, one of which was killed (presumably because it's a dupe). Original discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10455956
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Mostly, I don't. In the beginning (for each) I found a few people asking on forums for software that solves the exact problem that these products solved, and then posted the software as a solution. Since the first few weeks, I haven&#x
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In my day job, I'm a full-stack developer at an ad agency. Side Projects: Early next week, I'm going to be releasing an Android word game. Revenue-producing side-projects: https://SendToMyCloud.com & https:/&
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11y ago
I cant think of many gotchas. Just don't fall into a trap of trying to customize everything right away. Also, take advantage of the best trackpad you can find, especially the multitouch shortcuts. :) Software I use often: SublimeText
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11y ago
It depends what you do, and what type of workflow you're used to. Can you tell us more about that, so we can do a better job of helping you?
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11y ago
Thanks for the heads up. Fixed!
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I work as a developer within an ad agency context, so please keep that in mind. I moved from Pittsburgh to New Orleans in 2011-ish and I love it here. I currently live on the North Shore, but I lived in Orleans Parish for a while. The deve
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11y ago
http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/ask.com 33rd globally, 63rd in the US, and I don't think anyone is twisting their arm. To a lot of less technical people, search is search is search—it doesn't matter who's
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I have trouble with that phrasing, but I also have trouble with the phrasing that you suggest, too. I have trouble with the word "authorize" because if he authorized the assassination, then (to me at least) that implies that the
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Running an iMac (23") with a second display (23"). Second display is on my right, and there's a wall on my right, too. Keyboard is positioned directly in front of the iMac (left) and the 2nd display is slightly tilted toward
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11y ago
I had a terrible experience with a NYT digital-only subscription, and I'll likely never subscribe again. I had a subscription for a while that I hadn't been using. I only used their site when linked to it from another (like HN). I
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A few years ago, I had my main machine die and was totally strapped for cash at the time. That's when I found the Lenovo Outlet store, and got a really cheap refurb. It was very underpowered, even at the time, but was enough to get
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> COLLEGE students tell me they know how to look someone in the eye and type on their phones at the same time, their split attention undetected. They say it’s a skill they mastered in middle school when they wanted to text in class witho
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I posted this in another thread about them ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10217582 ), but it bears repeating: If the customer service experience was anything like what it was pre-pivot, I'm not surprised they fai
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SSLs.com, usually.
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Yeah, getting your logo used in unexpected places is one of the major downsides of having your logo included in icon packs. Before I changed it, one codebase I had inherited used the Pagelines (had never heard of this product before seeing
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How do you intend to handle disputes/arbitration?
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11y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9977259
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Strange. I didn't think it was unclear at all. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/gusto guss toe
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11y ago
Probably to avoid confusion with Zenefits, as well.
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11y ago
"zero culpability"
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