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A Stack for Startups(dm.app)
6 points by statico 5y ago|0 comments
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by statico 5y ago
That sounds like a lot of work. Why not just push my screenshots to good ol' NNTP?
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by statico 5y ago
What's wrong with Imgur: Imgur started as a way to share images on Reddit. Imgur was even a great way browse all the images in a subreddit at once. Eventually Reddit implemented their own image uploading and hosting and added the new l
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by statico 5y ago
I've been hoping for an Imgur replacement for simple, hosted image sharing. I'm happy to pay $1/mo, but when I tried to upload https://camo.githubusercontent.com/9ec8d13de2878c899fda0bd43... I got this, which
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by statico 5y ago
An example of that is the clock on this page: https://www.plover.com/~mjd/swatch.html
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by statico 5y ago
Linode is great. Wonderful options, reliable, excellent tools. Been using them for almost a decade. It's hard to beat Netlify and Vercel for static content. They make it easy and you'll be up and running in seconds. I know you sai
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by statico 5y ago
ShellJS was a delight to use when we had to build a cross platform Electron-based (sorry) desktop application for Mac and Windows. It replaced batch and shell scripts, async operations were easy thanks to NodeJS, and the scripts were mainta
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by statico 5y ago
Ah, yes! I knew a shorter one: sm 0 a9f4 <enter> g 0 <enter>
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by statico 6y ago
There's a demo that works in the browser: http://dexp.in/nuklear-webdemo/
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What Is a Startup Studio? – An Inside Look at Wilbur Labs(wilburlabs.com)
6 points by statico 6y ago|0 comments
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by statico 6y ago
I wrote a comment on DisplayLink below: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25675013 It works, and it's the only option, but you won't like it.
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by statico 6y ago
I bought the StarTech dual 4K DisplayLink adapater after watching one of those videos. I use it to power a second 4K monitor with my M1 MacBook Air running lid-closed. I have a 1080p gaming monitor as my primary connected to a Elgato dock v
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by statico 6y ago
I made a shortener using nginx and a config file: https://statico.link It uses a tab-delimited nginx map file as a config. To make changes, I wrote a tiny shell wrapper which opens the config in Vim, checks it in, and reloads ng
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by statico 7y ago
More info: This isn't what the ride is normally like. This was an express train in April, 2019, probably 6pm or 7pm, going south from San Francisco. Because it's an express the train gets up to some high speeds, and this lateral w
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by statico 7y ago
I’m glad somebody tried to quantify this. Here’s the rocky ride when taking a late Caltrain bullet from north to south (somewhere before Palo Alto): https://imgur.com/gallery/L3LRcld
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by statico 7y ago
Thanks for this. I remember being at MacWorld and watching a movie play while holding down menu items. On Classic Mac, which I was used to, this would block the entire OS (almost). BeOS seemed space-age.
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by statico 7y ago
One of my favorite anecdotes about BeOS was that it had a CPU usage meter[1], and on the CPU meter there were on/off switches for each core. If you had two cores and turned one off, your computer would run at half speed. If you turned
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by statico 7y ago
We also built and shipped a deterministic multiplayer WebGL game[1], but using CoffeeScript[2] + C++ -> Emscripten/dylib/DLLs to run the game in the browser and on Windows and Mac. Our game would snapshot the entire game state
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by statico 7y ago
I reimplemented the comic-drawing algorithm in Ruby almost 15 years ago because I wanted to make my own daily comic based on our IRC chats. It turned out that I wasn’t as funny as I thought. Source and artwork is available here: https:&#x2
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by statico 7y ago
Wilbur Labs | San Francisco, CA | Full-time | Lead Software Engineer, Full Stack | ONSITE | https://www.wilburlabs.com We are Wilbur Labs, a startup studio in San Francisco that has created multiple successful businesses. We’re
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Should you be a full-time software engineer or contractor?(medium.com)
1 points by statico 8y ago|0 comments
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by statico 9y ago
I've tried MiniCSS[1] (which styles your default HTML without adding too many classes and has themes) and MUI[2] (Material UI styles). Both are decent, but I keep falling back to Bootstrap v4 because Bootstrap just gets a lot of sizing
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by statico 9y ago
This is super cool. Thank you all for your hard work.
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by statico 9y ago
That's been the response on Reddit and Disqus as well. Guess I'll have to give it a try!
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Vim after 15 Years(statico.github.io)
590 points by statico 9y ago|173 comments
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by statico 9y ago
It's not that long. You got farther than anyone else though ;)
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by statico 9y ago
+1 for KreativeKorp's wonderful archive of fonts: http://www.kreativekorp.com/software/fonts/index.shtml They also have the Apple II fonts, which I (incorrectly) superimposed on a VT520 using WebGL here: htt
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by statico 9y ago
Monaco bitmap 9pt should have a warm place in every classic Mac user's heart, along with Helvetica 9pt. If you want a flashback into Classic Mac development, a while back I tried some development with MetroWerks CodeWarrior, Symantic C
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by statico 9y ago
This is a neat demo, but its real value for me was learning about MicroPython. Whenever I've asked friends about a small, fast, embeddable scripting language the answer has been Lua. I favor Python much more than Lua so this project is
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Show HN: MemoryBot, an infobot for Slack(statico.github.io)
4 points by statico 10y ago|0 comments

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