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by panphora 1y ago
I'm building a self-modifying HTML runtime inspired by TiddlyWiki [0]. It lets you build "HTML apps" in a single file with plain CSS/JS. These apps are shareable and hostable, but you can also download and use them local
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by panphora 1y ago
It's in his profile
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by panphora 2y ago
You might find this optimal conversation path finder app of interest: https://x.com/eddybuild/status/1889908182501433669
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Show HN: dollar - jQuery but using real DOM APIs(github.com)
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by panphora 2y ago
An old YC blog platform Posthaven [0] does this. If you pay $5/month for 1 year, your posts will be archived forever. > If we can't charge your card, your site goes into read only mode. Even if something catastrophic happens, y
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by panphora 2y ago
Open source
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by panphora 2y ago
They're both great for small, highly-focused features. But when you have complex code or a very long module, yes, Claude 3.5 performs a lot better. ChatGPT is much more likely to miss small, but important details that can break the cod
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by panphora 2y ago
This is my dream to. It goes something like this: - Find any cool tool online, download it, use it locally. Your data is persisted to your own local machine and your own personal cloud. - Visit any website, download it as your own, modify i
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by panphora 2y ago
If you're planning to cancel, here's how to avoid the 50% cancellation fee: 1. Go to cancel your subscription. You will see a screen with the cancellation fee. Continue. 2. They will offer you a new plan to avoid the cancellation
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by panphora 2y ago
Get ready to steal another banana
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by panphora 3y ago
I was hopelessly confused about what Soupault actually does, so I took time to understand it piece by piece and summarize it here: 1. HTML Manipulation : Unlike most SSGs that primarily generate HTML from templates and markdown, Soupault a
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by panphora 3y ago
> Paper book will take a while longer. According to the author, Marijn Haverbeke. https://mastodon.social/@marijn/112020092273623390
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by panphora 3y ago
Yes, thank you! Zepto is great and it's nice it's jQuery compatible. I've used it before and liked it. However, I guess I was thinking something a bit more modern -- adding more advanced functionality than what jQuery has. Li
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by panphora 3y ago
I've always thought there should be a modern, lightweight jQuery alternative like this. Well done! I love the syntax and have been implementing something similar (although with inline events and more than just the standard array meth
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by panphora 3y ago
> Once the rate cuts occur, the bull market will return Rate cuts often signal an impending recession, not a bull market, as historical data shows. The Federal Funds Effective Rate chart illustrates how recessions (marked in gray) align
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by panphora 3y ago
https://hyperspace.so/ a collaborative online web space for creative coding the main feature is it saves the full html of the page on every change this means you can make full web apps with only front-end code
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by panphora 3y ago
So it's like a social network with every type of relationship imaginable built into a low level programming language? That's wildly cool. This and Val Town [0] feel like they were made for each other. If you added them together wi
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by panphora 4y ago
My thoughts after visiting the site, in order: 1. Cool, I didn't know that fact 2. This is a nice, simple site 3. Maybe I should make it my New Tab page... 4. Where are the other facts -- can I browse them somehow? I want to see how go
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by panphora 4y ago
When you noodle around in the market "to do what's right", you end up creating a new set of problems down the road when the expectation of getting bailed out becomes part of the market's future calculations. See: FED kee
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by panphora 4y ago
Exactly.
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by panphora 4y ago
There's some fun, intellectually stimulating discussion on Twitter/Fintwit. I mostly follow the anti-crypto/crypto-is-a-bubble space, but it overlaps with traditional finance a lot. Here's my custom list: https:/&#
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by panphora 4y ago
Lords of Finance - a nonfiction book by Liaquat Ahamed about events leading up to and culminating in the Great Depression as told through the personal histories of the heads of the Central Banks of the world's four major economies at t
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by panphora 4y ago
This assumes their reserves can be liquidated 1:1 in time of panic instead of taking a massive haircut Also, missing 5% of their reserves means the first 95% of withdrawals get 100% of their money and the last 5% get 0%... Hence the bankrun
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by panphora 4y ago
Wow, converting USDC to USD (fiat) on Coinbase is paused for the weekend, "while banks are closed" USDC is currently trading at .996 on CoinMarketCap (although some exchanges are reporting .98, .97, or even .95 -- although that&#x
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by panphora 4y ago
What about a simple blog?
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by panphora 4y ago
The home page is made with it :) No cool sites made by users yet though, the creator (me) is still the only user haha
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by panphora 4y ago
hyperspace https://hyperspace.so/ My 3rd attempt to reinvent the web platform around an open & easy-to-use core. The idea is simple: what if HTML was the source of truth for web applications? • Every app would be a fron
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by panphora 4y ago
It gives you the ability to market to developers and post on HN without actually making it easy to host the open source version
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by panphora 4y ago
Your team lacks a consistent and inspiring vision. That's it. When smart people have a challenging goal to reach for, they reach for it together. When they don't, they turn inward and muddle around in complexity for the sake of th
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by panphora 4y ago
I don't know which one OP uses, but I've heard great things about the NETGEAR Orbi Quad-Band WiFi 6E

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