Farrynet

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by Farrynet 6d ago
Hey everyone, For the past year i have been building AliasFleet, an email alias platform that have all standard email alias features plus In-app sending (called Quick-Send) and delivery telemetry (called Email X-ray) Quick-Send: On traditio
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Show HN: AliasFleet – Email aliases with an in-app composer and telemetry(aliasfleet.com)
2 points by Farrynet 6d ago|1 comments
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Show HN: AliasFleet – Email aliases with in-app sending. No reverse-alias hassle(aliasfleet.com)
3 points by Farrynet 8d ago|0 comments
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by Farrynet 1mo ago
Awesome work on this, The "one binary" approach with an embedded admin dashboard makes the barrier to entry delightfully low. Since you mentioned nodes are stateless and you have examples for Fly.io, how does the system handle rap
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by Farrynet 2mo ago
2mb for a native app is incredibly refreshing these days. What language/GUI framework did you use to keep the footprint that small without bloating it?
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by Farrynet 2mo ago
4 hours and 20 commits with Cursor is wild for getting something like this off the ground. How much of that time was spent fighting with prompt context vs actually structuring the browser media APIs?
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by Farrynet 2mo ago
Zero CGO cross-compilation to Windows and macOS is a massive selling point for Go desktop apps. The immediate-mode approach also makes UI state management a breeze for quick internal tools.
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by Farrynet 2mo ago
Its always wild seeing the sheer volume of background noice on public IPs. Fun project.