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The new Git-scm.com
(git-scm.com)
317 points
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tanoku
14y ago
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tanoku
15y ago
We learn English first.
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Instantly create beautiful GitHub project pages
(github.com)
553 points
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tanoku
15y ago
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tanoku
15y ago
Stop this, please. You're slowly turning HN into Reddit. There has never been, and will never be, intelligent discussion arising from a poll. This is not insight; this is gossip.
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tanoku
15y ago
It's fixed now. Sorry for the fuss! In the future, support@github.com is the right place to reach us.
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tanoku
15y ago
That's offensive. That's a ridiculous accusation charged with incredible amounts of political bias which trivializes on the life of another human being. You should be ashamed.
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tanoku
15y ago
> I went on another job interview. This was another startup. Surprisingly, they were less clueless than the others. > One co-founder had a Harvard MBA, which translates into English as “I’m a retard.” Stopped reading there. This i
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tanoku
15y ago
> I don't have to actually type commands into a command prompt like some bearded guy from the '70s Really? I mean, really?
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Ordered List is a GitHubber
(github.com)
249 points
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tanoku
15y ago
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tanoku
15y ago
Great suggestion! I've started implementing that, and now I only have 30 running processes and 60 pipes for my chat bot. That's much more reasonable, but I still have a small issue: each plug-in FIFO blocks after each request! The plug-ins
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tanoku
15y ago
What a brilliant project! It's enlightening to see more people follow the UNIX way of doing things. I was trying to migrate to this awesome new bot, but I found this little issue: with the bot idling in ~10 rooms and ~30 plugins installed,
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tanoku
15y ago
I made my own Sparks in C. They look like Sparks. https://gist.github.com/1368661
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tanoku
15y ago
Hm. What Vim emulation mode are you using on Emacs? Last time I tried to switch, I found that all of the available vi-modes were clunky and missing a lot of Vim motions I use all the time.
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Twitter to RSS
(twittertorss.com)
1 points
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tanoku
15y ago
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Crustache is a fast C implementation of Mustache
(github.com)
55 points
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tanoku
15y ago
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tanoku
15y ago
No, there isn't really a consensus. FWIW, this is not a "new elegant Markdown", this is a 100% standards compilant Markdown library, with optional support for some extensions that we found useful. The syntax for these extensions comes, ba
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tanoku
15y ago
HTML may be easier for you (it certainly is for me), but that's because you are a programmer. You must keep in mind that Markdown targets a very wide audience: you cannot expect your average Reddit user to write emphasis tags every time he
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Elegant Markdown for a more civilized age
(blog.vmarti.net)
97 points
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tanoku
15y ago
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Gabe Newell on Valve's business model
(develop-online.net)
96 points
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tanoku
15y ago
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tanoku
15y ago
Why you shouldn't use talloc for your next C project: GPL v3.
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tanoku
16y ago
No, I mean broken as in I keep getting the wrong answer. :/ I'm scared now... Maybe I'm getting fired or something.
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tanoku
16y ago
Hmmm... Strange, it's broken for me.
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tanoku
16y ago
Hey, I am interested. Why didn't you send us a pull request? If it's rough, we'll iron it out!