cxam

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by cxam 6y ago
This has a nice UI, well done on launching! I made something similar but never really thought of monitising it. The focus was on the tagging/annotating for power users with keyboard shortcuts: https://tagx.io
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by cxam 6y ago
I've had to locally override some JS on the client-side and hoped their backend validation was a lot more sane. The frontend validation logic was limiting the TLD to minimum of two characters and max of four ({2,4}). I use a .email TLD
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by cxam 6y ago
If you're working with Python projects and Virtualenv then this is a great alias to have (assuming you call it venv ): alias venv=". venv/bin/activate" Just cd to a project root and venv :)
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by cxam 6y ago
If you're comparing this to a normal DB, the biggest worry should be that it's not ACID compliant. Definitely something to consider if your data is important. The limitations for KV is listed here: https://developers.cl
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by cxam 6y ago
If by application database you mean to the level of an RDBMS then no. It's a key-value data store. You get your CRUD operations, expiry, key listing and the ability to do pagination with keys always returning in lexicographically sorte
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by cxam 6y ago
> That said, I know how I'd manage multiple projects via NX, and knew the rules to effectively maintain this project for the foreseeable future. I believe NX is aiming to bring in Vue support through their plugin system, but yea, I
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by cxam 6y ago
This is great! I've always been interested in video related products and services and you've done a pretty good job on getting the annotations overlay the video. > I switched away from Vue as soon as I hit my first refactor. I
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by cxam 6y ago
I built something similar that might work depending on your use case and doesn't require installing an extension. Check out https://tagx.io/ However, it doesn't overlay any annotations over the video like plopdown
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by cxam 6y ago
Caddy, specifically v2 ( https://caddyserver.com/v2 ) I've been using Caddy v2 all through beta/RC and glad it's finally stable with a proper release. I moved away from using nginx for serving static content fo
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by cxam 6y ago
Cloudflare Workers and their KV service ( https://www.cloudflare.com/products/workers-kv/ ) is great. I built a side project ( https://tagx.io/ ) completely on their services from hosting the static s
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by cxam 7y ago
It did cross my mind when I released it. I'd like to refactor the code and bring in more tests to make it "contributor friendly" first. Feedback has been great so far and I'll be implementing some of the features on the
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by cxam 7y ago
Great, I think this is something I'd like to bake into the next release.
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by cxam 7y ago
Great, glad this worked well for you. I agree with your point on the visual feedback. Depending on which tab you have active, it will always show the newly created tag on the list when created. However, maybe a short-lived toast message cou
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by cxam 7y ago
Thanks for the feedback pknight. I'll address the points as follow: (1) While watching it would be great to press a button to generate timestamps This is already possible using hotkeys and documentation for it can be found here: https
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by cxam 7y ago
These are pretty good use cases, thanks! I hadn't thought of it in a political context, I can definitely see it work there considering the lengthy footage.
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by cxam 7y ago
Yea, that's always the issue. An extension would be ideal for desktop users and was considering that as a feature, however, for this initial release, I didn't want to alienate any mobile users that may not have the ability to inst
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by cxam 7y ago
This is the same tagged video I shared in my previous post but without the need for any server-side requests and you can amend yourself: https://tagx.io/video/youtube/7-31KgImGgU/55:52-1:03:30@name...
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by cxam 7y ago
The idea behind TAGX.io was to make it easier to share highlights of our football (soccer) video recordings. We have been recording and uploading our games to YouTube over the years and almost everyone that played watched it to see how well
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Show HN: Tagx.io – Create/share video highlights and annotations(tagx.io)
57 points by cxam 7y ago|18 comments
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by cxam 8y ago
I built something similar that would make the deletion process seamless. The uploaded files are stored in memory and never hit the disk. They then get automatically deleted when the user leaves the site. Let me know what you think: https:&
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by cxam 8y ago
I built this to make it easier to link users to certain parts of YouTube videos and have it auto skip each part without having to give timestamps. Hopefully others will find it useful. Any bugs or feedback, please create an issue here: htt
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Show HN: Skipvid.com – Easily create and share auto skipping video links(skipvid.com)
6 points by cxam 8y ago|2 comments
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by cxam 8y ago
https://passed.pw/ - Mobile-friendly random password generator seeded based on your mouse or touch positions for better randomness. Just wanted something simple to generate passwords/tokens and ended up building this t
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by cxam 11y ago
Thanks for the feedback and link, much appreciated. Since the application is fully client-side, anyone could download the site and run it locally without any issues. Maybe making this more apparent by providing a download link (similar to B
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by cxam 11y ago
The issue is that your jQuery library is loaded over http and fails since it's a different protocol from the main site. More info regarding this here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Security/Mix
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by cxam 11y ago
Thanks. I agree that a web-based password generator is not ideal and have mentioned this in the about page. This is mostly due to Math.random() being pseudorandom. However, the application does try to be a bit better than some of the servic
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Show HN: Passed.pw – Random password generator seeded by mouse or touch motions(passed.pw)
12 points by cxam 11y ago|7 comments