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by bryanhogan 6mo ago
Yes, I think it's good to uninstall these apps from time to time as well. Deleting and never using them again doesn't work for everyone though. For me it's useful to stay in contact with people, I also use them to promote wor
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by bryanhogan 6mo ago
With Astro you can build a static site and if you do want dynamic content later on you can, so you aren't really backed into a corner nowadays.
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by bryanhogan 6mo ago
Sounds like a good project, I also hate that Instagram pushes algorithm-driven content into your face everywhere without any options to turn it off, it's good to fight against these toxic dark design patterns. Can also recommend using
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by bryanhogan 6mo ago
Location: Australia (Europe and Asia possible) (Will start Working Holiday in Australia very soon, living in South Korea right now, German citizenship and British citizenship) Remote: Possible Willing to relocate: Yes, very Technologies: Fr
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by bryanhogan 6mo ago
https://xcancel.com/Fried_rice/status/2038894956459290963
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by bryanhogan 6mo ago
Both Excalidraw and TLDraw are the two most popular apps of their kind, simplistic whiteboard tools, so I don't think it's that surprising and I don't see any reason why this post should be a "Show HN". TLDraw: htt
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by bryanhogan 6mo ago
It's already over, the problem is the missing transparency. With an LLM you have no idea what influenced the answer, and there is no good way to show it to the user.
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by bryanhogan 6mo ago
Whatever the reason for the inclusion was here, the general problem is much bigger. People / companies / products can influence the direction of AI answers to put them in a better light and to be recommended more often. This isn&#
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by bryanhogan 6mo ago
The video: https://youtu.be/OT_iyvOy0Tk Of course they are advertising their own new USB cable, but as someone who didn't know much about USB cables I find it quite interesting.
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by bryanhogan 6mo ago
Some more context as someone living in Korea right now, "cheap" cars in Korea are quite rare, especially in Seoul. Having a car is somewhat of a luxury and not needed for daily life. So I think this is trying to move some of the c
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by bryanhogan 7mo ago
Interesting idea, wondering if the 4 bars are a good way to evaluate accounts. Some more thoughts: 1. The website needs a description of what this project even is. 2. Open-source the code, especially since it's just for the community,
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by bryanhogan 7mo ago
You can get the main content of a page as markdown via something like https://defuddle.md/ I sometimes read things via Feeder (the Android app) and there I can also pull in some content, even things that aren't include
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by bryanhogan 7mo ago
Any plans on possibly making the notes be local markdown files similar to how Obsidian does it?
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by bryanhogan 7mo ago
I think especially for websites / web apps you'd want to start with a "mobile first" design, as is common in web design. It's almost always easier to go from lower widths to large widths than the other way around fo
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by bryanhogan 7mo ago
Tried it myself, first three I got were also about AI. Curious if there are any statistics on which topics people are writing about.
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by bryanhogan 7mo ago
These are really cool! Will also add a version of these mnemonics to the Korean guide I have been writing: https://tolearnkorean.com/ Learning the Korean alphabet (Hangul) can be done quite quickly, it's only about as
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by bryanhogan 7mo ago
Sorry for the slightly unrelated comment, but the amount of AI written slop comments here is so high. Was this caused by mentioning "AI" in the title?
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by bryanhogan 7mo ago
Excited to see many version of such tools to pop up, was also planning on building my own actually. Hope people can share the most competitive ones here in the comments.
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by bryanhogan 7mo ago
The problem is that the majority of people who used to visit websites just ask LLMs nowadays. They don't visit the site itself, where the work origins from, so they also can't give back / support the source. It's similar
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by bryanhogan 7mo ago
It's more linked to there not being any / many high quality RSS reader applications, so the comment is talking about a feature, so it does make sense.
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by bryanhogan 7mo ago
Published a post that contains all of the blog posts by other people that I shared in my monthly mail-letter: https://bryanhogan.com/blog/other-cool-blog-posts-2026 Also moving to Sveltia as my CMS (Astro markdown blog
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by bryanhogan 7mo ago
I prefer simple designs. Steph Ango's website comes to my mind: https://stephango.com/ramblings I guess I also really like my own: https://bryanhogan.com/ I also realised writing this, 3 other pages I
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by bryanhogan 7mo ago
Sorry, I forgot to include it: https://dice-jaga.bryanhogan.com/ (Thank you for telling me!) I made a new post for it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47231895
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Show HN: Dice Jaga – A simple Yahtzee x Roguelike inspired web game(dice-jaga.bryanhogan.com)
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Show HN: Dice Jaga – A simple Yahtzee x Roguelike inspired web game
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by bryanhogan 7mo ago
Also love using Obsidian for this! Small suggestion, use the `aliases` property for alternative titles, I usually use them for a title that means the same thing but uses different keywords. Makes it easier to search for a note. Although usu
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by bryanhogan 7mo ago
Obsidian is great and highly performant, even though it's using Electron. Electron is a huge advantage, faster development and the option to customise it easily with plugins.
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by bryanhogan 8mo ago
What's the difference of NewPipe to ReVanced?
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Every blog post I have shared until 2026(bryanhogan.com)
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by bryanhogan 8mo ago
Astro has a list of options in their docs, for example: https://docs.astro.build/en/guides/cms/ Some are FOSS, self-hostable, or keep your content in a form which you can easily carry over to another service.

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