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by mishu2 6y ago
That's a very good (related) idea, I'll have to see how it can be integrated. I've been thinking a lot about what makes a prediction/promise testable. So far I've summarized my conclusions in the 'How it works&
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by mishu2 6y ago
Thank you! Also, there are no user accounts so all submissions/votes are anonymous, in case anyone wants to submit something they're interested in.
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by mishu2 6y ago
Thank you! I handle this at the moment by requiring manual approval before the content becomes visible on the website (I customized the Django Admin interface a bit), but should the number of quotes become unmanageable I'll start looki
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by mishu2 6y ago
I've launched a side project to let people track the outcome promises/predictions made by public figures and popular Twitter accounts, as I find unrealistic predictions and outright lies can be very damaging: https://on
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by mishu2 7y ago
Hehe, thank you for the warning. I chose the name because it is a BUG... reporting tool ;)
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by mishu2 7y ago
I think the main differences are that blatta is: - aimed more at bug reporting/user feedback, not chat/sales - easier to set up (open page > click button > copy/paste link), no signup step required - relatively lightwei
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by mishu2 7y ago
1. I hadn't considered that use case because I think of blatta as a very basic (and non-interactive) version of those tools, and so didn't think anyone would use them together. Maybe the bug reporting functionality could be comple
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by mishu2 7y ago
Author here. After developing several small side projects as a hobby, I've noticed that getting user feedback is a bit more complicated then I'd like. Talking to colleagues, I know I'm not the only one having this issue. So,
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Show HN: Blatta – User Feedback in Seconds(propup.net)
8 points by mishu2 7y ago|7 comments
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by mishu2 7y ago
I started using plain to do lists in org-mode, then tried using GTD (Getting Things Done), but ultimately ended up building a webapp which combines elements of both and which I can access from all my devices: https://soliloquy.cc
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by mishu2 7y ago
Thanks for the feedback, jrnl looks quite useful. I find the -from and -until arguments particularly interesting, I think I'll add support for that in the search field.
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by mishu2 7y ago
I'm seeing a small spike in traffic, but nothing serious at the moment. The website works for me -- could you please try again?
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by mishu2 7y ago
I put together a small web app to quickly take notes. The goal was to make it as painless as possible to just open the page and start writing. I've been using it for my needs but thought it might be useful for other people too. WebSock
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Show HN: Soliloquy – Note-taking for power users(soliloquy.cc)
23 points by mishu2 7y ago|5 comments
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by mishu2 7y ago
I've been happily using ad blockers for years, so every time I get to use someone else's computer I am reminded of what a horrible place the web has become. On the other hand, I'd like to support creators as well, so I'v
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by mishu2 7y ago
I'm seeing more and more articles about online ads popping up. I also use an ad blocker (unlock origin on mobile, umatrix on desktop) for all my browsing just to make it bearable. But I also see a lot of people saying they'd like
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by mishu2 7y ago
What about all the projects being posted lately (quid, Mozilla with scroll, brave Browser, etc)? I think the friction of getting started, both as creator and as contributor is still too high. I created a proof of concept site about this as
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by mishu2 7y ago
Author here. I grew tired of ads and started using an ad blocker a while ago. Looking at the comments on ad related posts here, I'm pretty sure I'm not alone. There are however a few sites I'd like to support, while not putti
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Show HN: Prop up – Support creators, get rid of ads(propup.net)
2 points by mishu2 7y ago|1 comments