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This was posted yesterday. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11117510

Is there any place where I could follow progress of Pentadactyl-like plugin for Servo?

1. Yes, see https://github.com/daGrevis/hndrx 2. Obviously, 3. With explicit permit from user each time it's needed (like it's for webcam);

It's interesting that this software is using NPM as package manager even if it's written in Shell itself.

This just forced me to finally buy a Pinboard account!

I love little languages like this one! Just look at the source — it's still so readable and easy to understand, and the size — I could read through it in an evening! It reminds me …

Not everything has to be useful or even sane. Especially on _Hacker_ News. Edit: To clarify, I think this shows what hacking is all about. Playful cleverness and curiosity.

Here's an application my co-worker built using Kivy. https://github.com/aigarius/photoriver

Looks great! Especially I like the clean design. I'm waiting for DevDocs.io support for Clojure thought because there's nothing better than all docs in one place.

Not anymore. :)

Here's another pixel editor, but this time made with ClojureScript and Om (React-based framework). https://jackschaedler.github.io/goya/

I can't find the source code. Is it even available?

How can buttons be responsive? And why there are two hyphens in some, not all, classes like “btn--full“ or “btn--m“?

The main selling point of Popcorn Time is that it allows to watch movies more easily than solutions that asks money for that. I don't think music industry has this problem — there …

If someone is wondering what's going on with unicode support: > No unicode support is actually implemented. Python3 calls for strict difference between str and bytes data types (un…

The cool thing about diy-lisp is that at the end you implement standard library of your language in, well, your language![0] [0]: https://github.com/daGrevis/diy-lisp/blob/master/s…

I will try this out! Also there is diy-lisp[0]. I myself did it and it was very rewarding and fun![1] [0]: http://kjetilvalle.com/posts/implement-a-programming-languag... [1]: http…

I think The Racket Language (Lisp dialect) has great site too. You didn't add it to your list. http://racket-lang.org/

Git and foo works too! :)

Also, they're both somehow related to Markdown.