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by WolfOliver 1y ago
with what tool was this article written?
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by WolfOliver 1y ago
thanks, that is helpful
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Show HN: I've build a platform for writing technical/scientific documents(monsterwriter.com)
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Show HN: I've build a platform for writing technical/scientific documents(monsterwriter.com)
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Show HN: I've build a platform for writing technical/scientific documents(monsterwriter.com)
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Show HN: I've build a platform for writing technical/scientific documents(monsterwriter.com)
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Show HN: An overleaf alternative for non technical users(monsterwriter.com)
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by WolfOliver 1y ago
React has a history of solid backwards compatibility. IMO one of the top reasons to choose React. You do not have to worry that much if the framework is still around in two years. Also - as the article mentioned - everybody knows react. Thi
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by WolfOliver 1y ago
Your's has to little upvotes. I think it is only detected as duplicate if it had made the front page in the last few months.
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Spec-driven development with AI: Get started with a new open-source toolkit(github.blog)
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AI’s coding evolution hinges on collaboration and trust(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by WolfOliver 1y ago
looking at the examples, it looks more like a Rails alternative?
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by WolfOliver 1y ago
I can not try it out without entering payment information?
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by WolfOliver 1y ago
I'm working on something similar. Check out MonsterWriter BTW. Your domain authority is 0 but you claim your app ist trusted by teams from GitHub, AWS, MongoDB, ... Hard to believe.
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by WolfOliver 1y ago
I don't get this trust discussion. I don't trust myself not to do a mistake, why should I trust somebody else. Also - while pair programming is great - it does not replace a code review. When you do pair programming you start work
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by WolfOliver 1y ago
lol, when I press the play button to read the text, it just reads "undefined"
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by WolfOliver 1y ago
An app which is build for cheating complains about cheating ...
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Ask HN: Any updates on what is happening to io domains?
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by WolfOliver 1y ago
I think in 5 years from now we will see a major software dev shortage. Mainly because of all the reports that big tech companies are replacing devs with AI which scares new students to sign up for a CS degree. The truth is that those devs w
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Iran attacks U.S. military base in Qatar with missiles(cnbc.com)
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by WolfOliver 1y ago
users who bought a license of MonsterWriter version 1 three years ago are using the latest version today without any additional payment.
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by WolfOliver 1y ago
I'm thinking to open source parts of it, like the text editor.
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by WolfOliver 1y ago
It is not a full notion replacement yet. But having team workspaces is around the corner as well as other knowledge management features.
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by WolfOliver 1y ago
Yes the editor is self build and it supports concurrent edits. You can try this out in the browser version and invite a coauthor.
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by WolfOliver 1y ago
currently the window binary is not code signed. This is a major problem and a lot of users complain. Even thought the code signing certificates are quite expensive I'm aiming to have this done sometime soon.
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by WolfOliver 1y ago
you can also download it from the mac app store: https://apps.apple.com/de/app/monsterwriter-thesis-papers/id...
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Show HN: I'm building an app to replace Overleaf and Notion
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Show HN: I'm building an app to replace Overleaf and Notion
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Show HN: I'm building an app to replace Overleaf and Notion
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by WolfOliver 1y ago
I was wondering why the creation of docx files does not seem to have any formatting options but just plain text? Is this not required in legal context?

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