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Same! I wished there was a native app with the same layout as StackEdit. Btw both the website [0] and the library [1] are open source. [0]: https://github.com/benweet/stackedit [1]…

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How are courses created? Who creates them? >Made with in How did all the haze treats you yesterday?

Site: https://stackedit.io/

The OP explains it here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36130625

> https://markwhen.com Wow this is also awesome! Some programmers are truly creative people haha

>Sigils are why I gave up learning PERL. Everything I learned had a half life of 10 minutes. Interesting! By "half life of 10 minutes", do you mean the language was changing too qu…

The author defines a _sigil_ as follows: * a non-alphabetic character * that is at the start of a word * that communicates meta-information about the word. He gives the example of …

>and to have an unsigilled option for people who don't like them Sigilled "variables" do lose many of the perks that sigils provide though, as codesections explains in the blog.

Thanks for the Austral spec link! Programming languages come and go but I find it deeply interesting when language designers lay out the rationale behind possibly outlandish decisi…

>Programmers familiar with the use of sigils to indicate variables intrinsically grok this phrase, but it looks like gobbledygook to non-programmers. While I understand where you'r…

Thank you for your service, and Happy Memorial Day!

This is my first time working with binary data, binary specifications, etc., and I've started to mess around with the dBASE file format [0] after reading about it in NodeJS in Prac…

And racism of low expectations.

>During sleep, your brain restructures and reorganises information, creating links between unrelated ideas. This leads to new, creative ideas that you use in your day to day to sol…

>I figured "dark patterns" must mean "a lot of people I don't like are publishing there." Let's assume this was the case. How's that a dark pattern?

>You see, under ‘Delivery’, the checkbox is always set: As soon as I read this, I was expecting the checkbox to be always checked and grayed out without the possibility of being ch…

The author has one of the most interesting projects list I've seen: https://thesephist.com/projects/