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Build Anything With the Interrogation Method
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9mo ago
The Matter With Things by Iain McGilchrist Completely rewired how I view language, consciousness, and matter. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Matter_with_Things
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Prompt-coding without suffering
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Show HN: Inflammation – Intelligent Voice to Code for Cursor and VSCode
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1y ago
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1y ago
Viberunner is another stab at this idea: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44236729
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1y ago
I made an app that lets you build one-off desktop utilities: https://viberunner.me https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44236729 Ultimately I think it’s too open ended. Users got overwhelmed with a chat interfac
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Show HN: Viberunner – build personal desktop apps in seconds
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The issue with color on X
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Invisible Asymptotes (2018)
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4y ago
Is this the first time we can say “iPhone has had this feature for years”? :) It’s quite excellent btw. Almost magical. There is a “Studio Lighting” preset that truly does give you a studio lighting like aura, and lights up the foreground w
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Here was my reply, but of course a nuanced refutation doesn't get as much attention as an agitative tirade :) There's definitely truth to the fact that our self-hosted setup requires a lot of Docker containers and thus resources,
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For me, it’s for the love of the game. I like being productive and being challenged more than I like being indolent. I imagine pro athletes might feel the same way. You have to enjoy playing the game for its own sake. The joy of a champions
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4y ago
It is largely unsolvable if you rely fully on the server. I describe here how we handle this at Standard Notes where the client can reject weak parameters from the server: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34506062
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4y ago
The way we solve server-side iterations with Standard Notes (which uses Argon2 and not PBKDF2) is to tie the derivation parameters (iterations, bytes, etc) to a hard-coded protocol version number. Accounts which register today for example h
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Self-Hosting Standard Notes on a Synology NAS
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The Violence of Unsolvable Problems
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You only have one brain
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4y ago
There's no reason it has to hurt UX in theory. The difficulty is just in spending a lot of extra time perfecting the animations and interactions, which is 100% doable. We just released navigation present and dismiss animations a few we
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Eh, these are easy fixes. We're making progress daily on making it feel more "native" (i.e recently added present/dismiss animations). Try the demo[0] in your mobile browser, should feel pretty smooth. We've tested
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> There will be a move away from React Native back towards WebView based toolkits such as Capacitor and Tauri (I think Tauri will win over Electron in the long run), as people realise that a web view is just as performant. Complimented b
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The ascendant monopolies of today aspire to encompass all of existence
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Avoiding web app duplication with React Native
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No, React Native is not the future
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4y ago
Well said.
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4y ago
I would say not a waste, but not as effective past a certain scale when applied to company building, as compared to a network of intelligence. Of course my tone in my blog is more anecdotal/story-telling/journalesque, so if I’ve p
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Intelligence is in the network
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4y ago
File backups need to be done in real time, otherwise backing up gigabytes of data on demand would be infeasible. We recently released this feature for Standard Notes[0]. Files you upload to your account from any device are automatically enc
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Is iPhone private? Apple says it is. Yet Apple also has the keys to user iCloud data. I agree that with proper metaphor the distinction becomes very clear, but in the open I’m not so sure if this distinction is well-defined, well-used, or w
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Hmm, I wonder if swapping "private" for "secure" would change the framing. Would an application touting "secure" in their tagline, but offering an insecure plugin architecture, be disjointed? I ask because the
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On the security of plugins
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