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Does the readme's last example have sections of one code embedded in the empty space between another code's sections? That's pretty cool.

Maybe the location bar should accept the space but strip it? That would work for input if not reading the URL. Maybe only allowing single consecutive spaces to avoid the address sp…

This might not be what you're targeting as a use case, but is there any way to do BCE dates?

Had no idea the Unix source was out there, very cool. Weird to see "53 years ago" on GitHub. Thanks!

What is the oldest collection of code out there, including different versions of the same project, where someone could access it and compare the changes between versions to get a s…

I like this quote about this from Stephen Hawking: [1] > "One can regard imaginary and real time as beginning at the South Pole, which is a smooth point of space-time where the nor…

I've been doing some reading on nonprofits in tech in particular. As I understand it in broad strokes, the Mozilla Foundation originally did all the development work, and later for…

Out of curiosity, did you come up with 'stayup' or where did you come across it? I'm really liking it.

Those exchanges with NFT's don't do anything different from storing that ownership information in a normal database, do they? The novelty in the situations you propose would be tha…

> if the reasons are complicated, then the design should represent that complexity. Hiding complications makes everything harder, and excessive minimalism is just as harmful as exc…

Loved the Rochester shout-out!

Bookmarked! This is a great idea. I also really love the name—I had considered using it as a name for one of my projects once and was disappointed to feel like it didn't fit. It de…

Clever name!

I appreciate that you didn't just tell us to cut it out! :)

I just looked at it and ended up having a discussion with someone from Germany about having a Hacker News meeting in Albania when COVID is over. Someone else chimed in, "__________…

I'm looking at Subreply, and notice you said it's English-only on the about page. Is that something you enforce? What's your reasoning if you don't mind my asking?

In addition to (and in conjunction with) the other comment about baptism for the dead, it is believed to be a fulfillment of an Old Testament prophecy of pointing "the hearts of th…