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by rpastuszak 5mo ago
Is it different from Rectangle? (I've been using it for ages)
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by rpastuszak 5mo ago
Forums, engaging with people directly still works!
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by rpastuszak 5mo ago
> And between ads, cookie popups, newsletter popups, notification permission popups, websites with a high Time to First Byte, and all the useless filler around the content, websites are a nightmare to browse Yes, but most of these things
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by rpastuszak 5mo ago
I’m working on one! It’s early stage, but it’s relatively low latency e paper writing tool with my writing tool Ensō. I’m calling it Writer’s Block. (I love carpentry and want it to look a bit like a wooden pencil case.) the prototype will
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by rpastuszak 5mo ago
Ha, my almost neighbour from Kraków (from the times I still lived there)!
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by rpastuszak 5mo ago
Artificial Intelligence, Actual Intelligence, Artificial Intelligentsia - I’d argue that one of them is not real.
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by rpastuszak 5mo ago
I’m of a similar opinion, Lynch created a better depiction of it in twin peaks season 3.
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by rpastuszak 5mo ago
My version of your list: Excalidraw, Git, Ollama/rarely Claude Code, Handy.computer, Obsidian Clipper
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by rpastuszak 5mo ago
Making a proper product page for my stream of consciousness writing tool Ensō (preview.enso.sonnet.io) (I’ve been procrastinating on marketing basics for seven years, so it’s… fun but still intimidating :) )
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by rpastuszak 5mo ago
Hm, for this - yes I think it would make sense. That being said there are libraries that apply proper dithering without relying on SVG filters. Also, I haven't tested this with canvas which I imagine would be much more consistent. If I
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by rpastuszak 5mo ago
I’ve messed with a similar idea here: https://untested.sonnet.io/notes/just-some-innocent-gradient... (The linked web app doesn’t work on mobile in portrait mode, sorry!) The biggest issue with this trick is that diff
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by rpastuszak 5mo ago
I can finally use this little brain worm that has lived in my head for more than a decade now: IcedCoffeeScript has existed for ages https://maxtaco.github.io/coffee-script/ since well before ES got it.
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by rpastuszak 6mo ago
Hehe, that was quick, thanks!
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by rpastuszak 6mo ago
Just came here to say that https://meat-gpt.sonnet.io/ is still up and running, largely thanks to the hundreds of LLM based bots hallucinating product reviews for it. I also, thanks to meat gpt, met a guy who sold his start
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by rpastuszak 6mo ago
Useless trivia, but lucifer means “light bringer” in Latin (translation from the Greek phosphoros). Also known as the morning star, also known as Venus. There’s also the nocturnal / sunset aspect of Venus, noctifer/hesperus, so t
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by rpastuszak 6mo ago
I giggled but it’s dangerous as a prank (say if you were on that site during a break, then shared a screenshot of a design from your browser)
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by rpastuszak 6mo ago
FWIW it took me waaaaay less time to import 30k+ photos from a Lightroom catalog to Capture one than into a fresh Lightroom install. Granted it was a few years back, but we’re talking about minutes vs hours.
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by rpastuszak 6mo ago
<a href='...' download>...</a>
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by rpastuszak 7mo ago
Ha, I didn't know about that, I stand corrected, thanks!
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by rpastuszak 7mo ago
Love this. I especially liked shape based reflow example. This is something I've been thinking for ages and would love to add to Ensō (enso.sonnet.io), purely because it would allow me to apply better caret transitions between the line
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by rpastuszak 7mo ago
Did you get this to work with docker where the agent/dev env would work on the host machine but the stack itself via docker compose? Many of the projects I work on follow this pattern (and I’m not able to make bigger changes in them) a
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by rpastuszak 7mo ago
Check your ad blockers. I needed to switch off the one blocking the gdpr consent banner
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by rpastuszak 7mo ago
I thought it came back in a recent release, just before/around the time we got Opus with a longer context window by default.
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by rpastuszak 7mo ago
Who is this for?
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by rpastuszak 7mo ago
Is the computer in the room with us right now?
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by rpastuszak 8mo ago
Your comment made me realise that there's logic to this (like this :) , since in HTML we can: <li> do this <li> and this instead of: <li> ... </li> and <img alt='this'> instea
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by rpastuszak 8mo ago
Which models do you use and what for? I'm looking for ideas to play with.
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by rpastuszak 9mo ago
Oh boy, I have I've been working with offline-first web apps since the late 2000s... then the particular app I have in mind has been used as a PWA for the past 6-7 years. I really, really, love building stuff for/on the web. When
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by rpastuszak 9mo ago
Ah, correct, https://devilutionx.com uses it for that specific reason.
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by rpastuszak 9mo ago
Haha, excellent timing: I opened HN just now because: 1. I got tired of waiting 2h for my app to get notarized because 2. I can't sell it on the AppStore in the EU... because 3. the AppStore Connect page gets stuck at their DSA compl

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