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Comment #49145542
Thanks for the comment, I'm glad you like it, that feedback means a lot because I really try to focus on the use case.
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Show HN: Passepartout – Create beautiful photo collages
The simple collage feature that you always wanted. Optimized for mobile. Source here: https://codeberg.org/joexo/passepartout
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Show HN: 'Write' – A Markdown Editor in the Browser
Free simple markdown editor that runs in the browser. Persistence at your local machine via upload/download. Includes a paginated preview. Source here: https://codeberg.org/joexo/w…
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Show HN: Artwork in the style of Mark Rothko
Source code: https://codeberg.org/joexo/rothkoesque I at the helm, Claude my faithful oarsman.
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Show HN: My Day – daily planner to get things done
Has a Kanban view and a timeline view, which are also mixed together in a TODO list with a smart sorting. Prioritized tasks are interleaved with scheduled ones. The philosophy bein…
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Show HN: Chord Commander – A webapp to organize guitar chords
Supports user defined grips, and user defined chords. Automatically matches grips with chords, and groups them in a multi-row fretboard layout. Supports chord homonyms, symmetrical…
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Comment #47689859
Music and guitar performance is an academic subject like any other, and has a standard curriculum. There are a few well known top schools, Berklee, MI etc. There are a couple of st…
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Show HN: triad.js – A toolset for creating web apps
A lightweight alternative to the more fully featured front end frameworks. Uses plain javascript, and utilizes a tree structure of nested function calls to represent html, instead …
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Comment #47451671
The book "When Less is More: Visualizing Basic Inequalities" by Claudi Alsina might also be of interest.
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Comment #47424937
In a team of 10, you have 10 x (10 - 1) / 2 = 45 communication channels In a team of 15, you have 15 x (15 - 1) / 2 = 105 communication channels Which implies that the time you nee…
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Comment #47414434
I have also experienced a lower quality in these books, but I'm hoping that it will enable some customization options such as paper size and binding.