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by levmiseri 1y ago
> Anyone is free to make a website with whatever content they want, they can invite people to it and grow your own community. This is very hard to do. But hey, I'll give it a try. Starting now a new community for AI-assisted coding:
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by levmiseri 1y ago
Thanks! This idea was brewing in our heads for a while. And some of the use cases Kraa supports and we wanted to use simply didn't exist.
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Hello! Kraa is a web-based markdown editor with some unique features and philosophy. It's aiming to be the writing app for 'everything' without trying to be a Jack of all trades. A digital paper that one can use for simple no
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Show HN: Kraa.io – Markdown writing app for everything(kraa.io)
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by levmiseri 1y ago
> It reminds me a bit of the skeuomorphic days, where we went to flat design overnight and thanked the designers goodbye This didn't happen. Even if you consider only the 'aesthetic' part of design and ignore function (imp
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What's new in Svelte, June 2025(svelte.dev)
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by levmiseri 1y ago
Lovely window into the history. Sometimes I wonder how I (or generally people of that time) would react to seeing the modern web. At least — the 'good' modern web and design. Awe? Confusion? Understanding that this is the future i
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by levmiseri 1y ago
Being competent in determining how design is going to be understood and used by users IS being competent at design. There is a massive amount of bad design out there — made by designers. There is a large amount of bad software implementatio
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by levmiseri 1y ago
Designers don't critize Comic Sans's usage when it's appropriate. It's when it's not. Like a funeral service's signage. Or a lawyer. And the massive amount of such objectively wrong usage in the wild is where y
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by levmiseri 1y ago
Kraa can't properly compete with Notion, yet. Not on the feature-set. That being said, if you value simpler interface that still has all the core editor features, give it a try! We are also not trying to be a Notion clone/alternat
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by levmiseri 1y ago
Here is a public leaf to showcase how chatting works with Kraa's unique 'writer' role: https://kraa.io/hackernews
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Show HN: Kraa.io – Markdown editor for notes, blogs, chats(kraa.io)
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by levmiseri 2y ago
WPM and other attempts at putting a one specific number/metric to point to is imo only mudding the waters. Better way to think about just how awfully slow natural language (on average) is as an interface is to think about interactions
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by levmiseri 2y ago
For something very similar — but with markdown, less features, and minimal UI — I made https://kvak.io
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by levmiseri 2y ago
To add to this. UX Myth — Icons enhance usability: https://uxmyths.com/post/715009009/myth-icons-enhance-usabil...
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New microsoft.design site(microsoft.design)
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Thanks! I plan to do a better pass over all cities with a new update to the site.
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by levmiseri 2y ago
I guess it's more that knowing only vanilla HTML/CSS/JS transfers really well to Svelte than the other way around.
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I can wholeheartedly recommend Svelte. As someone who can only do vanilla HTML/CSS/JS, it lets me build projects quickly and efficiently without having to learn something complex like React. Case in point this silly side project m
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by levmiseri 2y ago
Trying to expand on a quirky travel website populated by AI content. Working on adding countries, regions, areas (e.g. ski resorts), etc.: https://meoweler.com The quality of the generated content is surprisingly good, but there
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by levmiseri 3y ago
As someone used to doing everything with vanilla JS and having troubles with getting deep into any web frameworks (especially React), Svelte has been a godsend. I'm in love with the philosophy and approach and its natural combination o
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by levmiseri 3y ago
Designer News used to be an amazing community I used to visit almost as often as HN nowadays. Then https://twitter.com/awilkinson bought it. Dribbble is another such site that designers used to aggregate at, discuss, share
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by levmiseri 3y ago
The quality of the GPT4 content for travel is surprisingly good, although there are of course plenty of hallucinations and I've a new pass for the content set up that gets rid of the worst offenders. This is really just a learning expe
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by levmiseri 3y ago
Some use cases are still valid I hope. E.g. content generation on a massive scale. An example of that that I'm tinkering with: https://meoweler.com
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There is pixel-perfection and 'pixel-perfection'. One is a pointless fight against the nature of the medium while the other is love for the craft, sophistication, and actually giving a fuck that something isn't needlessly 2 p
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Apple Research – Benefits of Pickleball(apple.com)
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Imagica AI (no-code app creation) is in public beta(get.imagica.ai)
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Figma added OpenAI to a list of subprocessor companies(figma.com)
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by levmiseri 3y ago
Fair enough. Calling it 'good quality' might be a bit of a stretch, at least for now (the bigger cities are generated with GPT4 while the smaller ones are GPT3.5 – perhaps you got the 'bad batch'). I'm playing with

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