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by kushan2020 6y ago
Hey thanks for checking it out! Really appreciate it. I think I need a way to figure out different file names and characters allowed. On your second point, I think the browser controls that part and prevents granting access to things it dee
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by kushan2020 6y ago
bangle.io uses the File System Access API to read and write from the users disk ( https://web.dev/file-system-access/ ) and weirdly Firefox devs find this proposal dangerous. If only we all can convince them it’s not
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by kushan2020 6y ago
Currently it only supports markdown, but I want to build this as a note taking app. I have spent most time in making it flexible to allow for plugins , I guess in near future I will write a plug-in for other note file formats. Do you have a
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by kushan2020 6y ago
Hey folks I have been working on this app for the past 2 years now and I am nowhere done. I thought of just posting it online to see if it sparks any interest. The overall goals of this project are: Your data is yours: Bangle is a fully cli
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A WYSIWG Markdown web app that lets you edit your locally saved files(bangle.io)
18 points by kushan2020 6y ago|10 comments
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by kushan2020 6y ago
Great comparison writeup! However, I do feel some of the points made are weak and seem to be rushing to conclusion. In the React hook worker code you do not really need to use the `ref` and you can do something like: ``` function useWorker(
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by kushan2020 6y ago
I have been following remirror since the start and also started working on bangle.dev at the same time. bangle.dev aims to add little API overhead on top of Prosemirror (PM) whereas Remirror tries really hard to hide the PM API and attempts
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by kushan2020 6y ago
I tried to use slateJS initially, but I found the project to be slow (it was using ImmutableJS back then) and even though it claims it can support collaboration, it doesn't actually support it which is a deal breaker for me.
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by kushan2020 6y ago
> Tangentially, a cool thing would be to unite ProseMirror with Automerge. That’d enable some killer collaborative editors. Prosemirror already has collaboration baked into it and I have a very rough initial version of it working (see h
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by kushan2020 6y ago
Yes, I have plans to add an editor code block component soon.
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by kushan2020 6y ago
You should be able to implement something like this using, see Prosemirror's example https://prosemirror.net/examples/lint/
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by kushan2020 6y ago
Hey thats a great feedback, I am planning to address this in the coming weeks. For anyone reading this, the gist is that it complements Prosemirror by providing pre-cooked components that you can use in your project. If you need more advanc
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Show HN: Bangle.dev – Collection of tools for building rich text editors(github.com)
95 points by kushan2020 6y ago|26 comments
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by kushan2020 6y ago
There are things which Apple Macs excel at, and no other laptop even comes close. This is not me speaking in thin air, you can yourself notice that majority of developers and creative professionals own Macs.
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by kushan2020 6y ago
Thats how flat earth became a thing.
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by kushan2020 6y ago
I would be interested in knowing if I can play Civ VI on a Retina display with this thing.
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by kushan2020 6y ago
How is comparing an internal GPU with a dedicated external 3090 RTX GPU fair ?
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by kushan2020 6y ago
Probably M1Z, like the iPad Pro.
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by kushan2020 6y ago
> This is roughly comparable to the weight divisions in boxing. The divisions exist because it is unfair to let a lightweight boxer fight a heavyweight fighter. In your example if the son of a lightweight boxer happens to be a heavy weig
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by kushan2020 6y ago
I have been using apple most of my life. I considered waiting for iPad this year, but apple decided to reuse am2 year old processor, so I back in the market to experiment. I am hoping this will deliver what it promises.
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Ask HN: What do you do online?
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Ask HN: What is your cooking strategy for a quick healthy meal?
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by kushan2020 7y ago
You need to spread your cheeks to get it to work properly.
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Ask HN: Is this the first time world is experiencing something together?
2 points by kushan2020 7y ago|3 comments
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by kushan2020 7y ago
You are unnecessarily wrapping it into Maybe. Promise.then/.catch is essentially what you want.
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by kushan2020 7y ago
I have also been doing it this way, until someone told me that you can show your face to phone first and then put it next to the reader. Try it next time, I hope it will save you some seconds.
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by kushan2020 7y ago
It is funny how you assume Apple is first party and it gets to decide who is trustworthy or not. It might be better at privacy when compared to other companies, but a for profit company can never be fair or even correct when making such dec
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Show HN: Idly-Gl When OpenStreetMap Met Mapbox-GL(github.com)
6 points by kushan2020 8y ago|1 comments
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WeakMap: The JavaScript Underdog(medium.com)
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9 promising promise tips for JavaScript(medium.com)
6 points by kushan2020 9y ago|0 comments

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