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Comment #38538309
Any good pointers on the specifics on how one would do this themselves with axolot? Did you find that the documentation was adequate?
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Comment #19385773
https://calibre-ebook.com/
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Comment #18489489
Not Seinfeld.
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Comment #18339403
And Chrome! (maybe they fixed it)
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Comment #7671528
works fine for me
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Narrator - The history of People, Groups, Places and Topics
The stories of people and groups of people (companies, governments, organizations, universities, etc.) can be told by displaying their actions, creations and expressions (ACEs) ove…
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Ask HN: How many software projects are you currently involved in?
Including open source, side projects and work. How do you balance all of them?
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Comment #5758794
Mujuice, Crystal Castles
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Comment #5753609
Try asking "What's your name?" or "How are you?"
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Comment #5701679
I read this as cockblock.js and was expecting something more amusing.
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Comment #5548345
The video has been posted for anyone interested: http://vimeo.com/61044810
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Comment #5429590
Super neat but I can't think of a scenario where I would need it. What was the reason you built this for?
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Comment #5387208
I suggest codeacademy if all he wants to do is learn some HTML/CSS. He can try stuff out on JSFiddle.net by editing he HTML and CSS textboxes.
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Comment #5359548
This comment. Proof by counter-example.
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Comment #5356256
Is this an ad for LinkedIn?
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Comment #5293950
Can't wait for CSC463 !
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Comment #5282095
Can you ensure that common activities such as typing, writing, stretching etc. won't be registered as intended triggers for actions? Anyway, amazing product! I can totally see myse…
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Comment #5197561
It seems like everybody starts out, just like I did, with "The Good Parts" only to realize that the book is much too abstract for practical purposes. With that said, there IS a rea…
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Comment #5197519
Honestly, I'm not a fan of the whole thing. Why would I want to remember every single day? I'd much rather spend the time required to compose these 1 second bits on building up and…