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by lukevp 6y ago
I completely agree. Note apps are focused on categorization when 90% of note taking is creation, not retrieval. I have a new app that’s focused on creating notes as quickly as possible, working offline, and syncing to all your devices (web
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by lukevp 6y ago
This is really interesting. I use vs code on Windows on a 144 hz gaming monitor with an nvidia gpu and gsync, and it “feels” like it has the lowest input latency of any editor I use (out of notepad, notepad++, and Visual Studio). I’m curio
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by lukevp 6y ago
I can’t remember a time I ever line dried laundry outside. How significant is this smell, is it worth changing my laundry drying habits just to reproduce it?
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by lukevp 6y ago
What about 1000 submissions a month for a cheap plan vs unlimited for business/pro? Most businesses would insta buy the top tier to avoid any potential of not accepting a submission even if they never got close.
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by lukevp 6y ago
I'm confused about this - I don't use OSX for anything other than Logic, but there's a Docker desktop app for OSX [0] so I assumed it could run docker containers? Is that not true? [0]: https://hub.docker.com&#x2F
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by lukevp 6y ago
Could you clarify what you mean by slowly? The execution speed of the VM? Or the speed at which they're adopting execution on top of Hyper-V? I haven't noticed any performance issues with Hyper-V (when Hyper-V is enabled, even the
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by lukevp 6y ago
Assuming you have middleware that validates your JWT and sets claims on some type of user principal in memory before processing the rest of the api, why not just create the restricted claim in the middleware if there is no auth bearer in th
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by lukevp 6y ago
You are almost 3500 commits in to this project already, with no other contributors? The dedication to this is incredible. It sounds super compelling and I wish you luck! I hope you get more recognition to encourage you to continue. These ne
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by lukevp 6y ago
Would love to get your opinion as I'm building a competing product to ServerPilot in this space. Is the $5 too expensive for the service? or is it just too expensive because the billing increases as you have more servers under managem
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by lukevp 6y ago
I agree! WASM is very interesting. Blazor is an exciting example of an application of Web Assembly - it's starting out as .net in the browser, but you can imagine a lightweight wasm version of the .net runtime could be used in a lot of
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by lukevp 6y ago
Have you given it a try yet? I LOVE TypeScript and think the concept is really cool, but the compatibility story for NPM packages needs to be fleshed out somehow. Otherwise I fear it will fall into the same fate as Python 2 to 3.
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by lukevp 6y ago
Google doesn’t have a monopoly on OSes though, which is what GP stated and seems like a reference to MS to me.
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by lukevp 6y ago
Is that not possible under this license, to upstream a change? It sounds like you can’t put the change into production without it first being accepted, but not that you couldn’t contribute in other ways. I get the spirit of your argument. H
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by lukevp 6y ago
Is this really an issue in practice? For libraries (react, jquery) that can’t be used on their own as a product, a lot are adopting MIT. For a “service” - mongodb, redis, rabbitmq, Kafka, Postgres, etc. I have never run into an issue where
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by lukevp 6y ago
I had a similar thought and then realized that this describes Apple News Plus. It’s one place you can pay for articles and I assume there are licensing or per-article agreements just like a streaming service would have. Granted this is more
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by lukevp 6y ago
Your units are wrong. Monitor brightness is measured in square meters not square centimeters. A square centimeter is 10,000 times smaller than a square meter.
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by lukevp 6y ago
Indeed shows assembler salary at Toyota San Antonio at $12.89 https://www.indeed.com/cmp/Toyota/salaries/assembler/San-Ant...
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by lukevp 6y ago
$20/hr for blue collar work in a lot of Texas is very high. For example, Amazon was paying $12/hr in the San Marcos facility until they raised wages recently, and that was considered decent pay. $8-10/hr is pretty common for
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by lukevp 6y ago
Why wouldn’t they just buy the data under the table if they wanted this info instead of publicly acquiring the company? Would be less likely to cause immediate move off the service by competitors and would be cheaper?
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by lukevp 6y ago
Congrats on the weight loss! I too had the same thought, my wife and I have been weight lifting and rowing every other day for the past 2 months now. We have gotten in much better shape than we were before, and it relaxes us too.
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by lukevp 6y ago
I’m still quarantined, working from home. I have been working on a new note taking app, with real time sync, web access, apps on all major platforms (Android, iOS, Windows, OS X and Linux), offline support, and a new take on organization an
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by lukevp 6y ago
What's your take on the way Web Assembly approaches trust of dependencies? https://hacks.mozilla.org/2019/11/announcing-the-bytecode-al...
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by lukevp 6y ago
Hey, as someone from a cheap Texas suburb... why did we get singled out for this example specifically?
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by lukevp 6y ago
Appreciate the reply and the additional explanation, best of luck!
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by lukevp 6y ago
First for me too. I like the idea of a time limited conversion to Apache. Companies w easily AWS’d apps need some leverage and having older versions being the only open source ones makes sense. I would prefer a non commercial source availab
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by lukevp 6y ago
Adam, Intelligent autocomplete is great. Big fan of it. However, Microsoft has already built this out in VS and VS Code as IntelliCode, and it supports Python, Typescript, JS, and Java. VS Code is the most used JS editor by far and has firs
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by lukevp 6y ago
If you look at the history of consoles, many are sold at very thin margins, or even at a loss, not even including R&D, distribution, etc. just purely from a component cost standpoint. They recoup these costs using revenue from the game
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by lukevp 6y ago
My app is structured in a way that self-hosting would be easy to add in the future, as well as programmatic access. Large file support will be included after the alpha period, it will be billed by usage tiers in the cloud version but I cou
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by lukevp 6y ago
I agree. A note taking app should be high performance and low friction for entering notes, this is one of the key uses of this type of app. If you are walking down a hallway with a coworker and they mention something you'd like to tak
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by lukevp 6y ago
I’ve been using Roam some, and it feels mostly like a personal wiki with markdown, and the pages generate automatically based on the notes entered. I like the functionality, but it’s not optimized for the way I take notes or think about mos

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