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2y ago
Yeah, so far this behavior is inherited from Heynote. I've been thinking about making math an option within markdown. The type of the block is shown at the bottom, in the status bar.
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Show HN: Edna, note taking app for developers
(edna.arslexis.io)
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I'm confused because economically it doesn't add up. Shortages of labor should lead to higher wages. Supply and demand. So it would make sense to relax laws prohibiting working more than 40hrs in order to unleash additional econom
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The ruling was mostly not about board's competence but based on judge's opinion that during original vote the shareholders weren't properly informed about things. Given that re-approval happened at similar levels of sharehold
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It was re-approved by a shareholder vote, just like it was approved by a shareholder vote the first time. At the same time a move to Texas was approved by shareholder vote, but it had nothing to do with approval of pay package. Plus, moving
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This is not the news that informs. I can't tell from the article if they count Tesla's Berlin factory as "German assembly line". If not, the article should say that. If yes, to say that "Germany’s automakers manufac
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Counterpoint: this kind of fiddling is what makes C++ unpleasant and unproductive language. You spend so much time finding solutions to problems that don't exist in other languages and contribute nothing to actually shipping the softwa
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2y ago
I like the UI optimized for power users (keyboard shortcuts). But good lord, it's 130 MB of dlls on Windows. A much svelter alternative (on Windows) is CactusViewer ( https://github.com/Wassimulator/CactusViewer ),
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2y ago
Your body starts producing ketons when you stop eating. Typically it starts 12 to 24 hrs. It'll start faster if you don't eat carbs / sugar and instead use protein because the body start producing ketons when it runs out of g
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It's not nonsense and you're not addressing the main point: overuse. A glass of wine is harmless. A bottle of hard spirit will poison and potentially kill you. Your body can nullify small amounts of alcohol. But if you drink more
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I like the speed and compactness of the UI. Hopefully constructive feedback. 1. That message about upcoming feature obscures the code and is actually a big div taking the whole right side, from top to bottom, which blocks events like scroll
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In case you're not just riffing: no, it's not statically linked. The WebViewLoader.dll is embedded in the source code and then loaded into memory as if it was loaded via LoadLibrary() or by Windows .exe loader which loads referenc
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I actually worked with George and he is about the nicest person there is. This is not sarcasm or double speak. He really was a great guy to work with. Now he's spending his free time working almost daily on free, open source gift that
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Yes, Codemirror. What I know about Codemirror I mostly learned by reading other people's code so I suggest that. Specifically code of silverbullet: https://github.com/silverbulletmd/silverbullet/tree/main
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To save on disk you must use Chrome or Edge because only they support necessary APIs. Initial note storage is in localStorage. To switch to disk: right-click for context menu, `Notes storage` / `Move notes from browser to directory`. T
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Probably not to Edna. It's focused on being fast and lightweight. I've been thinking about more featureful markdown note taker that would support images and more. I've started on such a thing but stalled. It's way more w
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2y ago
Yeah, I loved the simplicity and speed of Heynote and math mode. I wanted multiple notes and I didn't get why it was made as a desktop app first given that all functionality to implement it is available in a browser (well, Chrome). So
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2y ago
Not at the moment. I was thinking about making math more like a mode i.e. make it available in every block type, as opposed to it's own block type. Then it would be active in plain text, markdown and even code blocks. As to data fetchi
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Edna is a fork of Heynote with a bunch of changes. Mostly it supports multiple notes and it's a web app, not a desktop app. I could build a desktop app but it would not offer almost any advantages given that Edna can also save notes on
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Chrome implements APIs that allow accessing files on the disk. So Edna either stores notes in localStorage or in a directory of your choosing on disk. In Edna you can right-click for context menu to switch between localStorage and disk. If
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I've built a web-based tool for myself that has similar philosophy: https://edna.arslexis.io/ It does support multiple pages but you can use just one. It has a nifty feature in that you can divide the single file into
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Google was never trying to write PDF reader from scratch so they never "gave up". They just bought foxit code to save years of development when they wanted to ship PDF reader in Chrome. Your comment about "the only viewer tha
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Dart "lost" because it was a completely different language than JavaScript, with completely different , much smaller ecosystem of libraries and thus huge switching costs. TypeScript, being a type system over JavaScript, re-uses Ja
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Imagine you have a house and you go to 5 different banks and take 5 different mortgages. One mortgage is safe for the banks because they can take back the house. Low risk means low rates. If you could take 5 mortgages, that would be very ri
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So you go from "does not seem well rounded" to "therefore is essential"? Here's some facts. There are nine essential amino acids that our body needs to function properly and cannot produce by itself from something e
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This is shocking misinformation. > Meat is considered a complete protein source, meaning it contains all nine essential amino acids that your body cannot produce on its own Do carbs? > Carbohydrates primarily provide energy for your b
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That was in the context of hostile nations, like Russia or Iran or Cuba, where Starlink has no chance of being allowed. Everywhere else it makes much more sense to get permission to operate (vs. trying some pirate operation where Starlink i
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They are not destroying superchargers. They are still there and even if they don't add a single new one for the next 5 years, it'll still be the largest and the best supercharging network in US. No need to be so melodramatic about
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I wrote about how I keep build times sane in SumatraPDF at https://blog.kowalczyk.info/article/96a4706ec8e44bc4b0bafda2... The idea is the same: reduce the duplicate parsing of .h files. I don't use any tools, jus
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Might as well plug my adjacent tool: https://tools.arslexis.io/gisteditor/ It's a better interface for editing / creating GitHub gists. Login with GitHub, get a list of gists, get a full blown CodeMirror-base
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