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by FerkiHN 1y ago
I more details analysis at your website and immediately spotted a few things that I think could really elevate its look and make it much more pleasant to use. Right now, it's a bit "shouting" with those bright colors, the tex
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by FerkiHN 1y ago
Oh it works! Finally I can appreciate, yes your design is amazing, look I offered you two types of design type or you can make it as in HN(Old is funny), or modern. Because you have something in between now and it doesn't look very goo
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by FerkiHN 1y ago
It sounds cool, I'd even say more. I once wanted to make a site like this myself, but there's one problem: I can't access your site, even when I connected a VPN, nothing changed.
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by FerkiHN 1y ago
Sorry for writing in a strange way, in short, your Mark is wonderful, but I don't like the symbols in the markup like "<" before each command, because without them, in fact, you can also make a working markup, maybe they u
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by FerkiHN 1y ago
Great, I haven't tested the project yet, but I've read the documentation in detail and I don't see any downsides yet. I don't think it would be great to have a web version of the project, but that's your choice.
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by FerkiHN 1y ago
Your utility sounds like something incredible, it's strange that I've never thought about such things.
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by FerkiHN 1y ago
Why, it's quite an interesting thing, as it were HN in terminal, looks cool, maybe I'll try it sometime. I also do interesting things, you can also check out their other ones: https://github.com/Ferki-git-creator&#
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Ask HN: What are interesting do you know any terminal utilities?
5 points by FerkiHN 1y ago|5 comments
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by FerkiHN 1y ago
The idea is cool, but in my opinion, the downside of many types of notation is the markup symbols, which are essentially useless, like they complicate the syntax with symbols, although everything worked without them anyway, I wanted them to
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by FerkiHN 1y ago
Haha fair point Guilty as charged — I guess I went full "HN polite mode" there. But yeah, seriously appreciate the feedback — makes the project stronger.
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by FerkiHN 1y ago
You're right to question that — thanks for catching it. I aimed for C89-style compatibility (e.g., no `stdint.h`, minimal features), but I may have overlooked some modern extensions.
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by FerkiHN 1y ago
Thanks! Yeah, seems like it's header-only Thursday I love the stb-style “drop-in and go” approach — it keeps things clean and easy to adopt, especially for low-level or embedded projects.
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by FerkiHN 1y ago
Good point — thanks! I’ll add a compiled code size example using `arm-none-eabi-gcc` and `size` to the README. P.S. When I said size, I meant that it is very light and if you use it in a project, the binary itself will be smaller, and I use
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by FerkiHN 1y ago
Great work, especially since you did it yourself, you really put your heart and soul into the project and not in vain, it is truly unique and I appreciate it, good luck with further development, you can add local pages (like the most popula
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by FerkiHN 1y ago
I was just hoping that HN a place where you can talk about projects, but mostly there are just regular posts that don't even have anything to do with programming.
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by FerkiHN 1y ago
I don't know, but to even interest a specific audience, you also need to recommend it, because no one will see the project so easily if you just create it.
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by FerkiHN 1y ago
I don't know exactly what problem they solve, but for example, my PIT project is 150kb in size and works everywhere. My friend ran it on "zsh with powerlevel10k configuration and MesloNGF font." That is, it is platform-indepe
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by FerkiHN 1y ago
No, I'm talking about the PIT project. Because on the contrary, my project is about GIF I only posted once today, I couldn't repost it many times because I created it yesterday, I just don't know what to do, I feel useless be
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Ask HN: How and where to gain popularity for your project?
2 points by FerkiHN 1y ago|9 comments
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by FerkiHN 1y ago
Hello again, I fixed the error you mentioned and tested on 3 devices and didn't see it anymore, please check again.
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by FerkiHN 1y ago
I made this to replace giflib for embedded and low-resource use cases. It's: header-only (drop-in), zero-allocation (you provide the buffer), faster LZW decoding (turbo mode), compatible with C89 environments, etc. Happy to get feedbac
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Show HN: Easy alternative to giflib – header-only decoder in C(github.com)
24 points by FerkiHN 1y ago|10 comments
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by FerkiHN 1y ago
Thanks, I'll try.
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by FerkiHN 1y ago
Very wonderful, the project is the only thing you didn't specify that additional rights require registration, but it's still great, I can only say that sometimes artifacts appear on 3D models, especially if you use"tex in 3D&
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by FerkiHN 1y ago
Thanks a lot for the kind words and for reporting the issue — I really appreciate it! I just saw your GitHub issue and I'm already working on fixing it. I'll let you know as soon as it's resolved. I'm really glad to hear
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by FerkiHN 1y ago
Do you have any ideas?
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Ask HN: How promote your project?
6 points by FerkiHN 1y ago|6 comments
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by FerkiHN 1y ago
Oh, I think I wrote it wrong, I meant translating posts from one language to another.
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by FerkiHN 1y ago
Then you can repeat posts at least once every 3 days? Maybe something will change, excuse me, I just wanted to promote the project, but I couldn't do it on other services, so this was the last place for me.
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by FerkiHN 1y ago
Hey! I just gave your project a star. If you’re up for it, I’d really appreciate your support as well — I’m working on an open-source terminal-based image viewer called PIT (Phono in Terminal), built for speed and clean rendering (even 4K s

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