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by ngc6677 3y ago
Google Input Tools seems offline, taken down? It used to be a practical tool, as well to select special characters and symbols from a list. Do you recommend any alternative for the web?
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by ngc6677 3y ago
beautiful project, congrats for bringing it up there with this quality.
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by ngc6677 3y ago
Somehow it could be possible to created a "trusted review" system, based on existing tools. See "Comments & reactions" on https://profiles.joblist.today/companies/ , where login is made with Gith
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by ngc6677 3y ago
Also having fun on this subject https://goog.space/ , trying to add webRTC and yjs, also archive.is for storing a link (and minification). Fun to see so many people are trying things out with URLs, client side web apps, enco
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by ngc6677 3y ago
Using matrix.org to post in public/private chat rooms is practical, and can chose any client to CRUD content, or subscribe to rooms (feeds). Element allows export of room contents (with attachments) to JSON or XML. https://l
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by ngc6677 3y ago
see my comment in this thread about https://github.com/internet4000/find (for a summary); (web-)apps can be encapsultated, from the URI you access them, and the code that is served by the loaded page. It could also run
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by ngc6677 3y ago
fun project! always love to see more unix cli in the browser. It is super nice with the local first approach, and I wonder what it would take to be able to `mount https://example.org ` from `test.com`, if both websites are runnin
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by ngc6677 3y ago
In this paradigm, the browser's URL Omnibox can also be used as CLI/repel/input. So each "URL or search" to a browser, can open an app that accepts commands and inputs, and allows outputs, through the interfaces, or
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by ngc6677 3y ago
Cool! Thanks for the answer fellas, will look into it!
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by ngc6677 3y ago
Maybe sadly true, the social network effect. But through distribution (packages etc.), that can be very untrue, and anyways people who really want to meaningfully contribute will find their ways (and probably understand the benefits of free
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by ngc6677 3y ago
Any API accessible easily from Javascript client side? The trend seems going towards web-browser local-first applications. So an application on the client side, once was loaded the site's domain delivering the code, can work offline wi
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by ngc6677 3y ago
Super cool breakdown, gg!
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by ngc6677 3y ago
Your point is fair. It feels it also underlies the importance of "continuous teaching and learning", global (or assigned) peer reviewing. At moments in time where discoveries like this one happen, one could hope that beyond "
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by ngc6677 3y ago
Well, as the animation is built with CSS, animating HTML elements, all of these, can be "clicked". Because HTML elements can have ":active" states, which are stylable with CSS, it is possible to bring the "artwork&q
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Show HN: WebRTC Without Signaling Server(sctlib.gitlab.io)
6 points by ngc6677 3y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Interactive CSS 3D Animation(ugrp.gitlab.io)
1 points by ngc6677 3y ago|2 comments
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by ngc6677 3y ago
Note: https://github.com/yjs/yjs for collaborative "document edition, and user cursors"; has WebRTC, web socket, matrix.org backend
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by ngc6677 3y ago
great idea! Can't wait you get funding for this project
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by ngc6677 3y ago
Wondering, if a function execution will be able to (a) be called from a URL, with inputs ` https://wikifunctions.org/to-base-64?input=my%20string ` (b) retrieve the output from the URL ` https://wikifunctions.org&#x
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by ngc6677 3y ago
This is great! Also following this approach, so much liberating not to have "all these dependencies", and having to learn them. Been writing vanilla css, html, js, (and sometimes using static site generators) to help split the log
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Show HN: The URL Space(goog.space)
2 points by ngc6677 3y ago|0 comments
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by ngc6677 3y ago
Interesting work with the representation of the Content through the URL, to allow the agent/actor to discover the information through different path. ↓ [...] - CSS(--variable=value) - DOM(attribute=value) - FORM(input[name].value) - UR
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by ngc6677 3y ago
Nice! Could also use 2 API calls to openAI. → browser record audio → send audio to openAI for audio to text transcription → send transcribed text for completion → display results → https://attention1.gitlab.io/ai-interface
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Find; URL and local first client side actions for the browser's Omnibox(github.com)
1 points by ngc6677 3y ago|1 comments
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by ngc6677 3y ago
Browser address-bar/omnibox enhancement, to "interpret and route" user queries.
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by ngc6677 3y ago
I reallly love web-components. They allow to encapsulate logic, and be re-used and composed with others. It starts feeling like unix in the browser, to me. Maybe a bit verbose, but here is an example https://jsfiddle.net/8kv
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by ngc6677 3y ago
what do you mean by CNAME chain? sounds interesting
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by ngc6677 3y ago
There is also client side configuration possible with https://github.com/internet4000/find
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Ask HN: 2023 Year of Linux on Phones?
8 points by ngc6677 4y ago|3 comments
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Show HN: A Git(hub) based alternative to Glassdoor(profiles.joblist.today)
2 points by ngc6677 4y ago|0 comments

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