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edjroot

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    Comment #31879504

    To the author (and to the poster!): Thank you. I couldn't have found this at a better time. I'm right now (privately) writing about things of a very similar nature and this has mad…

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    Comment #25021796

    Looks pretty cool. Have you looked into Pathom (a Clojure library)? Its creator seems to share your vision of connecting APIs from different sources. Last 5 minutes of this video: …

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    Comment #24734271

    > nobody uses them because you'll never be able to use anybody else's keyboard I doubt that's the main reason, and it may be unwarranted as I say below. Personally, I thought it wo…

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    Comment #23638861

    Awesome! Would you mind talking some more about your experience with it? I just got started with Clojure and Fulcro[1] (a full-stack framework) and I'm really, really excited about…

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    Comment #23561557

    > Showing users how much data a given extension sends to a backend and ideally making that data transparent would be enough to stop most of these practices Exactly! I find it abhor…

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    Comment #23466370

    EasyMDE is the active fork. https://github.com/Ionaru/easy-markdown-editor

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    Comment #23462853

    Indeed, ProseMirror is highly regarded by its code quality, just as its older sibling, CodeMirror. It even raised quite a bit of money on Indiegogo. Are you planning on open-sourci…

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    Comment #23203182

    There's a lot of discussion about that in the "classic" pixel art circles. More generally, if you look at it from this angle, pixel art itself is "from the wrong era" of digital ar…

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    Comment #23203071

    > you have to have a constrained palette, which more-or-less precludes any sort of antialiasing > I have only ever seen one piece of antialised pixelart You haven't seen a lot of p…

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    Comment #23121202

    You joke, but... https://blog.ycombinator.com/scale/

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    Comment #23120861

    At least according to [1] and [2], comment order is not determined just by the comment's score but also by the posters', when it was posted, and other things. [1] https://news.ycom…

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    Comment #23055052

    Not a direct answer to the question, but something I don't see discussed often enough: "It seems that Google is forgetting the old web" - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19604…

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    Comment #22986391

    There's also Emmet Re:view, an open source Chrome extension (apparently not actively developed though, and I've never used it): https://github.com/emmetio/re-view

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