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by heliostatic 7y ago
Just signed up yesterday and I've been really impressed with how natural it feels, coming from other outliners. I found this interview useful as an introduction: https://roamresearch.com/#/app/sunk-costs/
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by heliostatic 7y ago
This is great to hear, actually. I'm also a premium subscriber, and I don't need a ton of new features, but improving the core speaks to another ten years of stable development.
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by heliostatic 7y ago
I just tried to submit Krisp.ai, but realized at the end it was a paid curation. I'm not affiliated with Krisp, I'm just a remote worker who recently added it to my must haves...
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by heliostatic 7y ago
For an excellent discussion of this, see Opening Arguments podcast episode 273: https://openargs.com/oa273-sears-steve-mnuchin-the-producers...
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by heliostatic 7y ago
Love Timber.io, so it's great to see some of your innovations coming back out as open source projects. Thanks!
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by heliostatic 7y ago
That's still great to hear.
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by heliostatic 7y ago
An exciting and audacious undertaking! I see the "Books" folder in the Drive. It would be great to have an ePub reader built in, perhaps using https://github.com/futurepress/epub.js/
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by heliostatic 7y ago
That's great news -- both of those make sense.
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by heliostatic 7y ago
This is great! As others have said, buy once pricing is a huge boon for bootstrapped startups. Have you considered a docker image for distribution? It seems easy to spin up as it is, but an image or images would make it even easier, both fo
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by heliostatic 8y ago
Metabase has been a great tool to use, and a very impressive project to watch. Very regular updates, super responsive team, and a great feature set. Congratulations to the team on the raise!
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by heliostatic 8y ago
That sounds awesome! Please post a show hn when you do.
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by heliostatic 8y ago
For something with a little more firepower, I like: https://github.com/evanmiller/hecate
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by heliostatic 8y ago
Somewhat expensive, but I've been very happy with Encrypt.me since the beta of Cloak here several years ago.
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by heliostatic 8y ago
I've been really enjoying the Caret beta -- https://caret.io/ Not free, but a real pleasure to use.
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by heliostatic 8y ago
Twitter. I hearted a listing from my (now) boss because I liked the company and thought the listing looked great. Wasn't really looking for a new job, but things worked out that way, and it has been fantastic.
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by heliostatic 9y ago
Guess I should check the site and not ask questions based on year old recollections :P Very cool
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by heliostatic 9y ago
Congratulations on shipping! Turn Touch looks beautiful. Do you plan on extending the platform to other control devices (a larger version that is fixed in place, or a wall control unit) with the same software backing and aesthetic?
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by heliostatic 9y ago
While I think your contention is valid in 2018, it's important to consider how much of this is culturally and historically contingent. Consider the ages of some key figures in the American Revolution in 1776 ( https://kottke.
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by heliostatic 9y ago
CSS Framework == Bulma ( https://bulma.io )
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by heliostatic 9y ago
The Firefox Multi-Account containers are great: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/multi-account... Multiple profiles within a single window, visually distinguished by tab highlight color.
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by heliostatic 9y ago
We're daily SH users, and the voice chat still feels leaps and bounds ahead of anything else (Slack, Zoom, Chime, etc). Inevitable sunsetting, but sad.
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by heliostatic 9y ago
Ah, it looks like that is how it works. Not obvious until after I signed up...
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by heliostatic 9y ago
Is there any way to try it out without giving you access to my full repo? A Gemfile upload or something similar would be great for testing.
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by heliostatic 10y ago
If you're actually calculating an NPS, the non-respondents should be considered detractors for a more accurate rating. Happy to talk more if you're interested (have done a lot of this as a user researcher).
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StackPath SecureCDN Launches(stackpath.com)
1 points by heliostatic 10y ago|0 comments
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by heliostatic 10y ago
This would be great! A while back I signed up for Paperback ( https://readpaperback.com/ ) to handle this for my Pinboard account, and then wrote my own using the Ruby Readability library.
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Type Punning Functions in C(evanmiller.org)
164 points by heliostatic 10y ago|94 comments
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by heliostatic 10y ago
Hey, congratulations on launching. Some feedback: - If there are no search results for a movie, let me add it from IMDB/TMDb/etc. - Let me create personal lists (a la Letterboxd) - The rendering on search autocomplete looks... off
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by heliostatic 11y ago
This sounds amazing, and addresses a key use case we've had. Looking forward to seeing the repo one day.
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by heliostatic 11y ago
ssllabs says a+? https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=current.com What was broken for you?

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