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by notamy 6y ago
In the iPad space, Procreate[0] is really good! [0] https://procreate.art/
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by notamy 6y ago
Started building my own tool for TTRPG/worldbuilding/... note-taking, partly from wanting to do it, but mostly because solutions like "Google Docs" didn't scale well...
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by notamy 6y ago
I was having a lot of the same thoughts lately! Back in 2012-2015 I was SUPER active on some forums, but I visit them nowadays and they're just... dead. It makes me really sad because I don't know of any other alternatives; Reddit
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by notamy 6y ago
Yes! That's definitely older. Thanks for finding it :)
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by notamy 6y ago
> first illustration This seems to be the original (or as close to it as I could find with a really quick search): https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/92er50/next_g...
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by notamy 6y ago
> I would recommend that to anyone who loves writing. There's nobody to tell you it's too short, or it's too long, or this section is not detailed enough, or this one is boringly full of details. If you write only for your
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by notamy 7y ago
That pricing page REALLY bothers me in that it's "starts out free" -> "contact us for details" and no other details :<
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by notamy 7y ago
code-server perhaps? https://github.com/cdr/code-server
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by notamy 7y ago
I would imagine this to be due to the overhead of then having to track where EVERY variant of a JITted function can then be called from, when to deoptimize, etc.
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by notamy 7y ago
Hi HN :) This has been a little side project of mine for a while, born out of an idea discussed with a friend of mine ~2 years ago. It's mainly made to solve my own wants / needs around message-sending without trying to hack them
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Show HN: Singyeong, a metadata-oriented message bus(github.com)
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by notamy 7y ago
But why? Genuinely curious, is there a real reason why this might be done?
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by notamy 7y ago
> How and how well do you keep track of your mental health, particularly for those with a history of mental health issues I do some good old-fashioned journaling by hand. There's never been software for this sort of thing that I lik
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by notamy 7y ago
In tech: Diving deeper into Elixir and Rust. Outside of tech: Korean! I find it absolutely fascinating to learn.
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by notamy 7y ago
> Discord deliberately offers (and this project uses) an API for posting from non-bot accounts, which implies that there are at least some legitimate use cases for using it. The official client uses the exact same API as bot accounts,
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by notamy 7y ago
> I've never understood these tech company's intolerance to 3rd party clients, which are almost always niche or used by the ad-blocker using tech savvy subset of their userbase. In the case of Discord specifically, iirc there h
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by notamy 7y ago
Do note that this is very much against the Discord TOS; the README does say "WARNING: Self-bots are discouraged and against Discords TOS.", but for clarity, anything considered "user account automation" is disallowed, in
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by notamy 7y ago
I can't speak to the accuracy of this, but a quick Google search suggested [0] which linked to [1], which says: > What is notable is that next to the “Anonymous” user label on some of the posts is a “(You)” marking: > As it turns
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by notamy 7y ago
> Also a small thing, but the new desktop Twitter now has obfuscated CSS classes for everything. The names change frequently too, maybe at every deploy? I would be a little surprised if this wasn't just caused by using a library lik
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by notamy 7y ago
Perhaps a bit off-topic, but I'm curious: is there anything like this for Linux <-> iOS?
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by notamy 7y ago
Maintaining some marginally-novel open-source projects, and looking for a new side-project idea. I burned out and ended up shutting down my previous side-project the other day; just taking a break before starting up a new one.
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by notamy 7y ago
Gosh, now I feel special for making it in "only" 3:10... :P
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by notamy 7y ago
Sadly it seems like all work on it has been stopped and they recommend using Elixir instead.
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by notamy 7y ago
> A lot of people ask me how I’m able to “read the notes that fast”. The answer is always that you build an intuition about what patterns follow certain patterns, and that you never read each note individually. osu! - and most rhythm gam
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by notamy 8y ago
Because Phoenix is the web framework for Elixir. It's easier to just use phx instead of rolling your own solution around Plug / Cowboy.
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by notamy 8y ago
Even more so since my Google Keep reminders would show up in Inbox! Gmail doesn't do this afaik and it's frustrating.
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by notamy 8y ago
I would think it's a measure of "user engagement" in a way - how many users care to actually click to read more vs. just skim the first little bit and click away.
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by notamy 8y ago
> the hierarchy under /usr/local has the same structure as that under /usr So I can have /usr/local/local/local/local...? :)
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by notamy 8y ago
Because maybe I can report it once to the company and make X amount of money, but if the black market price is X / 2, I can potentially sell it many times and make significantly more than X.
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by notamy 8y ago
Not only messages - EVERYTHING in Discord is identified by a snowflake - messages, users, channels, guilds (servers), bots/applications, ...

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