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by alin23 6y ago
You could try Lunar[1] for that issue. It supports any number of monitors and contains a workaround that seems to also work with multiple identical monitors that can't be uniquely identified through their EDID data. There are still som
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by alin23 6y ago
If you like keyboard shortcuts you might like to give Lunar[1] a try. It also has shortcuts for changing contrast and volume of the monitor as well as do that automatically for you based on the builtin monitor brightness or the sun elevatio
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by alin23 6y ago
If this works for you, please also give Lunar[1] a try! It's free, and has a handy mode where it can sync your already adaptive built-in brightness to the external monitors. I'm the developer of Lunar so feel free to ask any quest
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by alin23 6y ago
I think just allowing a CSS textarea input that can be injected inside a <style> HTML tag is enough. If the input is HTML escaped (replace <, > and other dangerous characters) then nothing should escape out of that tag. Thank yo
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by alin23 6y ago
Great idea and execution! I've been using Liftoff[1] with Airtable as a DIY solution for this and while it's been easy to set it up and deploy it on Netlify, I still had to resort to writing a custom watch for changes daemon and f
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by alin23 6y ago
An alternative to your last sentence seems to be the Nuphy mechanical keyboard: https://nuphy.com/ It is nowhere as elegant as actually replacing the builtin keyboard, it just sits on top of it using magnets. But it is a pr
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by alin23 6y ago
I got pretty excited when I saw that and tried to find some use cases for it as soon as I enabled NextDNS. But I couldn't find any use case where it would make domain management easier. In fact it seemed overly complicated with it bein
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by alin23 7y ago
DDC being standard, I just need to implement the protocol communication properly. Monitor vendors have to implement DDC because it's the only protocol supported by every device. So Lunar should work with all of the compliant monitors b
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by alin23 7y ago
I'm working on making Lunar ( https://lunar.fyi ) work with as many monitor setups as possible. Lunar is a macOS app that can change your external monitor brightness and contrast based on your Macbook built-in display brig
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by alin23 7y ago
Most of my use cases include converting values between currencies or measuring units. I mostly use Numi for that but having a simple tooltip is so much better. I also plan to use it for information that I can't memorize easily. Like a
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by alin23 7y ago
Very cool idea! I also like that the provider script was written in Ruby, makes it easy to start hacking on it. I converted it to Crystal for a bit more speed and safety, you can find it here if you're interested: https://gi
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by alin23 7y ago
iOS 13 seems to support WebGL2 pretty well. The rendered model looks really good. You have to enable WebGL2 in the Safari settings under Advanced -> Experimental features
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Show HN: Lunar 2.0 – Adapt monitor brightness using built-in light sensor
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Show HN: Adaptive Brightness for your external display(lunarapp.site)
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by alin23 8y ago
Hehe, I have the exact same problem. My wife is listening to music on my account from time to time and because of that Discover Weekly isn't that awesome anymore. About the data, everything you are playing goes through Spotify. I have
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by alin23 8y ago
Well, everything this does is enabled by the Spotify API. So there's nothing that I'm doing that Spotify can't do already. The point of this app is to make more easily accessible, some of the lesser known features that Spoti
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by alin23 8y ago
Thank you! I noticed that the app feels laggier on higher resolutions, probably because of the CSS animations. I'll probably have to make a compromise between performance and good looking animations. About the web player, can you pleas
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by alin23 8y ago
I think I may have to delete that. I used a TOS generator, but no matter how careful I was, it still introduced legalese that doesn't fit my needs. You can use Noiseblend as much as you want on as many devices as you can handle.
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by alin23 8y ago
This is a project me and a friend have been working on for the past 8 months, trying to create an easier way to find good songs in the music immensity that Spotify provides. I am Alin Panaitiu, a fullstack developer (mostly Python, Rust and
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Show HN: Music recommendations in less than 5 taps, with Spotify Premium(noiseblend.com)
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by alin23 9y ago
I don't have any other source of income. I had a pretty good paying job for the past year and managed to save one year worth of savings. I can survive with what I have until June (I think). I'm doing my best to create something t
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by alin23 9y ago
It already works with Instapaper too, I just explain it as a Pocket to Kindle service because that's what people use the most these days. Personally I use Instapaper more for reading because of all the premium features being free and
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by alin23 9y ago
Yes, I've used it for a few months. That's the reason I've started working on my thing. I felt that it didn't have the features that I needed the most (hyphenation, dropcaps, ad removal etc.) and I would have felt like a
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by alin23 9y ago
I would let you pay for it if it was ready I can make you an (unofficial, free) beta tester if you want. I'll have most of the basic functionality by the end of January. If you're interested let me know here: alin.p32@gmail.com
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by alin23 9y ago
I'm a long time Spotify user. I love that feature too and it worked very well for me when it first launched. But after a while it started playing the same songs that I have already heard many times. Spotify's algorithm is very unp
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by alin23 9y ago
None of those ideas are ready for public use yet. I mean they work, I use them daily, but the interface for non-programmers is still in the works. https://github.com/alin23/spfy is the core of that idea. If you want I
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by alin23 9y ago
Quitting my full-time job to pursue my side-projects was the best thing I could have done for my health and sanity this year. I am now working on a bunch of ideas that I hope will help some people around here: 1. A Pocket-to-Kindle service