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by susam 9mo ago
[EDIT: This was meant to be a reply to another comment in this thread but I posted it under the top-level comment by mistake. I am leaving this comment intact anyway, in case someone finds it useful.] The web browsers don't highlight
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by susam 9mo ago
Not for you then. That is perfectly fine. I have been using this approach for seven years now, and it has worked very well for me. For anyone else who is interested in taking a look, here is my setup: * The server-side program that proces
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by susam 9mo ago
If you are rendering your blog or website with a static site generator, you could also consider importing comments as content files into your website source and then rendering them as part of the build. The full workflow would look like th
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by susam 9mo ago
Answering my own questions: 1. Common Lisp, Python. 2. This is not exactly a language feature but more of an attribute of the ecosystems, but I wish Common Lisp had a more comprehensive 'batteries included' standard library. It d
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Ask HN: Weekend Social: Top two programming languages and what they can borrow?
4 points by susam 9mo ago|7 comments
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Donald Knuth – The Patron Saint of Yak Shaves(yakshav.es)
1 points by susam 9mo ago|0 comments
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Joseph Wright of Derby – All Works(wikiart.org)
2 points by susam 9mo ago|0 comments
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by susam 9mo ago
Some of the top items: hello world 4ef69019c65909ffbb470597e3c5afe05ea8a866a0d3b9f950f0bcf057924b52 hello 4358f43b660389eecd435dc2a5f5cee29786245cd2cff27bd4de0b3e8fd53b79 4ef69019c65909ffbb470597e3c5afe05ea8a866a0d3b9f950f0bcf
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by susam 9mo ago
Original source of the 8 liner Python code: https://github.com/susam/mintotp/blob/main/mintotp.py
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by susam 9mo ago
Came here to confirm this. I grew up learning BrE and indeed in BrE, we were taught to use en-dash. I don't think we were ever taught em-dash at all. My first encounter with em-dash was with LaTeX's '---' as an adult.
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by susam 9mo ago
I have written a little userscript to do this: https://github.com/susam/userscript/blob/main/darkhn.user.js Additionally, I have another userscript to increase the font size: https://github.co
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by susam 9mo ago
> If only there was a language that could run in all of our browsers, maybe even easily executable via some Quake-like console window that could open next to the website, that could just grab all visible URLs within some specific parts..
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Three Inverse Laws of Robotics(susam.net)
2 points by susam 9mo ago|0 comments
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Kagi Small Web(kagi.com)
12 points by susam 9mo ago|3 comments
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by susam 9mo ago
Send a PR to https://github.com/hnpwd/hnpwd.github.io/ or create an issue there to ask us to do it for you.
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by susam 9mo ago
Fair enough. Updated the README. More discussion under this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46626456
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by susam 9mo ago
Done: https://github.com/hnpwd/hnpwd.github.io/commit/e6a016f I mentioned in a sibling thread that this requirement was originally added out of caution, mainly to discourage spam submissions. It no longer see
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by susam 9mo ago
> Was disappointed to get into the description and linked Git repository and learn that it's only for sites that have gotten some traction on hacker news before. Yes, I was not entirely happy with the restrictive wording either. Th
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by susam 9mo ago
For this HN post, any website is welcome. A lot of URLs have already been shared and it will take me days to go through each one and add them to the directory. I may not add every URL posted here, but this thread is still open for people to
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by susam 9mo ago
Yes, it would. If someone follows the links to https://github.com/hnpwd/hnpwd.github.io and decides to create PRs, they are very welcome. But if that is too much friction, I'd rather have the links posted here th
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by susam 9mo ago
Yes, indeed. If someone has the time, please feel free to import them. Discussed further here: < https://github.com/hnpwd/hnpwd.github.io#faq > Added your website to the directory. Thanks!
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by susam 9mo ago
Thank you. Added it to < https://hnpwd.github.io/ > in commit < https://github.com/hnpwd/hnpwd.github.io/commit/545b02d >. Please feel free to let me know here if I should alter any
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by susam 9mo ago
For convenience, here are the links in clickable form: Personal websites directory: https://hnpwd.github.io/ README: https://github.com/hnpwd/hnpwd.github.io#readme A similar Ask HN post from July 2023
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Ask HN: Share your personal website
950 points by susam 9mo ago|2386 comments
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by susam 9mo ago
Web browsers are indeed forgiving when it comes to incomplete HTML. Some time ago, I did a small experiment to see what minimal HTML is required to display a simple 'Hello' page while adhering to the specification, passing HTML T
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by susam 9mo ago
In the past, I've had a few visitors to my website look at a possibly silly post and ask me why it was even worth blogging about. That is when I bring out the expanded form of 'blog' in all its glory. It is my weblog . Of co
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by susam 9mo ago
This is a nice post. Thanks for sharing it here. The only thing I would like to add to this fine article is that it is perfectly fine for a personal website to simply be a loose collection of pages arranged in an arbitrary manner. Not ev
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Keeping 20,000 GPUs Healthy(modal.com)
1 points by susam 9mo ago|0 comments
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by susam 9mo ago
I have always done this with: grep foo | grep bar and grep -E 'foo|bar' I see the article mentions both solutions among several others.
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A Year of Work on the Arch Linux Package Management (ALPM) Project(devblog.archlinux.page)
98 points by susam 9mo ago|31 comments

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