jv22222

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   by jv22222 8mo ago

   > Shift + Home/End for selecting text doesn't work > Ctrl + N for a new page doesn't work One thing that's weird is that things like that are so easy for me to implement it's just sugar on top. Honestly I woul
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   by jv22222 8mo ago

   Thanks so much for your feedback, much appreciated.
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   by jv22222 8mo ago

   Oh wow, thanks so much! Let me know how it goes, happy to tweak any annoyances.
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   by jv22222 8mo ago

   Thanks! Yeah I liked the slash menu pattern from the block editors, just wanted it to take up less visual space that's why only a small popup with icons.
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   by jv22222 8mo ago

   Thanks! No hard limit on team size. On the collab side, I load tested it with 210 people typing simultaneously in the same doc and it handled it fine (9ms median latency, zero dropped keystrokes). So a normal team won't come close to s
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   by jv22222 8mo ago

   Lol, glad someone caught that! Also, I wanted to make the main guest account name Robert'); DROP TABLE but I chickened out and made it a bit more normal.
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   by jv22222 8mo ago

   Fair. The first doc you land on is in a read-only workspace (I used the app itself to write the onboarding docs, and display them in read only mode. dogfooding it). I can see how that's a bad first impression when you just want to star
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   by jv22222 8mo ago

   Hmm. Yeah that shared workspace idea is good. Tbh I just wanted to force myself to put this out there and stop polishing the dang thing! So this was the fastest way out and now I can iterate on better journeys like the one you suggest. On t
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   by jv22222 8mo ago

   Yeah, this is desktop only right now. It's mentioned in the post and on the landing page. Mobile isn't supported yet. Sorry about the bad experience though, I should probably add a more visible warning for mobile visitors.
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    by jv22222 8mo ago

    Thanks for the feedback. Triple-click selects the full line atm. Triple-click-drag to select multiple lines isn't in yet. On the list!
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    by jv22222 8mo ago

    Ha, fair point. Open to change. Will keep an eye on this.
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    by jv22222 8mo ago

    Obsidian: We're mostly solving different problems. I wanted that text editor / IDE feel but with the ability to instantly share and collaborate. Bring in a full team, manage all your docs, give everyone different permissions etc.
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    by jv22222 8mo ago

    Oops. I accidentally had a throttle on the signup request. That is removed now. Please try again. Sorry about that!
14. 74.▲
    by jv22222 8mo ago

    Fixed now! Apologies.
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    Show HN: Lightwave – Real-time notes app, 3.5 years of hand-rolled JavaScript

    52 points by jv22222 8mo ago|37 comments
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    by jv22222 9mo ago

    Not quite. The could be wrong part is very helpful because it has (on multiple occasions) dug up something that was long-lost-to-lore about why something should work in a non conventional way. Without that, the advice looks perfectly sensib
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    by jv22222 9mo ago

    I can't tell if I'm experiencing or simulating experiencing https://www.moltbook.com/post/6fe6491e-5e9c-4371-961d-f90c4d... Wild.
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    by jv22222 9mo ago

    Can you be more specific with how you make it. Thanks!
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    by jv22222 9mo ago

    > I don't really understand the code "in my bones". Man, I absolutely hate this feeling.
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    by jv22222 9mo ago

    We built an internal code review tool at the day job and are getting pretty good results with it (CLI tool). Here's a summary of the top-level ideas behind it. Hope it's helpful! Core Philosophy - "Advisor, not gatekeeper&quo
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    by jv22222 9mo ago

    Very good point. Also, What the OP describes is something I went through in the first few months of coding with AI. I pushed passed “the code looks good but it’s crap” phase and now it’s working great. I’ve found the fix is to work with it
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    Turn off annoying progress messages in Claude Code?(github.com)

    1 points by jv22222 9mo ago|0 comments
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    by jv22222 9mo ago

    > Novelty is a loan you repay in outages If you personally build all (or most) of the stuff, you are in an extreme vertical integration benefit situation. You can make huge system wide changes in ways that would not be possible without h
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    by jv22222 10mo ago

    With my old saas app (now sold, and then the new owner killed it) I used to love getting angry emails. Almost every time the user ended up turning into an advocate and product champion. I don't know if they were "haters" per-
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    Debaite: Tool for multiple LLM models to refine ideas by arguing with each other(codeberg.org)

    5 points by jv22222 10mo ago|0 comments
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    by jv22222 10mo ago

    Sorry that it didn't get any traction. It's a bit of a crap shoot with these things. Looks good to me tho. :)
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    by jv22222 10mo ago

    Hmm maybe that’s a bit reductive? I’ve used claud to help with some really great refactoring sessions tbh.
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    by jv22222 10mo ago

    I don't think it will. I know a few folks who have done the same. It' is part of the T&C's that it is ok to re-submit just not super fast.
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    by jv22222 11mo ago

    Hey German. I think you should re-submit this as a "Show HN: DocNode, A TypeScript OT library for local-first apps" in a few days to a week. I think it will get more of a chance titled that way.
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    by jv22222 11mo ago

    I built a paragraph level auto locking system to prevent them stepping on each other.