petemilly

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   Ask HN: Best AI Gateway?

   2 points by petemilly 3mo ago|3 comments
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   by petemilly 3mo ago

   I'd say mainly it's nice seeing your data in the new blob sidebar panel next to sqlite data and the code that uses both. But also from the blog post: > Scope blob storage is isolated by val, rather than by account. This simplif
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   by petemilly 5mo ago

   Thanks! And btw I didn't perceive your comment as negative! More a helpful confirmation of what we've been thinking: "yeah, we have a messaging/positioning problem"
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   by petemilly 5mo ago

   This comment thread was a nudge to push out a quick experimental change to the val.town landing page, so thank you. Very open to feedback on that messaging if anyone has any. Most customers these days ask about using val town with claude co
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   by petemilly 5mo ago

   Hey, I work at Val Town, and we definitely struggle to describe what it is because the platform is so broad, but I'll try: a javascript code editor in the browser that auto-deploys that code to our servers whenever you edit a file. You
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   by petemilly 8mo ago

   > You can change which resolver you use in your network settings. I switched to 1.1.1.1 on my machines - it's noticeably faster than my ISP's default resolver. Noticeably faster as in just loading a website? Or in some script w
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   Show HN: TLD Wiki and Explorer(dotcom.press)

   1 points by petemilly 1y ago|0 comments
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   How to find a domain for your startup(petemillspaugh.com)

   3 points by petemilly 1y ago|1 comments
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   by petemilly 1y ago

   This is a first draft blog post version of a talk I'm giving at a startup conference next week. I am looking for feedback. Please comment here or reply on the blog itself if I got something wrong or you have something to add. Personal
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    The browsercompany just signed a merger agreement to be acquired(twitter.com)

    2 points by petemilly 1y ago|2 comments
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    by petemilly 1y ago

    https://blogroll.org is a neat project that curates personal blogs. One of the curators (Manu) also has a weekly blogger interview series that I enjoy: https://peopleandblogs.com
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    Google banned me from Google Voice(dannyguo.com)

    248 points by petemilly 2y ago|145 comments
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    Think Small(petemillspaugh.com)

    1 points by petemilly 3y ago|0 comments
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    Choosing to Remember with Anki(petemillspaugh.com)

    4 points by petemilly 3y ago|0 comments
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    My next, next, next job(petemillspaugh.com)

    1 points by petemilly 3y ago|0 comments
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    by petemilly 3y ago

    Great! Thanks for following up. And yep, the browser date picker ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/in... ) is a major time saver. This project uses the native color picker, t
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    by petemilly 3y ago

    Oh nice, I hadn't heard of Bliss.js, but the creator ( https://lea.verou.me/ ) is great.
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    by petemilly 3y ago

    Oh cool, I didn't know about field-sizing. Thanks. And yeah, this definitely set off my alarm bells like "maybe I shouldn't be using React here." I guess the initial goal was just getting something that works out there u
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    by petemilly 3y ago

    I was thinking about this, too. Allowing setting a date of death felt pretty morbid...
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    by petemilly 3y ago

    Thanks. And yeah, I was talking to my roommate about enabling edits in the future. I guess the spirit of the site is letting each person do with it what they wish, so I suppose I should open up future dates for edits.
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    by petemilly 3y ago

    Thanks for pointing this out (all comments in this subthread). I just updated the date picker to only re-render the grid of weeks when the input is unfocused (onblur) and avoid the unnecessary intermediate updates. Still more work for me to
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    by petemilly 3y ago

    Feel free to fork the repo and run locally! https://github.com/pmillspaugh/weeksofyourlife Maybe I could add an export feature that downloads the data in a .csv or something. The URL storage is definitely a bit wonky,
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    by petemilly 3y ago

    Thanks for pointing this out. I just updated it to only re-render the grid of weeks when the date input is unfocused (onblur) rather than unnecessarily updating the grid while you're still entering the date.
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    by petemilly 3y ago

    Ah, sorry about that. It is the native date picker as n8cpdx pointed out. I just pushed an update to only update the grid of weeks once the date picker is unfocused (onblur event) rather than recomputing unnecessarily on every change event.
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    Show HN: Weeks of Your Life(weeksofyour.life)

    145 points by petemilly 3y ago|83 comments
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    by petemilly 3y ago

    Thanks, and go for it! I'd be interested to see your remix if you end up getting to a landscape/place footer
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    by petemilly 3y ago

    Thanks for pointing this out. I updated it to allow drag/pull on mobile (prevent the pull-to-refresh with CSS `overscroll-behavior: none` on touch events).
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    by petemilly 3y ago

    Setting a cookie is a good idea—I honestly just didn't think of it. I created a todo for myself to explore that whenever I can get around to it.
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    by petemilly 3y ago

    Thanks! @josephwegner suggested above defaulting to dark, which I did for now.
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    by petemilly 3y ago

    Thanks, and yeah I was on the fence about #1 (I also like to auto-toggle at night sometimes). My hesitation is that some people might just like one theme better on my website and don't want it to keep resetting based on OS preference.