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   by swlkr 7y ago

   How did you get the first few people to add their newsletters?
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   by swlkr 7y ago

   I know this wasn't intended but I thought it was interesting that he doesn't think of the 1% as Americans.
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   by swlkr 7y ago

   Pretty cool that it's written in clojure https://github.com/uxbox/uxbox
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   by swlkr 7y ago

   I came across tachyons a few years ago and it made CSS finally click with me. The main advantage for me was that I didn’t have to switch back and forth between two files to style something. Utility-first CSS feels more like using a REPL tha
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   by swlkr 7y ago

   I moved away from 1password when they switched from license to subscription pricing. There's nothing wrong with subscription pricing, especially when paired with cloud syncing. Bandwidth and cloud storage aren't free and the app i
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   by swlkr 7y ago

   I stopped using caps in SQL a few years ago, it changed my life for the better
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   by swlkr 7y ago

   there’s also datahike https://github.com/replikativ/datahike
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   by swlkr 7y ago

   Whoa this is really cool. I've seen janet on HN a few times now! It's a pretty great language
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   A short typing game made with janet Lisp(github.com)

   2 points by swlkr 7y ago|0 comments
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    by swlkr 7y ago

    Haha, for now it's just the spreadsheet like I mentioned in parent comment.
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    by swlkr 7y ago

    For now it's just the spreadsheet, (anyone can edit) but the website will be by done by Nov 11th. That's the goal anyway, and then from there I could open source or just do weighted average input for people to rate their favorites
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    by swlkr 7y ago

    I do this and I want other people to know it's possible too. I'm putting together a list of the best places to live for remote workers with families, hoping to turn it into a little website that you can filter by schools, availabl
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    The Green New Deal(zerohplovecraft.wordpress.com)

    1 points by swlkr 7y ago|0 comments
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    by swlkr 7y ago

    This is great, although I’d settle for $10k/bug. Of course this also incentivizes people to add bugs in on purpose
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    by swlkr 7y ago

    I prefer email newsletters to RSS, the content typically looks better, and it makes economic sense.
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    by swlkr 7y ago

    I used to use 1password as well, I'm in the process of transitioning to something similar for macOS that I wrote. The iOS version with swiftUI is in the works as well. My goal with both the macOS and (soon) iOS app is to do encrypted s
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    by swlkr 7y ago

    More recently, there's also parinfer ( https://shaunlebron.github.io/parinfer/ )
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    Janet 1.0.0(github.com)

    6 points by swlkr 7y ago|0 comments
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    by swlkr 7y ago

    Wow I really like this! My main problem when programming against mac/iOS APIs is constantly looking up how to do the little things shown in the demo video. I don't look forward to writing macOS/iOS apps but this makes me thin
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    Free Solo and the Clojure REPL(medium.com)

    4 points by swlkr 7y ago|0 comments
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    by swlkr 7y ago

    One way to combat this as a small business is to be in it for the long haul, like pinboard
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    Twitter acquihires highlight sharing app Highly(techcrunch.com)

    1 points by swlkr 8y ago|0 comments
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    by swlkr 8y ago

    I still use atom over VSCode because of the UI and the extensions. The extensions in atom seem to have quite a few more permissions to change the ui than they do in vscode. At least for clojure development.
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    by swlkr 8y ago

    This is really cool. The aesthetic is amazing. This really speaks to the hacker in me, the no-website thing is a really inventive way to stand out from other backup services. Great execution!
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    by swlkr 8y ago

    You could try parinfer, it effectively turns lisp (clojure) into a whitespace significant language like python. You still get the great “execute this block of code in the repl” with the parens too.
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    by swlkr 8y ago

    I cancelled prime this year, I received one too many fake products last year.
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    by swlkr 8y ago

    I use this for “pulling” data out of the db hierarchically, similar to something like GraphQL: https://github.com/coast-framework/lighthouse/blob/master/RE...
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    by swlkr 8y ago

    Yeah! That's what I'm working on next, a companion iOS app with offline sync. It will be the killer feature! I don't currently include browser extensions, you still have to open the app and search, then CMD+C for the password
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    by swlkr 8y ago

    If you use macOS, I made an offline only, open source password manager https://github.com/swlkr/allyourpasswords
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    by swlkr 8y ago

    The app generates random passwords for you, I'm unsure why you linked this