keizo

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by keizo 4y ago
You’ll remember it haha
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by keizo 4y ago
Logseq is awesome. But I really wanted a text box on a website.
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by keizo 4y ago
Yeah, that’s my one hesitation. But proceeding until I come up with something better or have time to polish. Trying to be brutally honest with wall of text on what it is and isn’t. My normal business has always tried to present as having i
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by keizo 4y ago
rad thanks. I wasn't planning any ai features, or datatypes -- but in toying with open ai it came about. I still need to add more inline methods to cast datatypes beyond people, companies, and locations. I'm working on attributes
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by keizo 4y ago
kind of a play, but yep I'm just an htmx fan boy. I did web dev growing up -- but haven't exactly kept up past 10 years. htmx has filled that gap for me. Also, the grug thing was a meme before htmx. I thought it was dumb, but hone
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by keizo 4y ago
that's the idea. and desire to have no longterm marketing costs after that.
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by keizo 4y ago
just an idea since I haven't enabled payments. open to feedback.
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by keizo 4y ago
maker here. well hot dam, not sure I'm ready for this. But happy to answer any questions if it stays online. Literally I'm the only daily active user right now. back story -- I was a happy roam research user, but i found it too sl
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by keizo 4y ago
I feel this. Often I work on one thing for a long time trying to make it the best thing ever. Iterations get slower and smaller or take longer and require more effort. Nice to work on new things carefree for the simple love of doing the wor
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by keizo 4y ago
I’ve been working on a note taking app exactly because of this. https://grugnotes.com I can load 3 years of notes on a single page 100kb.
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by keizo 4y ago
Yeah exactly, I don’t know how people do it. Other than doing it has a hobby or 2nd job, very hard to make a business out of it.
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by keizo 4y ago
Surprised to see this here! But awesome. I’m in a parallel, but much smaller industry of canoe building. I’ve made a few boards for fun and I’m honestly so impressed with anyone that makes a living building boards. It’s a skilled craft, sup
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by keizo 4y ago
Slim on details, but huge if true. I use a good amount of epoxy and would love to be able to recycle.
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by keizo 4y ago
Nothing coherent or regular, just paddling and/or whatever I’m up to. https://youtube.com/keizogates
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by keizo 4y ago
I’m making a note taking app… sustainable income would be nice, but in the meantime it’s a fun project grugnotes.com
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by keizo 4y ago
Wow like Sharrow boat props.
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by keizo 4y ago
Grugnotes.com trying to be the lowest effort note taking app. Been working on for four months nights and weekends. Just text, basic html, try to keep anything fancy serverside. Some ways I’m so happy with it, but also such a buggy side pr
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by keizo 4y ago
making the simplest note-taking app in the world through the lens of a small manufacturing business owner who's inherently unorganized. I've been programming on and off for my entire life, but it's never been my main thing. I
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by keizo 4y ago
Ha! No, I’m just a hack trying to catch meme wave and my goals for it align well with grug brian dev. That’s the htmx guy — Carson Gross. If you’re not familiar with htmx, go check it out! Bad ass little library and almost the only external
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by keizo 4y ago
I've found most apps too slow or too complex. So much that I've spent the last 3 months building another one, kinda like the author. Maybe my use case is different than most as I only spend 20% of my workday on the computer, but I
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by keizo 4y ago
Saved my canoe building company by making 900,000 face shields. Or making an auto clicker with apple script in 2000 — to click on ads and make money. I let it free and made $70!
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by keizo 4y ago
I am doing this! Almost ready for alpha testing.
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by keizo 4y ago
Awesome! I feel like years ago there was so much focus on speed. We’d optimize websites for 56k modems. Now day much of the saas software i started using years ago has become worse with modern spa frameworks. FreshBooks was a big one. Even
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by keizo 4y ago
Super cool! Cnc painter next and make a business making custom cards for people!
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by keizo 4y ago
The caret tail is rad
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by keizo 4y ago
I’ve been building canoes as a business for 15 years. It’s great, but incredible hard. I’ve also been programming for 25 years, on and off. Finally thinking might try my hand at saas. With yet another note taking app. It’s crazy, but I’m en
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by keizo 4y ago
Well yea, but start trimming with the biggest wins first.
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by keizo 4y ago
Oh for sure. For me programming is a hobby, so I can only get something made if I do it all.
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by keizo 4y ago
Speed is the big one for me. 2-6+ seconds is insanity for anything.
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by keizo 4y ago
Home grown crm/erp. Django/mysql started in 2008. Recently migrated to google cloud run. Adding tailwind, htmx, alpine js to modernize.

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