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imalolz
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Ask HN: How are you keeping your kids occupied at these times?
Dear HN parents, With the current situation, our entire region is under strict lockdown. Both my spouse and I are now working from home, and since there's no school and people are …
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Comment #6305808
Very nice. I would suggest adding url support to be able to go back and forth between slides (using browser's back/fwd button), emailing dirct link to certain slides, etc.
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Comment #6125771
Thanks, sounds great.
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Comment #6121444
I love this - wish we had this when I studied at Tech (BS+MS in ECE, over a decade ago). I'm now working on my own startup (outside the US), and was actually thinking to try and me…
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Comment #5823606
Just saw your post after posting myself. Please share how you got rid of some of the clutter.
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Comment #5823597
I love firefox and use it daily on all platforms. What bothers me a bit (just a bit) about the design is that only on linux the menu bar row sticks out [1], while on Windows or Mac…
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Comment #5427939
Upvote, beacuse I see myself as a descent programmer and my github account has been idle for ages. Not to mention that holding a full time job and my wanting to spend time with my …
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Comment #5342642
I have mixed feelings about what to take away from this article. We actually rely exclusively on SVG in the startup I work at, so it's nice to see this topic getting some love. The…
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Comment #4510748
Very nice, though a couple of things immediately jump out: First, no https. I think it's something you owe your less technical users. Second - no non-social way to sign up. Persona…
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Comment #4478754
Good site, found a few there myself. Fair warning to low performance/feeble browser machines - there are A LOT of images there.
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Comment #4470471
I agree to these five, and add: * matchit - extends % functionality to support HTML/XML tags and also functions, blocks, conditionals in many languages. * Supertab - tab completion…
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Comment #4270275
I've been neck deep in MySQL for the past 5-6 years, simply b/c that's what my company uses. I've been wanting to pick up postgres but my only motivation has been curiosity. Any go…
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Comment #4224296
That is awesome, thanks for sharing. I'm very interested, as I'm sure many others are, to hear about the tools you've used and the development process. Great app!
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HN Feature Request: being able to fold comment threads
I mostly browse the actual site and don't use 3rd party apps to read HN. More often then not, when a particularly long thread has run its course and turned into a flame-war or moot…
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Comment #3927128
125,000 Million -> 125,000,000,000 :)
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Ask HN: Advice on mentoring a new employee/intern?
I'm sure many of you faced this situation before, but this is a first for me. I've been assigned to mentor a new intern, for whom I have great hopes - This kid is sharp, a quick le…
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Comment #3479607
I get at most 6 hours on weekdays, and even that's not continuous (I have a baby). On the weekends I do 7-8, if I'm lucky - babies don't know what day it is :) I've been used to ge…
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Comment #3404907
Congrats on the milestone to those involved - it's great to have something like this available to everyone for free. On a side note, and not to take anything away from the H-team, …
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Comment #3286910
Great post - I wish there was a unified resource for things like that for other languages/tools. I would only add iPython - a must for any console adventures.
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Comment #3286859
Up-vote, because it's a great idea for any language/tool out there. I happen to know ruby, but taking the first steps in anything is difficult, and usually involves looking up a lo…
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Ask HN: How should I apply for U.S. jobs as a non-resident?
I'm a software developer living and working abroad. I'm not an American citizen, but have lived in the U.S. for a better part of a decade as a student and obtained an advanced engi…
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Comment #1962138
I agree - I've been in a similar situation where I inherited a huge chunk of Python code that worked great and played a very significant role in our product's core, but was horrifi…