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by gabigrin 2y ago
The session is active for couple of hours IIRC. Once the user is done with the selection we upload the images to our servers (Supabase storage) and delete the GPhotos session.
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by gabigrin 2y ago
No, the Google Photos integration is uni-directional. We only get access to images users pick in the import phase. Removing images from MyPhotos is done from the platform itself. Regarding retention - we'll delete all your data if you
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by gabigrin 2y ago
That's cool! thanks for sharing
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by gabigrin 2y ago
Thanks! We're using the Google Picker API - https://developers.google.com/photos/picker/reference/rest You create a picker "session" which is a link where the user can select images from Google
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by gabigrin 2y ago
It's far from ideal but if you search for an album, you can quickly select all of it. Here's a video of Or, my co-founder showing that - https://youtu.be/7gi58SuQ6Rk?si=LQu8fJBDflVR11Rs&t=38 (links to the exac
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by gabigrin 2y ago
Thanks! Re: links, will fix it. That was the original domain but Google didn't approve it, and we can totally understand why. Embed - it is a feature we pushed yesterday so still no proper documentation on that. It's as simple as
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Show HN: Myphotos.site – Make a gallery website from Google Photos(myphotos.site)
195 points by gabigrin 2y ago|82 comments
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Show HN: my son loves browsing emojis on my phone, so turned it to a game(nonomoji.art)
3 points by gabigrin 2y ago|4 comments
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by gabigrin 2y ago
That's one take I'm trying to take with https://www.flyde.dev . Build that higher-level abstraction that allows LLM to shine and us humans to enjoy a more effective way to view and control its outcome. I know it's
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by gabigrin 2y ago
Hello! I'm working on a low-code API builder based on Flyde, the open-source visual programming language I launched a few months ago ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39628285 ) Unlike existing low-code API builder
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by gabigrin 2y ago
https://www.flyde.dev allows you to do that!
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by gabigrin 2y ago
Merge sort (the first example countering visual programming's value) is a great demonstration of something that doesn't make sense to convey visually. I strongly believe algorithms in general are best conveyed using good ol'
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by gabigrin 2y ago
Very cool project. A great demonstration that when you're useful you don't need a fancy interface! If anyone is interested in a more generic visual-programming language, check out Flyde - https://www.flyde.dev - an ope
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Designing for a Single Purpose(productidentity.co)
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by gabigrin 3y ago
Thanks! I plan to move it to JSON sometime in the future, but it won't remove the need for a webpack loader, at least not the way it is built now. The webpack loader exists to resolve dependencies. If your flow depends on Node1 from @f
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by gabigrin 3y ago
I think so, yes. A rejected promise is equivalent to a node that throws an error. Flyde exposes a default "error" output pin for each node. As everything in Flyde is async, any error thrown can be viewed as a rejected promise. Pro
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by gabigrin 3y ago
I'm so immersed in this space that it's rare to find a related project I haven't heard of before. Thanks! Looks interesting.
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by gabigrin 3y ago
Caught me there! Fixing :)
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by gabigrin 3y ago
Thanks!
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by gabigrin 3y ago
I like the "visual abstraction" vs "visual representation" distinction, and agree with your point that Flyde falls into the latter. Regarding parallelism and asynchronicity, Flyde manages to answer that need. You simply
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by gabigrin 3y ago
Author here. Not really. I mean, there are tooltips and icons, but not in the sense that you'll be able to grasp what it does just by taking a look at its structure.
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by gabigrin 3y ago
Thanks! Fixing
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by gabigrin 3y ago
Thank you!
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by gabigrin 3y ago
Author here. Agree 100%. While Flyde allows you to group visual nodes together and create new ones with a "visual implementation", I foresee that code-based nodes will still be the majority.
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by gabigrin 3y ago
Thanks! And yes, definately something I am considering exploring. It's right after auto-layout, and "zoom to view grouped nodes internals" (a-la https://xai-primer.com/tool/ ) And I was planning to submit
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by gabigrin 3y ago
Open Nexus looks great! The UI design is super clean, and the open-ness of your nodes give it true Bret-Victor-ish vibes! I started closer to this at first (but still lower-level) and slowly got "down to earth", taking a https:&#
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by gabigrin 3y ago
No, not at all. I'm not trying to build a better NodeRED. Moreover, I can only hope Flyde gets to the popularity of NodeRED one day and believe that while there is some intersection between the projects, each can excel in non-conflicti
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by gabigrin 3y ago
Haha glad you found this comment! Love your dedication to the amusement park theme, it's rare to see web products take such a "game design" approach.
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by gabigrin 3y ago
Author here. Diffing is a great example. The first incarnation of Flyde had naive version control built into it and had such diff features! Diffing from VSCode already makes a bit of sense (see https://imgur.com/a/WXj89
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by gabigrin 3y ago
Hey, author here. Did you try tools like Make or Pipedream for this use-case? Curious about what was missing for you in them. With Flyde you can do that, and one of the monetization strategies I have planned for Flyde is Trigg - https:&#x2

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