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Ask HN: What storage protocol for Bring-Your-Own-Storage applications
1 points by beingflo 4y ago|5 comments
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by beingflo 4y ago
Awesome, I love the concept! I've also been working on an encrypted note taking application but it doesn't have a landing page yet. Encryption needs to catch on more!
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by beingflo 5y ago
> Then again, some people find math hard, others find it easy. To each their own. Way to be condescending. The presented opinion is clearly reasonable, as is yours.
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by beingflo 5y ago
As the other comments mentioned it's due to application instead of window switching. I find it frustrating to alt-tab to some application with no windows (because I closed it but on macOS that doesn't close the app), which only ma
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by beingflo 5y ago
I use https://alt-tab-macos.netlify.app/ Without it alt-tabbing is near useless for me on macOS.
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by beingflo 5y ago
> Nope, there are no restrictions, and we don't intend for there to be in the future. The free plan is 100% fully-featured with no difference versus the paid plan aside from the limit on the size of your team. Love to hear it! I&#x2
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by beingflo 5y ago
Absolutely love this! The design language and focus on simplicity is right up my alley. If there isn't any blocker (pun intended) that I'll only come across later this will definitely replace Todoist for me. Are there any restrict
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by beingflo 5y ago
Great stuff, I just got shivers looking at your trailer late at night here.
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by beingflo 5y ago
I've been working on an encrypted note taking web app called 'fieldnotes'. It's designed to remove friction for writing down everything I might want to reference later by having a very clean and uncluttered interface. It
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by beingflo 5y ago
Looks neat and I particularly like the 80 day startup thing you've got going on :) The product isn't exactly what I'm looking for. I have a web based, more visual application in mind.
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by beingflo 5y ago
That's what I use currently, but kanban boards look and feel like an afterthought to me. Sprints would also be nice to have.
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by beingflo 5y ago
Not necessarily anything new, but I've been looking for a clean and simple todo / project planning web application for an affordable price and ideally e2e encrypted. From what I've seen most solutions that look appealing are
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by beingflo 5y ago
I'm always amazed when seemingly everyone in a thread on Mozilla has only negative things to say. I for one welcomed the UI change with the new tabs and look forward to give them some money if this MDN Plus turns out to be interesting.
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by beingflo 5y ago
Then tailwindcss simply isn't the right tool for your use case. It's not a framework that could replace Bootstrap, but rather a very thin abstraction over css with an opinionated way of using it (effectively inline style).
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by beingflo 5y ago
I fully agree, that's exactly what I'm seeing in the job market for Rust in switzerland. It's unfortunate, but I guess more traditional industries are firmly in the grip of Java etc.
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by beingflo 5y ago
I'm swiss and work at a (not internationally known) software company in zurich. 1. Yes, you will find a lot of job offers 2. Compared to my peers not in the software industry the pay is excellent. To get a glimpse you can check https:
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by beingflo 5y ago
Love the simplicity, does it store the notes in local storage?
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by beingflo 5y ago
But they shouldn't have access to private repos, right?
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by beingflo 5y ago
Probably comes down to two factors: - Only a tiny fraction of all web devs read HN - If business wants something done, the devs are rarely in a position to oppose the decision
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by beingflo 5y ago
I agree, I tend to avoid products without pricing page out of principle, but in this case I think the tax liability will force me to go with paddle for a product I'm working on.
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by beingflo 5y ago
Awesome, didn't know I needed that. Goes straight to my bookmark toolbar. I love the clean and functional design, well done!
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by beingflo 5y ago
I feel like rust being intense is highly dependent on how you use it and your choice of frameworks. Building up huge types to avoid any dynamic dispatch for instance will suck the fun right out of trying to get an application to compile.
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by beingflo 5y ago
I agree with Rust and sqlx. Haven't used actix-web myself though. I'm currently in the process of porting a warp application to axum and enjoying it a lot so far :)
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by beingflo 5y ago
Isn't this more or less a subset of the functionality that syncthing [1] offers? [1] https://syncthing.net/
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by beingflo 5y ago
I understand where you're coming from, but this seems to be a web app with sync across team members etc. So there is recurring infrastracture cost to the provider, of course they charge a subscription. As the article point out, they wa
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by beingflo 5y ago
I hope you take the critical comments here constructively, we just think that you're missing out on a lot of potential users by not being transparent with pricing. As the other comment points out, we've come to expect that no pric
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by beingflo 5y ago
I'm actually in the market for a product like this right now. But I genuinely don't understand why you wouldn't publish your pricing, that's an immediate no-go for me. Just a couple of days ago I started trying checkly [
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by beingflo 5y ago
It feels a bit ironic to have a big "Signup with facebook" button on a website about social responsibility.
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by beingflo 5y ago
I can't comment on the rest of the post but this bit stood out to me: > Sometimes they talk so much about fit fit fit, but they don't even bother with a personality or IQ test (which as a former hiring manager, I find very valu
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by beingflo 5y ago
No because google's algorithm is not well known publicly. Also, if it was straightforward to detect then google could downrank it as well.

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