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by mynameyeff 2y ago
It is better to use several open-source projects that "do one thing well" instead of a single product that attempts to do everything well. If we can advance portable specs so different open source projects can interop... that woul
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by mynameyeff 2y ago
Yea I didn't realize that my launch day would fall flat without allowing users to create an account. Rest assured... this isn't vaporware/techbro software! Re: Cards. I just posted a tweet on our account showing how you can c
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by mynameyeff 2y ago
More peripheral aspects of the product & business. Our motivation: Using a mouse is the de facto device for the web, but it requires fine motor skills that feels incongruent for RSS readers. Why? RSS is primarily text-driven media, an
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by mynameyeff 2y ago
Ok gotcha. I'll keep that in mind... Thx!
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by mynameyeff 2y ago
Ah ok. Should I remove this post?
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by mynameyeff 2y ago
Thx! Yea I actually reached out to her last week, and I'm planning on installing her reporting tag after our launch day.
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I'm building a 100% keyboard-driven RSS reader(coretext.io)
2 points by mynameyeff 2y ago|10 comments
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by mynameyeff 2y ago
Hi there. I'm building a 100% keyboard-driven RSS reader. https://coretext.io With CoreText, you can do everything you'd typically expect from a RSS reader—but with a keyboard! Not just mundane stuff like scrolling &lt
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by mynameyeff 2y ago
gotcha... maybe the API was slow... i didn't get address suggestions when inputting y city's name
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by mynameyeff 2y ago
I put another trending HN article¹ into it... got "rotfl" 1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41545495
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by mynameyeff 2y ago
you should probably use some kind of API to help people input their city/country.
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by mynameyeff 2y ago
Very cool!
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by mynameyeff 2y ago
Looks like your server got the HN hug