purple-leafy

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by purple-leafy 3y ago
Increasingly less. I’m giving away my tv tomorrow lol. I realise YouTube is just as bad with its influencers
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by purple-leafy 3y ago
Additionally I’d go even harder on the visual aspect and completely drop the textbox input. Let the user click on the nautilus blocks and add tasks directly. Click -> open dialog -> user writes task and chooses duration -> save
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by purple-leafy 3y ago
Interesting tool. I’ll be honest it was very confusing at first, but I think I get it. I’d work really hard on simplifying the instructions into a few Bulletpoints only , maybe even iterating on the idea. In my opinion you literally have ab
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by purple-leafy 3y ago
Why not just get rid of social media? That’s what I did. Well, I have a hackernews account but that’s it
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by purple-leafy 3y ago
I haven’t used it but I think I was put off by the fact that updating your manifest restarts the browser My custom workflow handles everything for me, I never need to restart the browser of anything like that
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by purple-leafy 3y ago
I think I should but it’s currently a private repo, here’s the current Vite plug-in: https://www.npmjs.com/package/vite-plugin-extension-reloader The extension is of the same name
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by purple-leafy 3y ago
Chrome extension build steps. Because the chrome manifest requires an actual file, you can’t rely on a dev server and hot module reloading. So I’ve hacked vites build command and watch command to constantly recompile chrome extension code a
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by purple-leafy 3y ago
Their goals are to self insert themselves and how oh so hard they have it. Remember anything you experience, there will always be some wanker trying to one up you or dismiss you
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by purple-leafy 3y ago
You are the worst kind of person when it comes to mental health. Pretty insufferable “as a doctor, it’s harder!”
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by purple-leafy 3y ago
I honestly haven’t tried mobile yet. But have tried pc to pc and that worked
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by purple-leafy 3y ago
So the js file in the repo, you would make a new bookmark and paste the JavaScript as the url :) But be sure it’s safe before doing so with random internet code
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by purple-leafy 3y ago
Just built it to prove that it can be done, but have a few other ideas that leverage the clients browser. I’d love to spin it into a sec hosting JavaScript REPL and snippet manager too
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by purple-leafy 3y ago
Yeah I was sniffing my own farts a bit when I made it :P fun little project
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by purple-leafy 3y ago
What’s your app friend?
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by purple-leafy 3y ago
Next step: a self hosting JavaScript REPL + snippet manager for common web page userscripts
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Show HN: A url only notepad that hosts itself(github.com)
46 points by purple-leafy 3y ago|15 comments
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by purple-leafy 3y ago
Here’s a link to it to try yourself :) https://github.com/con-dog/serverless-architecture I should Have added more context. As you write in the notebook/notepad, it updates a visual link at the bottom of the note.
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by purple-leafy 3y ago
Not for work but for fun. I made a notebook that could be saved as a bookmark. So when you run the bookmark it would reopen the notebook where you left off. The bookmark was basically a JavaScript executable that saved data to itself and pr
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by purple-leafy 3y ago
Yeah you are right, my current project I’m building the landing page first with a minimal demo to collect emails before a full build
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by purple-leafy 3y ago
I’m in the same boat as the OP, I’ve launched 3 projects in 2023. I spent 10 months on the first project. It was a very clever project, complicated to explain, hard to build, and ultimately did crap. It scratched my own itch - or so I thoug