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thisisparker

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    good shout, I think some recent typography changes made the bolding more subtle on mobile. I've pushed an update underlining them and it should be live momentarily!

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    Comment #44398935

    lol thank you other Parker Higgins, always a pleasure to run into you here

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    Comment #44397924

    Blog post author here! Always happy to see people looking at and reading about these paintings. Happy to answer any questions or job offers people here may have!

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    I'm speculating a bit here, but I suspect that answer reflects a practically risk-averse read of the same case, for two reasons. One is that, as a district court opinion, Bridgeman…

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    Includes all registered federal, tribal, state/territory, interstate, independent intrastate, and city/county domains.

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    I couldn't share a namespace with a better guy! Really lucked out here that .gov is explicitly enumerated in a published list. For basically any other TLD your first (big!) issue w…

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    Fun to see this up here! I played a role in getting these high resolution images put online, through some FOIA work and public advocacy: https://parkerhiggins.net/2015/04/us-govern…

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    Thank you for sharing! If folks are interested in the code that powers the bot (it uses OpenCV to find the label, then draws frames and animates with ffmpeg) it's available here: h…

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    Comment #19347665

    This is correct. Also, since it's a terminal app, you can probably just ssh into your puzzle box from wherever :)

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    Oh man! I didn't know there was prior art. I think yours looks great , Rob, and I'm very eager to get it installed and compare notes. I'm impressed that you got all the clues displ…

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    Raph! I loved that puzzle (and I've solved it in cursewords)! I may try to get together a collection of freely licensed demo puzzles, and I'd be honored to include this.

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    There isn't such a way yet, but I want to do that in the future. (This 1.0 version doesn't have any kind of persistent settings, so there's not yet a place to store custom key-mapp…

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    Comment #19342554

    Huge fan of Phil! Keiran and I are both alumni of the Recurse Center ( https://www.recurse.com/ ) from around the same time. It's become a real crossword programmer powerhouse.

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    Comment #19342545

    Oh also: if you're an NY Times crossword subscriber, you can download any of their puzzles as .puz files.

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    This is very cool!

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    I wanted to ship it with an original demo puzzle but construction is really hard! That's on the roadmap for the future.

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    ArchiveTeam and URLTeam do great work, but those projects and the OP have different goals. (I'm the OP.) This bot will NOT produce any kind of corpus of tweeted links or links shor…