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Piping Webhooks(blog.superfeedr.com)
5 points by julien 14y ago|0 comments
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by julien 14y ago
Exactly.
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Tweeting on behalf of users is bad(gist.github.com)
88 points by julien 14y ago|36 comments
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by julien 14y ago
Pretty smart page :) Whoever did that deserves their YC spot!
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Realtime Conference Europe — Call for Speakers(blog.superfeedr.com)
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Realtime Conference Europe Call for Speakers(realtimeconf.eu)
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Users don't care about the open web(blog.superfeedr.com)
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by julien 14y ago
Go Evan!
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by julien 14y ago
The kippt integration is great news!
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Web apps vs. native apps: the war is coming(blog.superfeedr.com)
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A Federated Web Follow Button(blog.superfeedr.com)
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No one owns the open web(blog.superfeedr.com)
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by julien 14y ago
I'd argue that all the "benefits" of centralized web are probably just easier to implement when everything is centralized, but can also be implemented in a decentralized fashion. Trending topics can be done by agregating local trending topi
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by julien 14y ago
You are right, Ostatus is an excellent stack. However, as you pointed, developer decided to go with the "sexier" looking Twitter. Needless to say that they eventually all got rejected by the cutie.
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by julien 14y ago
I generally agree, our web is increasingly made of huge corporations, silos and less and less made of small indie websites which would guarantee that no one is ever powerful enough to decide for everybody else. Yet, I'm not as pessimistic a
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We need a better web, not an open Twitter(blog.superfeedr.com)
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Try git in your browser(github.com)
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by julien 14y ago
In a nutshell, you get very different results on 2 similar questions: "Is it ok to pray when you smoke?", vs. "Is it ok to smoke when you pray?"
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Experiment with Google Consumer Surveys: how you ask the question matters(google.com)
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Show HN: a new kind of news reader(chrome.google.com)
3 points by julien 14y ago|1 comments
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by julien 14y ago
Well, that's what's used in the Reddit library which we took as a starting point... so we kept it :)
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by julien 14y ago
I guess that could be an option. On our context, we would love to avoid that all browsers ask for the image url.
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Thumbnail extraction on App Engine(github.com)
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by julien 14y ago
Great service!
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by julien 14y ago
It's for any "application" that you use online. Intents are not limited to "share". There could be a "print", a "sponsor", a "save" intent.;. etc. Also, it will do exactly that: help bloggers get rid of all the dummy buttons ont their sites
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WebIntents are Links 2.0(blog.superfeedr.com)
47 points by julien 14y ago|17 comments
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by julien 14y ago
Well, I'd argue that the protocol hasn't been designed correctly. Don't forget that every single website out there use HTTP as their main protocol, yet, they have very different feature sets, capabilities and even goals!
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Protocols over APIs(blog.superfeedr.com)
66 points by julien 14y ago|17 comments
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Ask HN: What's your favorite web browser?
1 points by julien 15y ago|0 comments
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by julien 15y ago
Sorry, I assumed this was ok in a ask HN post. I'll write a blog post next time!

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