Submissions from github.com/holman

		Startups with Extended Exercise Windows (github.com/holman)
		2 points by maerF0x0 on June 1, 2021 \| past \| 1 comment
		List of Startups with Extended Exercise Windows (github.com/holman)
		3 points by sebg on May 27, 2021 \| past
		Spaceman Diff: Diffing Images on the Command Line (github.com/holman)
		84 points by goranmoomin on July 28, 2019 \| past \| 16 comments
		Startups with Extended Options Exercise Windows (github.com/holman)
		1 point by acjohnson55 on July 9, 2018 \| past \| 1 comment
		How do you reliably host a marketing site and a single page app? (github.com/holman)
		1 point by kissgyorgy on Nov 22, 2017 \| past
		Startups with Extended Exercise Windows (github.com/holman)
		3 points by rgbrgb on Dec 30, 2016 \| past
		How did managers get introduced at GitHub, and did it really change everything? (github.com/holman)
		48 points by craigkerstiens on Oct 12, 2016 \| past \| 1 comment
		How [do] activity feeds on individual issues aggregate events on GitHub (github.com/holman)
		1 point by bado on Sept 1, 2015 \| past
		Diffing Images on the Command Line (github.com/holman)
		1 point by sleepychu on July 28, 2015 \| past
		Daily things you can do to help with writing code (github.com/holman)
		5 points by mrry on May 25, 2015 \| past
		Zach Holman on Photos.app (github.com/holman)
		9 points by sethvargo on April 13, 2015 \| past \| 1 comment
		ⒷⓊⒷⓈ helps you write really obnoxious text from your command line (github.com/holman)
		1 point by Alupis on Jan 12, 2015 \| past
		▁▂▃▅▂▇ in your shell (github.com/holman)
		23 points by Alupis on Dec 19, 2014 \| past \| 3 comments
		Open source todo app by Zach Holman (github.com/holman)
		3 points by Xeoncross on Dec 12, 2014 \| past
		Zach Holman responds to: Why doesn't GitHub talk about their product roadmap? (github.com/holman)
		6 points by bjcubsfan on April 29, 2014 \| past
		Dotfiles/bin/todo (github.com/holman)
		6 points by Jonanin on Jan 21, 2014 \| past \| 1 comment
		How do decisions get made at GitHub? (github.com/holman)
		2 points by bpierre on Oct 1, 2013 \| past
		[dupe] Sparklines in your shell (github.com/holman)
		48 points by luu on Sept 4, 2013 \| past \| 8 comments
		Millions of dollars later and the "touch" command wins (github.com/holman)
		2 points by aroman on Aug 16, 2013 \| past
		Sparklines for your shell (github.com/holman)
		8 points by hayksaakian on Aug 14, 2013 \| past
		GitHub's internal talk-recording system (github.com/holman)
		1 point by reledi on July 22, 2013 \| past
		ⒷⓊⒷⓈ helps you write really obnoxious text from your command line. (github.com/holman)
		2 points by _fertapric on June 20, 2013 \| past
		Why to hire people who get frustrated easily? (github.com/holman)
		1 point by isarat on April 18, 2013 \| past
		How would you run a 30,000 person software company? (github.com/holman)
		2 points by DanielRibeiro on April 2, 2013 \| past
		Open sourced Hopper, a code indexing project by z.holman (github.com/holman)
		1 point by ericelias on April 19, 2012 \| past
		Github Server Hosting? (github.com/holman)
		2 points by BenSchaechter on Dec 23, 2011 \| past
		Play ► — your company's dj (github.com/holman)
		3 points by albertzeyer on Dec 3, 2011 \| past
		Spark (github.com/holman)
		568 points by lrvick on Nov 15, 2011 \| past \| 95 comments
		Boom manages your text snippets, on the command line (github.com/holman)
		1 point by alexholehouse on Sept 8, 2011 \| past
		Boom lets you access text snippets over your command line. (github.com/holman)
		2 points by steveklabnik on Nov 27, 2010 \| past

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