kelvinzhang

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Bubble Theory(kelvinzhang.com)
2 points by kelvinzhang 1y ago|0 comments
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by kelvinzhang 1y ago
The sync was so seamless I didn't even realize it was playing from my own device at first
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Show HN: EQTest – Test Your Charisma(eqtest.ai)
2 points by kelvinzhang 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Htmldocs – Typeset and generate pdfs with React(github.com)
5 points by kelvinzhang 2y ago|2 comments
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by kelvinzhang 2y ago
After a year since v1, I’m open-sourcing htmldocs, a React-based library for building PDF documents using modern web development tools. Write document templates in JSX, style with Tailwind, and render them to pixel-perfect PDFs with a Chrom
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Show HN: Eztranscribe – Dead simple web UI for OpenAI Whisper(eztranscribe.com)
2 points by kelvinzhang 2y ago|0 comments
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by kelvinzhang 3y ago
Offline isn’t a priority at the moment but can be done in the future by packaging with Electron. Typst is great but there are a few key differences: - full CSS support, allowing for more customizability and familiar styling without a learni
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by kelvinzhang 3y ago
The long term goal of this project is to make HTML/CSS the defacto way of typesetting PDF documents. I’ll definitely keep it running for as long as I can. The web version is just the initial step, and will likely open source for people
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by kelvinzhang 3y ago
Fixed! Sorry about that
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by kelvinzhang 3y ago
I think in the long term, HTML/CSS will win out once there's better support for CSS Paged Module Level 3, and you'll be able to achieve that requirement with just @page :left { margin-left: 20mm; margin-
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by kelvinzhang 3y ago
Pricing info is in a modal under the user dropdown, it's currently based on a monthly credit system. If there's another pricing model you'd prefer, let me know!
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by kelvinzhang 3y ago
You can probably get away with Pandoc depending on your use-case, this is primarily built for: - having a web editor interface without needing to re-run a CLI command - people who don't want to deal with packages/dependencies on t
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by kelvinzhang 3y ago
I think it should be on the <ul> tag. See https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml_li...
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by kelvinzhang 3y ago
This is a great suggestion and I feel dumb for not thinking of this earlier. Thanks!
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by kelvinzhang 3y ago
Nice catch, I copy/pasted that from a previous project and forgot to remove - should be fixed now. TOS is pretty general and just there for legal reasons, tl;dr feel free to use as you see fit as long as it's not for anything ille
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by kelvinzhang 3y ago
We actually ran off of WeasyPrint at first but switched to Chromium due to emojis not rendering properly, poor flexbox support, no custom fonts, and other differences between the HTML you'd see in a browser vs. the generated PDF. Weasy
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Show HN: Htmldocs – Typeset and generate pdfs with HTML/CSS(htmldocs.com)
226 points by kelvinzhang 3y ago|89 comments
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by kelvinzhang 3y ago
We definitely need more ways to build quick web UIs for Python code. Looks sick!
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Minicraft – A browser-based Minecraft clone(minecraft.kelvinzhang.ca)
1 points by kelvinzhang 3y ago|0 comments
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by kelvinzhang 3y ago
Love the idea of an open source Retool. Excited to try it out
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by kelvinzhang 6y ago
Congrats on the launch! Super cool stuff
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by kelvinzhang 6y ago
Hey, I'm one of the engineers behind Dropbase. Currently all imported data needs to be structured, which means that the data needs to be formatted in either values, records, index, or column orientations (see https://panda
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by kelvinzhang 7y ago
Hi, the dots are currently generated on a per capita basis, although it not be as visible since we use a log scale. We're working on adding per capita tooltips though!
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by kelvinzhang 7y ago
Hey there! For the map to display properly your device needs to be in landscape mode; if you're using the site on a phone, please make sure "auto rotate device" is turned on and try again. Sorry about that :)
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Show HN: COVID Inc.(covidinc.io)
27 points by kelvinzhang 7y ago|9 comments