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by arciini 8y ago
You're right. I expect that they're reconciling with their model in JS on every keystroke. I know Quill does an interesting thing where the DOM is the canonical model, and the JSON model is actually derived from the DOM by a stric
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by arciini 8y ago
Here's my take on this from playing with it a bit: - Works on mobile (like Quill, Prosemirror) - Does not support collaborative editing (unlike Quill, Prosemirror) - Has somewhat unique block-based editing UI - think Notion (the data m
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by arciini 8y ago
A lot of points resonate with me, but here are some counterarguments to me that resonated quite well: 1. As a first-time founder, YC (the community + the program itself) is a great education. I've learned a ton about different growth c
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by arciini 8y ago
This looks pretty cool! It feels like it might work as well/even better as a UI testing tool. We built a network-based (not UI/headless-browser-based) testing/scraping tool that was a bit like this at https://wrapa
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by arciini 8y ago
The set of pre-seeded itineraries were manually reviewed by us and a team of contractors for quality! We have automated a good part of the pipeline, but not all of it. We'd definitely be open to licensing this out to other travel compa
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by arciini 8y ago
This is pretty cool! I don't know much about M-Pesa and all of the other solutions. What kind of technology do you use to avoid double-spending, etc. with fully-offline ledgers? Is it something based on signatures/cryptography?
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by arciini 8y ago
I've personally read both of those articles before, and especially like the one by the founder of Desti. That inspired a lot of chats between me, my cofounder, my friends, and our users There are 3 main issues raised: - Getting users t
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by arciini 8y ago
Earlier today, we saw a lot of errors with the Facebook outage. We think it's fixed, but we'll take a look!
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by arciini 8y ago
Thanks for the feedback! Feel free to email us at harry@travelchime.com or peter@travelchime.com if you have trouble in the future. We've also noticed the text being inconsistent. It's especially bad for foreign places. We've
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Thanks for the comprehensive list! A lot of planning tools assume you want a minute-by-minute plan, but we talked to a lot of friends and strangers and quickly realized that the range of planning people do is huge, and our current "pla
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by arciini 8y ago
Cool! What do you like about it? QuillJS has been working well enough for us as an editor! It supports the collaborative editing we need, as well as mobile. I could write a whole essay on our whole decision-making on contenteditable control
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We plan on making money via affiliate links to start with! It's a model we're familiar with in our past projects. Having worked in travel for a while now, we realize that paid marketing is incredibly competitive. Based on that und
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Thanks for the suggestions! Smart suggestions is something that I can really see happening as well. For the idea of "day tabs" - we actually used to have a calendar view in the product, but stripped it out for this format of &quot
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by arciini 8y ago
We're interested in building this out, especially with the launch of a standalone mobile app (unlike the web-app that we have here). How do you currently aggregate/split costs for the trip? Do you just use a spreadsheet?
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Traveltile looks really cool! The documentation is kinda amazing and I'll definitely clone it and play with it later today. Before Travelchime, Peter and I had some experience with monetizing via hotel and flight affiliate fees via our
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by arciini 8y ago
Given the limited set of geographic options, it might be worth showing a dropdown or something instead of a search box! I really do like the concept though - whenever I travel I do try to eat the regional specialties
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by arciini 8y ago
For the plugins, I actually ported slate-edit-list in my project. Let me see if I can find some time to publish a basic version of it on Github that's decently-easy to install later tonight
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by arciini 8y ago
I've recently been building an editor and considered Slate and briefly used Draft (both built on top of React). We ended up using Quill. If any of you have used Quill and Prosemirror, what were your impressions of the differences betwe
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by arciini 8y ago
Having used Draft and Slate, Slate is definitely the choice to go with today if you want something built on top of React. Draft appears to be essentially somewhat unmaintained, whereas the Slate community has continued to be very active (th
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by arciini 8y ago
When (from an engineering, not personal curiosity perspective) is it worthwhile to use loeb? After reading the article for about 15 minutes, I finally understand loeb and it's pretty cool! It's an easy way to actually run a list o
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by arciini 8y ago
Given that they're an analytics company, they probably have 2 problems with using Aurora/RDS. Note that these are educated guesses from their statement: "Heap’s data is stored in a Postgres cluster running on i3 instances in
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by arciini 8y ago
One interesting Google project which I think shares a similar goal (but is not quite so easy to port yet) is Cobalt. It strips down a subset of HTML that can then be used to render UI across different base platforms. I feel like it could be
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by arciini 8y ago
At https://WrapAPI.com , we have a tool that lets you get a selector by clicking on a specific element and an interface that lets you test that selector on different sample pages. We'll make a note of this! It does seem like
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by arciini 8y ago
As far as I know, eBates doesn't directly sell the websites you visit. Instead, it makes money from the fees paid by "affiliates". For example, eBates is an affiliate of Macy's. That means when you buy something on Macy&
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by arciini 8y ago
To clarify on the legal history - this dismissal merely states that the case no longer matters thanks to the CLOUD Act. The CLOUD Act resolves this by allowing the US Government use a warrant to force US companies to turn over data on any U
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This reflects my experience of growing 1-2 herbs at home. It requires little space and you usually only use a tiny amount. Most of all, it's tastier and cheaper over time than the dried stuff. If there were a simple-to-maintain herb ga
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I think it's especially interesting that this showed up on the player's tribune, which includes gems like Kobe Bryant's letter to his younger self. Esports is being treated like a conventional sport here The fact that e-sport
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by arciini 9y ago
Hey everyone! I'm Peter, the creator of WrapAPI. We're launching the v2 of WrapAPI, which we originally posted here on Hacker News a year ago. In short, it makes building APIs for data extraction and automating processes really ea
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Show HN: WrapAPI v2 – build APIs on top of existing sites(wrapapi.com)
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by arciini 10y ago
The blog that this article references, Urban Kchoze, is the best collection of urban policy analysis I've ever found. The author uses great diagrams and examples to really effectively illustrate his points. Here are a few really good a

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