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garrepi
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Comment #30248560
I'd say it's more than tangentially related. The blog post is about Richard Stallman, his life, and his contributions; it seems strange to not acknowledge the recent controversy su…
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Comment #26684424
Notable mention: the Apple TV app for macOS. Truly one of the worst experiences I've ever had on the desktop.
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Comment #26646768
I didn't realize how strongly line spacing effected code readability for me -- really glad I saw this.
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Comment #26469892
+1. Really love the organization of this
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Comment #25980004
> Unlike Google they actually listen to their users. They were awesome during youtube-dl debacle. I wouldn't say they were "awesome" during the youtube-dl stuff. They were slow to …
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Comment #25863926
common BSD user vs. common Linux user
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Comment #25016692
I've had success with Ubuntu, Arch, and Neverware on my old plastic Macbooks. All of them were pretty easy to install and I have no major when complaints using them
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Comment #24920963
This is a quick little project I've spent the past few days working on. This page lets you study and observe the functions from Swift Algorithms[0] in real time. The HTML/CSS was g…
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Comment #24074514
That's totally fair. I wish Spotify gave us more granularity in the data we ask for, I don't think we need the blanket permissions a user has to grant us (as someone who just delet…
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Comment #24074458
That's definitely something we're focusing on more now. Like qnsi mentioned, last.fm does a pretty good job of that -- I've been a fan since high school. We, SameTunes, have an adv…
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Comment #24074278
Brilliant. Through the Spotify API we are given locational and positional data on some music objects. Your proposal to structure songs as vectors opens up a lot more flexibility fo…
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Comment #24073121
Very good point. I think that's where something like last.fm really shines. Starting off, we focused heavily on comparisons but have branched out since. For example, the stats page…
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Comment #24072972
I agree 1,000%. When building out the platform, efficiency was a foremost consideration. Because of that, each comparison calculation flies. That's a good implementation suggestion…
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Comment #24072819
I appreciate the feedback! I definitely think adding some examples to the homepage is a good feature. This idea was something we, a group of college students, felt was missing from…
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Comment #24071800
I'm in no place to recommend technologies to chose (I'm no expert) but the documentation argument is a good one. There are a lot of articles from the past few decades introducing d…
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Comment #24071494
Good eye and good question! When I first joined, the existing codebase was already built out in PHP on a LAMP stack. I was really opposed to it at first but I've learned to love it…
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Comment #24070959
Hey HN! I'm one of the developers on the SameTunes team. We've spent the whole summer working out of a house to build this platform. We're really proud of the work we've done and h…
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Comment #23894136
I just finished building a dsl to generate html (with css styling) purely in Swift. It's still a little rough around the edges but, as I'm using this for my personal website, it'll…
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