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dgraunke
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Comment #36965398
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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Comment #16083438
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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Comment #14240257
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 an…
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Comment #14046303
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 sm…
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Comment #13305898
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 …
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Comment #13305872
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 Franc…
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Comment #12097743
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 d…
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Comment #10970203
I read Not So Fast without reading Flash Boys, and enjoyed it a lot. Learned a lot about market microstructure.
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Comment #9879897
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 earthquak…
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Comment #9291802
Cavafy! http://www.cavafy.com/poems/list.asp?cat=1
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Comment #7716063
Hey there. Shoot me an email at david (at) thomasstreet (dot) com.
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Comment #7663791
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 …
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Comment #5669900
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 :)