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Comment #42617697
It’s more alive than ever, I’d say. Just about any weekend in the Milwaukee/Chicago area has at least a couple parties. Proper underground shit. Not sure what it is, exactly, but i…
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Comment #38600919
Thought you were referring to https://o.mg.lol/ lol
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Comment #38058383
Read “Enso” and my mind immediately called up Humanized, Inc. Enso (a modeless command launcher—entirely different from what we’re talking about here( was such a great tool. https:…
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Comment #37555664
this is your time to shine, Serif (Affinity Tools)…
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Comment #35547141
Go, Mike!
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Comment #33986882
There is so much "let me just see if this works..." tap tapppy tap .... "no... NO WAY... OMG IT WORKED!" with Svelte. Very little surface area. It embraces your knowledge of plain …
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Comment #33586470
I adore nvALT. so much so i took a stab at making a clone in JavaScript to revel in all the subtle details you take for granted as a user but take a considerable amount of concentr…
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Comment #29673249
this is awesome! nice job on the minimalist approach. it looks very clean. im obsessed with offline-first/offline-only (optional) and have been trying to build all my products with…
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Comment #29446742
Yer darn right they don't change and this is one cool URL because I remember reading this years ago in exactly the same place. Here is a relevant Long Bet that I think about often …
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Comment #26745961
Alfred[1] (Mac app) w/It’s ‘Power Pack’ add-on gives you a clipboard history manager, text expansion, launcher and more. Very power. You can even navigate your file system, copy, m…
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Comment #25180974
Tailwind and utility-first in general is a major win in my book if for one thing only; I don’t have to think about naming my elements at the html level at the start. Huge speed inc…
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Comment #24519950
Well said. We need more analogies like this.
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Comment #22496710
This reminds me a lot of Brian Eno’s 77 Million Paintings: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/77_Million_Paintings Perhaps this could fuel v2 ;)
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Comment #16218788
Imagine that the future is now and they’re looking back on our time. What a valuable and warming touch to the whole thing. It makes sense, too. Out of all the things Long Now has d…
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Comment #10227618
Make Magazine should put him on the cover of their next issue.
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Comment #8283251
Dat wrist tho....
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Comment #7105799
This last past year, at DjangoCon US • Chicago, I had the pleasure of sitting at the same table as Jacob Kaplan-Moss for the Speakers dinner prior to the conference. Very cool expe…
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Comment #7051345
Thank you for Django. We still of course, hope to see you at future DjangoCons' :D > (But please, no more Django Pony. It's stupid.) Hear, hear!
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Comment #6778762
WinAmp was dead to me a few months into AOL owning it. Long live Nullsoft & Justin!
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Comment #6627188
Coming from a teenager, this article makes sense and I enjoyed the point of view, but this is horrible advice, D. Marshall Lemcoe Jr. You should consider letting this one hit the f…
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Comment #6431172
meh. It's your computer. We really should be allowed to use it however we wish, if whatever it is you're doing is fostering innovation or solving problems. Maybe it should be looke…
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Comment #5626565
Makes sense. Good focus. As the masses flock to pocket OSes, OS X becomes more streamlined for the audience that remains; the creators.
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Comment #5210959
Probably not!
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Comment #5208824
Made a few adjustments. Hows it loading for you now?
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Comment #4044142
Mr. Venter touches on this in a talk: http://longnow.org/seminars/02008/feb/25/joining-3-5-billion...