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rwesty
6mo ago
I made a SmallTalk inspired collaborative development environment for writing web components - https://playground.now . A "world" is a locally stored CRDT that contains the source code and data you store. The home page,
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2y ago
I was able to find a bug to get lots of clicks. Buy at least one bouncing DVD, open dev tools into responsive mode and make the screen width 52pixels (the lowest allowed). The DVDs will then bounce with each frame, racking up a bunch of poi
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Show HN: Snitch! – The social screen use game (iOS)
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3y ago
I’m optimistic for interactive and physical programming to take a foothold in our world. How many more phone apps do we really need? Aren’t many of the user optimized social apps wreaking havoc on the youth? Shifting thinking back to extend
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4y ago
I started using Wundergraph as a backend service for our recently launched platform in February of this year. I found the usage to be simple and easy to understand, but development and deployment was rough at times, earlier this year there
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5y ago
What’s the point?
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Show HN: My little pet project to visually display mathematics
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5y ago
This is a very small project I built last year called Compute. It's a svelte app with two math visualizations, one for Ulam Spirals and another for Game of Life. I'm looking for suggestions on math or physics concepts that would b
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6y ago
I really like how they have opted to make small changes gradually. Look at the feature lists here https://m.mediawiki.org/wiki/Reading/Web/Desktop_Improvement... . There's a detailed explanation for why e
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6y ago
And in this case you are putting the lock in a place that is not the doorknob, where an intruder will typically try to unlock the door.
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6y ago
Ni##as in Paris, is how it's spelled in the album
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6y ago
Oh, I had some trouble wrapping my head around the idea. The older people count out slowly by as much as 40 seconds. They are inferring that the perceived time for the older folks is faster.
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6y ago
I believe you are right, here is another article from 1996 supposing the opposite it true as well. https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg15220571-700-why-time...
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6y ago
This is really, really bad advice. Mutiny is hardly an answer to the problem here. It will certainly temporarily avoid the problems you face but if you are a member of a team and this is truly how you act you will get chucked out very quick
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6y ago
Neat, it would be an interesting linting tool to help minify CSS. I was wondering why the pruning tool took so long but I can see they are using visuals to determine if a a style is needed or not. That's a really smart way to do it, I
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7y ago
Ancient Romans had a ritual of visiting the baths daily. Doing so helped them reduce the spread of diseases. I remember learning in highschool latin class that Greek medicine focused on curing diseases while Roman medicine focused on avoidi
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7y ago
You have your left hand free. It's a tough situation and I'm very sorry you are going through this. I would suggest learning to use the computer with your left hand, things will click (excuse the pun), faster than you think. Good
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7y ago
Since you bring it up, mental health companies are springing up left and right. I work at a mental health startup myself. My interest in understanding and working on my own mental health led me to apply to this place. I think there are a lo
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7y ago
You're not wrong, you're so right. The author of this app described it as the technique you use in highschool to ask a girl out. Direct communication, although difficult, will get results.
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8y ago
That's not the point. The point is the ad is clearly marked and separate from the content you want to see. The other type of ad is known as "selling out." Where a legit content creator abuses their viewers trust in them to pu
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9y ago
Both ways.
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rwesty
9y ago
Location: Chicago, IL Remote: Will consider Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: HTML/CSS/JavaScript, Node.js+Express, SQL Resume/CV: ryanwestdev.com / https://github.com/rwest202 Email: ryanwesterberg