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   by knubie 7y ago

   Hmm not sure I understand what you're describing. I think I may have seen something like that posted here on HN though.
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   by knubie 7y ago

   Thanks! I'm mulling over a web app version with cloud syncing for a small monthly fee. If you've got any suggestions, feel free to reach out: matt at mochi.cards
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   by knubie 7y ago

   Yep, ClojureScript.
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   by knubie 7y ago

   Initially I started building Mochi in response to Anki. Back then Anki was super powerful but I had a lot of trouble figuring out the UI and I got frustrated with how clunky the UX was. I wanted to make something a lot simpler and a little
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   by knubie 7y ago

   Hey, thanks for checking out the app! 1. No plans in the immediate future, but the app is written for Electron, and is usable in-browser today as a web app, so creating a mobile version of the web app version should be pretty straightforwar
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   by knubie 7y ago

   It's a bit complicated, but changes in the app are stored separately, and then applied to the stored db on app start-up. So the previous stored db is backed up before the new changes are applied. Hope that answers your question.
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   by knubie 7y ago

   It does support exporting in the form of .mochi files, which is basically just a zip file containing media from the deck and a plain text EDN for describing the data, which could be easily converted to JSON or CSV or whatever. The browser v
8. 338.▲
   by knubie 7y ago

   Thanks! I can build a linux version tonight, actually. I just haven't tested on linux yet.
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   by knubie 7y ago

   Hey, thanks for checking it out! Feel free to reach out to me directly if you have any questions, suggestions or bugs. matt at mochi.cards
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    Show HN: Mochi – Make notes with markdown, study them with spaced repetition(mochi.cards)

    91 points by knubie 7y ago|31 comments
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    by knubie 7y ago

    The whole point of the Active Record pattern is that domain objects double as DAOs. https://martinfowler.com/eaaCatalog/activeRecord.html
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    by knubie 7y ago

    FWIW I think the font choice is perfectly fine.
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    by knubie 8y ago

    The question I have is whether a government provided automatic filing would actually be cheaper (or more effective) than say, Turbotax. I see a couple of ways in which it might not be as favorable: 1. It costs more than $100 per tax payer p
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    by knubie 8y ago

    I think urbit uses something like this for it's address space.
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    by knubie 8y ago

    Mpv [0] has this as well (plus many more possibilities (including scripting/plugins)). [0]: https://mpv.io/manual/master/
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    by knubie 8y ago

    That sounds fantastic. Thanks for the info. Currently I'm using iced-vim, but I'll definitely have a look at Conjure when I have some time.
17. 347.▲
    by knubie 8y ago

    This tool looks really cool, but I've never heard of a prepl, what is it? How is it different from a repl?
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    by knubie 8y ago

    I recommend looking into Kitty. It is also GPU accelerated, and comes with its own programmable windowing + tiling system. With some configuring I was able to ditch tmux. https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/
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    by knubie 8y ago

    This looks really neat. I would love to download and play around with it.
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    by knubie 8y ago

    It's immutable in the sense that `<script src=" https://assets.myapp.com/apps/1.0.2/main.js">` will always load the same resource whenever the page is loaded (especially if it's cached ind
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    by knubie 8y ago

    > So, static assets are only immutable when they don't have anything environment specific. Oh, and static assets always don't have anything environment specific. If I understand correctly, the immutability of a particular asset
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    by knubie 8y ago

    Is it possible to use these functions on their own like 'map-values' without the traversal DSL?
23. 353.▲
    by knubie 8y ago

    Don’t be ridiculous, the barista is paid to recite ads. No different from a voice over actor.
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    by knubie 8y ago

    I first encountered this adage in the ad industry. "Your headline should never be a yes or no question, because people will always say 'no'".
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    by knubie 8y ago

    > What's to stop me from refusing to work with someone What's to stop me from refusing to work with someone of a different race or gender because I believe in some religion that says those other people aren't people and ar
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    by knubie 8y ago

    It isn't, really. Socialism just seems to be far more susceptible corruption than capitalism does, if historical data is anything to go by.
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    by knubie 9y ago

    Hanami[0] is a nice contrast to Rails, although not nearly as mature yet. [0] http://hanamirb.org/
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    by knubie 9y ago

    This looks really similar to tig (of which I'm a big fan and user). What are the main difference between these two tools?
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    by knubie 9y ago

    > If your favorite app is not there, you're shit out of luck and have to use the more expensive universal data plan. So, under net neutrality your only option would be the "more expensive universal data plan"?
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    by knubie 9y ago

    If the US were smart, they'd ban WeChat. An eye for an eye, eh?