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I just finished this weekend hack I really like. https://github.com/garrettdreyfus/Libstripper It's a handy (i think) command line tool to extract the code you actually use from css libraries like bootstrap. Not much compared to other comments here!
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Cool map. Edmontonians don't generally like their city referred to as "Deadmonton". However, the nickname rings true on so many levels. Good luck with your move. Is it soon?
Thanks. Hmm the crime in your city is not that out of whack compared to the Canadian average. It actually made me feel safer about the city and will make house hunting easier. The move shall be in about 10 months time. Am in the process of reviewing the different startups in the city currently. Are you involved in one?
Unfortunately, I'm not involved with any startups at the moment but would love to get involved with the right one (take a leap of my own). I moved back to this city about a year ago after being overseas for six years. I rushed the move due to family reasons and didn't properly set myself up in that regards. I have the right personality, but I'm not confident in my skills. I need to find a company where I can learn as well as contribute and flourish that way.
I hope you find something that suits you. Are you thinking of joining an existing startup or doing something on your own?
Open-source visualization of our solar neighborhood: http://uncharted.bpodgursky.com/ (source https://github.com/bpodgursky/uncharted )
Great work.
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Thanks. Hmm the crime in your city is not that out of whack compared to the Canadian average. It actually made me feel safer about the city and will make house hunting easier. The move shall be in about 10 months time. Am in the process of reviewing the different startups in the city currently. Are you involved in one?
I'm glad you're doing the research before taking the leap. There are lots of safe neighbourhoods and only a few I would avoid. Let me know if you have any questions about city. Unfortunately, I'm not involved with any startups at the moment but would love to get involved with the right one (take a leap of my own). I moved back to this city about a year ago after being overseas for six years. I rushed the move due to…
I just finished this weekend hack I really like. https://github.com/garrettdreyfus/Libstripper It's a handy (i think) command line tool to extract the code you actually use from css libraries like bootstrap. Not much compared to other comments here!
Thank you for this. By the way, I found this topic to be a difficult one to google for. Is there a magic search string or term of art that I'm missing?
1. Cubehero - Hosting 3D printed projects https://cubehero.com 2. Embossanova - Emboss images to surfaces in OpenSCAD https://cubehero.com/physibles/iamwil/embossanova 3. Graftleaf and Graftweave - Graftconcept iPhone module back covers https://cubehero.com/physibles/iamwil/graftleaf https://cubehero.com/physibles/iamwil/graftweave
Hey, I covered cubehero on our site: http://www.techendo.co/posts/3d-printed-running-shoes
2. A bittorrent client in go: https://github.com/rakoo/taipei-torrent
3. A bittorrent-sync Libre alternative: https://github.com/rakoo/zinc
4. Yet another pubsubhubbub hub, this time in go: https://github.com /rakoo/psgb
A couple of others on the back burner.