tsergiu

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by tsergiu 14y ago
Imagine walking from the start to the end along the railroad diagram. Every time you come to a split in the road, you choose a random one. Every time you come to a character set, you choose something random inside there. That's all there is
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by tsergiu 14y ago
It's done with SVG. Everyting will work on your smartphone. (Try it!)
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by tsergiu 14y ago
Great to hear that :) Let me know if there's any features I can add that would make them less confusing for you.
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by tsergiu 14y ago
Yes, the intention was to help solve those cases where you are staring at your screen because you don't know where the match went wrong. I'm thinking of doing some tutorials geared towards teaching students in grade school how to use them.
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by tsergiu 14y ago
Full support for Javascript will be built out first. After that, Python and PCRE. In the longer term, I plan to support .NET, Java, Ruby, and POSIX.
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Real World Haskell (book)(book.realworldhaskell.org)
2 points by tsergiu 14y ago|0 comments
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Urban Intervention: Play Pong while waiting to cross the street.(good.is)
1 points by tsergiu 14y ago|0 comments
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App.net user base grows by 25% in 9 days.(recentusers.com)
2 points by tsergiu 14y ago|0 comments
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Doppio: A Java Virtual Machine, Compiler and Disassembler in JavaScript(badassjs.com)
87 points by tsergiu 14y ago|31 comments
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Stephen Few: Big Data, Big Deal(perceptualedge.com)
1 points by tsergiu 14y ago|0 comments
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by tsergiu 14y ago
That is my preferred way to communicate.
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Five Things I Hated About Being an Intern at Facebook(toarca.com)
7 points by tsergiu 14y ago|7 comments
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Vibrationizer: Shake up Your Time Series (with html canvas)(toarca.com)
1 points by tsergiu 14y ago|0 comments
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Why Pens Click and Light Switches Flick(toarca.com)
2 points by tsergiu 14y ago|0 comments
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Deface My Site; Get $20(toarca.com)
2 points by tsergiu 15y ago|3 comments
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by tsergiu 15y ago
Yes. I've updated it to use webfonts.
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by tsergiu 15y ago
You are bound to viewing the document in a browser. This may not be a problem in most cases, but console users cannot see them. There is also a large overhead in the amount of code that needs to be written to position and scale everything.
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by tsergiu 15y ago
What you see in your browser is not the actual font. It was first transformed by typeface.js so that people without the font installed could still see what it looks like in their browsers. Some people have mentioned (seemingly great) altern
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by tsergiu 15y ago
It was the first thing I found.
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by tsergiu 15y ago
It does. In your browser it may appear fuzzy because it is first passed through a filter before being displayed (see http://typeface.neocracy.org/ ).
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Histogrem: The Histogram Font(histogrem.com)
86 points by tsergiu 15y ago|20 comments