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Show HN: Fiction Hub – the best place to publish and discover awesome fiction(fictionhub.io)
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Show HN: Fiction Hub – the best place to publish and discover awesome fiction(fictionhub.io)
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by rayalez 9y ago
What do you think is going to happen to Tumblr? Tumblr has a massive audience, but some of the worst tech among the social media, and now it seems like it might get abandoned completely. So people will eventually migrate to something else,
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by rayalez 9y ago
Figure out(decide) what you want to create, and then develop enough skill to be able to do that. Some epiphanies I have encountered on my path: - Terminal value - do things you want to do for the sake of themselves. Not to achieve some purp
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How to Invent the Future – Alan Kay, Startup School(youtube.com)
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by rayalez 9y ago
I'm building an app I'd love to open source, but can't because that would make it's development unsustainable. I've been thinking that I could open a patreon account, and then open source the code after I reach $5k&
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by rayalez 9y ago
Gingkoapp is general(academic papers, gtd, etc), Nulis is focused on fiction writing. I write stories and screenplays, and while gingko is awesome, I need many features it doesn't have(editing all the cards at once like a big text docu
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Ask HN: How to decide on the pricing model for SaaS?
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by rayalez 9y ago
Oh, this is really cool! I love the vim shortcuts, but it would be really cool to be able to customize this. Or at least allow to use Ctrl+Key, without the modes, that would really make it easier for non-vim users to adopt. I'm actuall
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The rise and rise of Mastodon – April post-mortem(medium.com)
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Show HN: Node/React/Redux blog that I've made. Dockerized, Isomorphic, has Auth(github.com)
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Show HN: Open source Node/React/Redux blog that I've made(github.com)
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by rayalez 9y ago
This book is great. First few chapters outline the general framework and give you the overview of strategies("traction channels"), and the remaining chapters just explore each strategy in more detail. Definitely worth buying even
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lesswrong.io – Mastodon instance for Rationalist community(lesswrong.io)
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by rayalez 10y ago
Wasn't it always possible with friending and https://www.reddit.com/r/friends/ ? If you're in on the trial, can you share a screenshot?
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Deploying Mastodon on Digital Ocean(digitalmind.io)
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Deploying Mastodon on Digital Ocean(digitalmind.io)
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Hacker News Mastodon bot – automatically posting stories with 100+ points(github.com)
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Hacker Tribe – A Mastodon Server for Hacker News(hackertribe.io)
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Hacker Tribe – A Mastodon Instance for Hacker News(hackertribe.io)
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Hacker Tribe – a Mastodon instance for Hacker News(hackertribe.io)
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by rayalez 10y ago
For me it is i3wm - an amazing window manager. After using it for a few days you will never want to go back to using standard mac/linux wm, it is incredibly fast and convenient. Another one is, of course, Emacs. By far the most useful
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by rayalez 10y ago
Jeeeeziz. HTML/JS were designed to display interlinked text documents. Now you can use them for VR. It's like building a spaceship out of bicycle parts. That's crazy. Crazy cool maybe, but definitely crazy. Love React by the
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Show HN: React Blog(github.com)
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How AI/AGI works – my layman theory(digitalmind.io)
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by rayalez 10y ago
Mine is http://rayalez.com I'm still working on it, it sure could be better, so I'm looking for some inspiration here =)
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Ask HN: Share your personal website
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by rayalez 10y ago
I don't see anything on the horizon that would be a good JS replacement. At the moment, frontend libraries like React, and the new ES6 features is the best we have. WebAssembly will allow other languages to run in the browsers, but how
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Show HN: Open Source Django/REST/React/Redux blog. Dockerized, has auth(github.com)
1 points by rayalez 10y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Open Source Django/REST/React/Redux blog. Dockerized, has auth(github.com)
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