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by 0xferruccio 2y ago
XCode is so bad - Makes me not want to build iOS apps. If Apple swallowed some of their pride and just focused on providing a great developer experience via extensions for the editors people already use like VS Code and Vim IMO every develo
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by 0xferruccio 2y ago
I love the direction, especially including s3 and Postgres support natively - it makes a ton of sense for this to exist as an alternative to the “build your own framework” status quo This is the standard in every web framework like Rails an
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by 0xferruccio 2y ago
Thanks for the kind words! I completely understand your concerns about data security - it's exactly the kind of thoughtful consideration I was hoping users would have. I'm actually considering open sourcing the entire project, whi
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by 0xferruccio 2y ago
Love to hear that :)
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by 0xferruccio 2y ago
Good point! I'm not against the idea potentially charging for this if people like it I'll track if some other people besides me will still use this 3-6 months from now and potentially introduce a paid tier to be able to run it for
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by 0xferruccio 2y ago
That's super cool! Your product reminds me of https://mailbrew.com/ which I used for a couple of years > Wonder if you'd be willing to add email support? I might add support for Kindle/Supernote and send a
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by 0xferruccio 2y ago
Theoretically yes! Unfortunately there's no API with more restrictive permissions :P Good point around releasing the source code for self-hosting. The only painful parts are that I two commercial services here and there for stealth pro
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by 0xferruccio 2y ago
oh wow this is so cool! would've saved me the time of building this from scratch if I knew about this :)
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by 0xferruccio 2y ago
Theoretically yes - the authorization allows read/write access to articles on the device as unfortunately there's no API with write-only permissions for the reMarkable. I store tokens securely on my VPS that hosts the site in a SQ
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by 0xferruccio 2y ago
Unfortunately it does not! If you/someone has any appetite I can open-source this so people can can contribute more integrations (some friends wanted to get the PDF sent to a kindle email)
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by 0xferruccio 2y ago
Hey there are you getting unauthorised on the website? Maybe you can try and hard reload the webpage and it should work! Feel free to email me at hi@ferrucc.io and I can help you get unstuck. There are still some rough edges around the app
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by 0xferruccio 2y ago
It doesn’t make money, I was already hosting it for myself and decided to share the spare server capacity for good karma on the internet! If it gets too expensive to run I’ll just block new people from signing up and only have existing user
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by 0xferruccio 2y ago
Haven’t tried that! Will try it out and see how it compares as I assume it does most of the things my app does I guess the nice things I was able to add in this were the journaling prompts and the next thing I wanted to add was a daily puzz
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by 0xferruccio 2y ago
Hey Caleb thanks for reporting this! I hadn’t noticed it in my use, but I do use a dark shade of gray for the pdf I’ll update the colour to be a full black colour for when digests get sent out so this doesn’t happen Edit: I just updated the
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by 0xferruccio 2y ago
I use rmapi-js ( https://github.com/erikbrinkman/rmapi-js ) to authenticate, which allows you to get a token you can use to send digests to the device I use postmark because it's supposed to get emails in your inbox
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by 0xferruccio 2y ago
That's amazing to hear super happy it resonates :)
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by 0xferruccio 2y ago
Thanks! Yeah I just made this for myself and figured I could allow others to make their digest too. How would it work to send things to the Supernote? Is it enough to just send an email with the PDF?
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Show HN: A daily digest for reMarkable(digest.ferrucc.io)
78 points by 0xferruccio 2y ago|47 comments
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by 0xferruccio 2y ago
Always looking forward to the Christmas tradition of Ruby releases
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by 0xferruccio 2y ago
June founder here - this is amazing - I think it makes a ton of sense to have a different kind of analytics tool for LLM based apps Best of luck!
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by 0xferruccio 2y ago
I agree it’s going to be really hard to do, but I do think there’s an opportunity there for someone to make something that helps companies run Postgres at scale reliably. I think most companies aren’t really working to appeal the higher end
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by 0xferruccio 2y ago
My opinion is that there’s a $100m ARR business that you can build by just being “Planetscale for Postgres”
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by 0xferruccio 2y ago
Reading "Database platform for multi-tenant SaaS" scared me and made me think you're building another Database IMO the tagline should be a "Postgres platform for multi-tenant SaaS"
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by 0xferruccio 2y ago
Oh that would be a lot of fun!! I've never looked into how bar codes work - would be cool to learn
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Finding the closest airport to our website visitors(june.so)
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by 0xferruccio 3y ago
I love this thanks for sharing this
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by 0xferruccio 3y ago
I think whether we want to call it first great core experience, v0.1, first iteration or MVP there is always a point in time for every product where you’re ready to start having some users The term exists to represent a snapshot within the
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by 0xferruccio 3y ago
> You could call this a MVP but I'd just call it building a product people want to use. The MVP term is unnecessary. Isn’t the difference here just semantics From my understanding the premise of the article is that over the years th
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by 0xferruccio 3y ago
love it. no need to make it more complex than that!
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by 0xferruccio 3y ago
Does it look better now? I just pushed a fix for larger screens! We just redesigned our blog so there's still some rough edges :)

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