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Coleman Barks and Rumi: Are Art and Religion Related?(blog.streetwriters.co)
4 points by thecodrr 6y ago|2 comments
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Blank Verse to Free Verse: 7 Styles of Poetry(blog.streetwriters.co)
1 points by thecodrr 6y ago|0 comments
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by thecodrr 6y ago
For this, git was made. Although, its for coders mainly, I don't see why writers can't use it.
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by thecodrr 6y ago
This goes for a lot of things. Passion (and therefor interest) is the greatest driving force that keeps you motivated enough to complete a piece.
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by thecodrr 6y ago
To answer that, you need to answer whether writing is any different from coding, vacuuming, or learning piano. I code, and write, myself. I have also gotten stuck while coding (and writing). But I have never experienced "coder's b
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by thecodrr 6y ago
Very much agree with this. Taking a pause from writing to deal with personal life or any other issues doesn't mean you are not a good enough writer. We are all human. We all need a pause. This goes for all kinds of profession. Health b
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by thecodrr 6y ago
Yes! That's the reason we created the Call of Writing app [0]. You can set timer ranging from 1 minute to 60 minutes or 75 words to 1500 words. You can't pause until the end. It's much like (and inspired) the Most Dangerous W
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by thecodrr 6y ago
I have tried this and it really works. It's a very messy brain dump but you get it there. Once the words are on the page, you can eventually make sense of them, somehow.
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by thecodrr 6y ago
Hyped to see someone implement this in C#. This is great!
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Overcoming Writer's Block(blog.streetwriters.co)
71 points by thecodrr 6y ago|35 comments
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by thecodrr 6y ago
Cool concept. The 'oh yeah' was a nice (or not nice :D) touch.
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Our Picks: The Best Fantasy Books of All Time(blog.streetwriters.co)
1 points by thecodrr 6y ago|0 comments
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Ten Minutes – A Science Fiction Short Story(blog.streetwriters.co)
4 points by thecodrr 6y ago|0 comments
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by thecodrr 6y ago
TickTick is cross-platform right? Why use multiple apps? I can barely handle EverNote. If it wasn't as expensive, I'd never think of switching.
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by thecodrr 6y ago
How is the encryption/locking support in Workflowy?
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by thecodrr 6y ago
I find built-in sync very useful in Evernote but the pricing has been a bit of a challenge lately. I am looking to switch. What would you recommend as a cheaper alternative.
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Ask HN: Which note-taking app are you using currently?
3 points by thecodrr 6y ago|11 comments
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Fdir 4.0 – the fastest Node.js globbing library (92% faster than node-glob)(thecodrr.github.io)
2 points by thecodrr 6y ago|0 comments
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by thecodrr 6y ago
Pretty useless. Can't even find my library called fdir. It has 14 releases. What's the point of this?
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by thecodrr 6y ago
Hello everyone, I was recently trying to create a landing page for my OSS side project and wanted to embed a piece of code but couldn't find any "pretty" way to do it. After much searching, I made it work (responsively) so ya
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Show HN: Codeblock.css – 263 bytes to make HTML code blocks pretty again(github.com)
4 points by thecodrr 6y ago|1 comments
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by thecodrr 6y ago
I posted 2 months ago about fdir being a glob alternative. However, at that time it didn't have glob support. I am back again with fdir 3.0. It has been completely overhauled, improving the speed by upto 40% over previous versions, inc
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Show HN: Fdir 3.0 – Even more faster true glob alternative(npmjs.com)
1 points by thecodrr 6y ago|1 comments
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by thecodrr 7y ago
WOW. This is such a fascinating project. (near) zero latencies are relatively hard to achieve especially over network connections. Will definitely try this out once I get the time. Oh and thanks for the various pre-built client libraries, w
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by thecodrr 7y ago
You give a very valid reason to tryout an implementation in C++. I will definitely look into it. Thanks. Would love to see the benchmark results! Do share a link if you can. Thanks for auditing and taking the interest!
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by thecodrr 7y ago
Hey, thanks for the interest. No, I cannot change the title because I don't have editing capabilities anymore. I don't see the point of implementing it in c++ simply because I wanted to keep it simple, dependency free and easy to
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by thecodrr 7y ago
In that case, fair enough. But no reason to be dishearted, we can always make "fdir-glob" that has globbing built in :D but you are right, not an easy* alternative but still an alternative.
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by thecodrr 7y ago
How so? You can easily extend the searchFn to do the glob matching of files for you. I wanted to keep it dependency free. So I fail to see how fdir has "absolutely nothing to do with globbing"? Care to explain?
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by thecodrr 7y ago
If we subtract the vm time from total time that should (very roughly) be the time taken for fdir to crawl the directory. So basically: 83ms - 55ms = 28ms Not bad, not bad. :D the scale remains the same tho so not that beneficial.
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by thecodrr 7y ago
I used `benny`. If you have a NodeJS setup you can easily run the benchmarks by: npm install And then: node benchmark.js That will start the asynchronous and synchronous benchmark sequentially. Thanks for taking the interest.

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