alejandrohacks

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by alejandrohacks 5mo ago
unfortunately no, Sail was not an offline first app (thought it did have a sync engine for multiplayer) and because the backend is no longer available the builds don't work anymore
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by alejandrohacks 5mo ago
so many people did! the whole watching YouTube/streaming things with friends vibe was so fun haha and now it feels like a bunch of people are building canvas based products again, but for testing different image gen outputs on a canvas
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by alejandrohacks 5mo ago
Yeah I think that framing fits. The technical complexity in Sail and Muddy was real, but hidden in a way that didn’t translate into perceived user value. We had some theories for how it could land big, but none strongly resonated. It wasn’t
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by alejandrohacks 5mo ago
thanks! hyper-frame seems really cool! I shall try it out on a side project :)
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Lessons from building multiplayer browsers(alejandro.pe)
57 points by alejandrohacks 5mo ago|18 comments
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by alejandrohacks 5mo ago
I finally wrote something about my time at sail/muddy, the last startup I was at, where we were trying to build a multiplayer browser, and a few lessons that stayed with me. I mostly just hope it’s interesting to people thinking about
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by alejandrohacks 10y ago
I see the value of apprenticeship, learning skills on demand. However, I don't think everything should necessary be learned only on the base of apprenticeship. Correct me if I am wrong but I am guessing you probably did not imply this.
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Ask HN: What do you think about the current education system?
36 points by alejandrohacks 10y ago|32 comments