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by emadda 1y ago
The local html file can read local resources via src=file_path attributes on html tags (img, audio, video, script etc). But the src-included files must be in the same directory as the root html file (or a descendant directory) I used this i
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by emadda 1y ago
> Instead you should focus on creating notes that you are likely to revisit or likely to share. One interesting thing I have discovered: the interface matters just as much as the content. The faster you can recall notes, the more useful
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by emadda 1y ago
I think the speed at which you can open previous notes matters. If it takes you 1 minute of scrambling in a GUI to find a previous note, you are less likely to read previous notes. And also less likely to write new ones as you know you’ll n
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by emadda 1y ago
Good point, apps are missing the docker layered file system to isolate container file writes.
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by emadda 1y ago
> The thing macOS really painfully lacks is not ergonomic ways to run Linux VMs, but actual, native containers-- macOS containers Linux container processes run on the host kernel with extra sandboxing. The container image is an easily sh
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by emadda 1y ago
Could have called it quantumdoc
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by emadda 1y ago
I created Hot Notes to fuzzy search my Apple Notes folders and titles, it is working quite well for me. I think it could work well for your nested folders. https://github.com/emadda/hot-notes
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by emadda 1y ago
Something I have experimented with for a few sites is using Bun JS with HTML in JS strings. Bun has a —hot flag that regenerates static html on change. IntelliJ IDE can detect a // language=html comment above strings which formats
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by emadda 1y ago
Sometimes using mmap for SQL queries can speed them up (if you want to avoid adding too many indexes or cannot modify the db). Set this on the connection: PRAGMA mmap_size=… https://www.sqlite.org/mmap.html I think this wor
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by emadda 2y ago
It is strange. That was how I created the original prototype (from the terminal). But in order to get the "global keyboard shortcut brings the search window forward from any space" behavior, it needs to be its own app. Otherwise,
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by emadda 2y ago
> explain bundling an entire terminal emulator for something this simple. - The app takes 40MB disk space, and around 80MB RAM. So quite light. - Ghostty is fast, and is needed to render the search result list quickly. It is much lighter
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Show HN: Hot Notes – Fuzzy Search for Apple Notes (macOS)(hotmatcha.dev)
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by emadda 2y ago
Hello, This allows you to search for and open your Apple Notes. Matching is instant, so much faster than Spotlight or the built in Notes search. I wrote a post about some of the technical aspects here: https://madebyenzo.com&#x2F
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Show HN: Hot Notes. Fast fuzzy search for opening Apple Notes(hotmatcha.dev)
1 points by emadda 2y ago|0 comments
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by emadda 2y ago
I wrote https://robata.app for getting an overview of my open windows a while back. Let me know of any changes you would suggest. Thanks.
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Show HN: Pocket Log, macOS app, transcribe your audio log into visual a timeline [video](youtube.com)
1 points by emadda 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Pocket Log – macOS app to transcribe many short audio notes [video](youtube.com)
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by emadda 2y ago
You can do that with many proxy GUIs like Charles. I think the feature is called Map Remote. ngrok -> gui proxy -> your dev server
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by emadda 2y ago
That's a nice mental model for promises. But it is not always true that one promise instance can be awaited in multiple places. In Swift you cannot get the ref to the Promise instance, so you cannot store it or await it at multiple pla
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by emadda 2y ago
I did guess it might be harder to do than vanilla SQLite, as vanilla SQLite just has the WAL and main db on the same hard drive, so it has more space to grow the WAL and it is not an issue when the machine/instance reboots (as it just
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by emadda 2y ago
E.g. if you have many websocket connections and they each have a snapshot at a point in time (that spans over many different await function calls/ws messages). SQLite can have many readers and a single writer with WAL, so a many read t
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by emadda 2y ago
Some other interesting points: - The write api is sync, but it has a hidden async await: when you do your next output with a response, if the write fails the runtime will replace the response with a http failure. This allows the runtime to
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by emadda 2y ago
The pricing on some services can also be surprising. A cloud load balancer is $20/month before you even handle traffic. I think they are introducing a $1.50 charge for every uptime check, when they were initially free.
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by emadda 2y ago
You could also use the "share" menu and airdrop the audio from your iphone to your mac. Files end up in Downloads by default.
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by emadda 2y ago
Do you have an email? I am thinking of doing a blog post comparing css/auto layout, and would like your input?
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by emadda 2y ago
Yeh, I edited my reply, I realised what you meant afterwards. Auto layout does sound neat.
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by emadda 2y ago
You can also use `minmax(min-content, max-content)` for the center col: ( https://jsfiddle.net/y193p2b6/ ). But this does not keep the center col exactly centered, but it does allow the content to take the free white spa
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by emadda 2y ago
I see. https://jsfiddle.net/Lah5g3vb/ Changes: - each col is now 1fr (3 cols, 33% each) - the child elements align inside the col using `justify-self: start | center | end`
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by emadda 2y ago
I am just saying the columns of the grid can be dynamically sized depending on their contents. Tracks is a grid term for rows or columns, as it works in both dimensions.
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by emadda 2y ago
Grid allows minmax(a, b) to specify the bounds of tracks. Possible values can be the remaining free space in the parent (fr), or the size of the content in the child. There is also fit-content: E.g: grid-template-columns: fit-content(150px)

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