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Software is merely a Performance Art (2008)
(edge.org)
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6y ago
Curious if someone has tried this, and if so, what their experience has been like?
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Perkeep: Lets you permanently keep your stuff, for life
(perkeep.org)
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Thanks for trying it out. What you saw might be due to over-aggressive caching, which generally is used to provide a fast experience even under bad network conditions. Manually refreshing should actually do a full fetch so it sounds like a
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7y ago
Search is something I miss often as well. Thanks for the suggestion.
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7y ago
com.premii.hn was my favorite too; it worked surprisingly well given that it was webview based. But, as you said, it's been taken off the Play store and not getting any more updates. Re. your feedback: Replying to comments directly can
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7y ago
I haven't published the code, primarily because it isn't in a share-worthy state yet. Definitely happening sometime soon though.
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Yes, I will. Thanks for the suggestion.
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There are many excellent apps on Android for Hacker News. However, a lot of them don't follow Material design, haven't been updated recently or simply don't have all the features available on the web. I built this app to make
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Show HN: A Fast and Lightweight Android App for Hacker News
(dreambits.net)
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Asking the Wrong Questions – Benedict Evans
(ben-evans.com)
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Duckling: a Clojure library that parses text into structured data
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RTMP definitely is the more mature technology. Though with Google's backing, WebRTC is also fast approaching the point where it's usable and relatively easy to setup. Good point about latency. We would like to have it as low as po
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Ask HN: RTMP vs. WebRTC for a live streaming app?
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Python. You can do pretty much anything with it, yet it's easy to grok and become quickly productive in.