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dgraunke
3y ago
We've been using https://tailwindcss.com/docs/typography-plugin to style our Tiptap and content and it's worked great so far.
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dgraunke
9y ago
This was really fun to build, and a spreadsheet turned out to be a surprisingly productive environment for building a VM!
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A Forth-Like Stack Machine Implemented in Google Sheets
(docs.google.com)
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9y ago
Thomas Street | Senior Fullstack Developer | Seattle | ONSITE, SALARY:120k-150k https://thomasstreet.com Thomas Street is a pocket-sized design and development studio in Seattle and San Francisco that helps companies design and
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9y ago
Thomas Street | Software Developer | Seattle | SALARY: 100k-150k, ONSITE, FULLTIME, www.thomasstreet.com — We are a pocket-sized technology studio creating ux-driven software in small teams of product-focused designers and developers. We h
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dgraunke
10y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER - Thomas Street - Seattle, WA (HQ) or San Francisco, CA -- full-time, REMOTE OK, Pacific time preferred, local is great. www.thomasstreet.com We are looking for several software development freelancer/contractors: 1.
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Thomas Street | thomasstreet.com | Seattle | Web, iOS, and Windows roles | On-site, full-time Thomas Street is a pocket-sized design and development studio in Seattle and San Francisco. Our teams of designers, backend devs, and application
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Thomas Street | thomasstreet.com | Seattle | Backend | On-site, full-time Thomas Street is a pocket-sized design and development studio in Seattle and San Francisco. Our teams of designers, backend devs, and frontend devs work together to i
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When Everything Is Magic Nothing Is Magic, and Everything Is Terrifying
(blog.thomasstreet.com)
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11y ago
I read Not So Fast without reading Flash Boys, and enjoyed it a lot. Learned a lot about market microstructure.
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AmForth Architecture
(amforth.sourceforge.net)
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Using Pattern Matching to Build a Small Lazy Language in Racket
(blog.thomasstreet.com)
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The SKI Combinator Calculus: a universal formal system (1993)
(people.cs.uchicago.edu)
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IO Monad Realized in 1965 (2012)
(okmij.org)
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Freer Monads, More Extensible Effects [pdf]
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IO Monad Realized in 1965 (2012)
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Breathing New Life into Brooks Running with Clojure and Arduino
(blog.thomasstreet.com)
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Frontend Functional Programming with Purescript and Elm
(blog.thomasstreet.com)
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11y ago
Yeah, and the Elliot Bay tsunami hazard map[1] is a nice reminder that most of Seattle is up some steep hills (including flat areas like SLU). The hazard map models a 7.3 earthquake on the Seattle fault, which is tiny compared to a 9.0 in t
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Thomas Street’s UI Exploration with the Oculus Rift and Leap Motion
(blog.leapmotion.com)
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11y ago
Cavafy! http://www.cavafy.com/poems/list.asp?cat=1
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dgraunke
12y ago
Hey there. Shoot me an email at david (at) thomasstreet (dot) com.
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12y ago
Another Thomas Street dev here. I'm already using famous-angular on some client projects that are just that — animation-heavy desktop sites. It's awesome. The API for working with 3D and animations/transitions is so much nice
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dgraunke
13y ago
Thanks for the kind words. The response on Twitter and the Angular mailing list has been great, and I'm happy to have made it on the second page of HN :)
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13y ago
Ha, thanks. Done.
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13y ago
I had a great time building this -- Angular ended up being perfect here. I'd be curious what an Ember version would look like -- anyone have any insight?
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Building a Spreadsheet in 20 Minutes with Angular.js
(thomasstreet.net)
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Growing an Interaction
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I for one welcome our new [Javascript] micro-framework overlords
(mir.aculo.us)
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15y ago
I think his first link was supposed to point here: http://mir.aculo.us/2011/04/11/i-for-one-welcome-our-new-mic...
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