sanity31415

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by sanity31415 3y ago
> The only issue is that I'm not totally comfortable installing a Mac app to try it out. Just on this, if it makes you feel any better the app is signed through the Apple process (which was a PITA).
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by sanity31415 3y ago
All the functionality of the current app will remain free, so you can try it without worrying about a bait-and-switch. Note also that the app has full task import/export to CSV, so there is no lock-in. Your todo app should not cause yo
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by sanity31415 3y ago
Appreciate the feedback, I've added the task switcher issue to our bugtracker, will fix it ASAP.
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by sanity31415 3y ago
> edit: would also help not having it show in the task switcher, now it sort of annoying to have it show up when Cmd-Tab'bing... while doing the task of course ;) I've added this to our bugtracker, will get it fixed ASAP. Appre
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by sanity31415 3y ago
That looks nice, and definitely a similar approach. We plan to expose an API later, this would allow easy integration with apps like yours if that interested you.
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by sanity31415 3y ago
You can download the app for free, I also plan to add more screenshots to the website.
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by sanity31415 3y ago
Thank you for the feedback :) I think NowDo has quite a different philosophy to Reminders.app. I haven't tried Remoders but I've tried many others over the years. Every time the todo app itself became the distraction. Instead of d
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by sanity31415 3y ago
Good idea, will do.
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by sanity31415 3y ago
> Nice concept to keep it always on top! Thank you! > Would it be possible to have the current task show in the menu bar instead? This is something I thought people might want, so thank you for confirming. The reason I didn't do
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by sanity31415 3y ago
> Awesome! I've been looking for almost exactly this. That's exactly what I was hoping people would say, thank you. > The only issue is that I'm not totally comfortable installing a Mac app to try it out. I'd be ha
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by sanity31415 3y ago
I certainly wouldn't claim NowDo is a silver bullet, but I think it does a better job than any other todo app at avoiding the pitfalls procrastinators fall into. For the past 2 years I've been using a prototype of NowDo on i3&#x2F
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by sanity31415 3y ago
True, forgetting is the reason NowDo is always-on-top on the desktop, it's a constant but unobtrusive reminder of what you should be doing. You're also right about todo apps assisting in their procrastination. That's why I ke
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by sanity31415 3y ago
I've just added an RSS feed, please let me know if you have other suggestions.
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by sanity31415 3y ago
Working on it.
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Zero-knowledge proofs and anonymous reputation in Freenet(freenet.org)
4 points by sanity31415 3y ago|3 comments
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by sanity31415 3y ago
Raspberry should raise the price until scalping isn't profitable. Keeping the price low is just handing money to scalpers that should be going towards future product development, until they can meet the demand.
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Show HN: Decentralizing the Internet: How to Build Apps on the Next-Gen Freenet(youtube.com)
2 points by sanity31415 3y ago|0 comments
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by sanity31415 3y ago
This is the closest thing I'm aware of: https://huggingface.co/spaces/HuggingFaceH4/open_llm_leaderb...
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by sanity31415 3y ago
Same goal, but this would just be one system built on top of Locutus - which could interoperate with others - rather than a standalone system.
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by sanity31415 3y ago
You're entitled to your opinion, but as you're questioning my motives there is nothing more to discuss.
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by sanity31415 3y ago
See https://docs.freenet.org/introduction.html
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by sanity31415 3y ago
Honestly, you're the first person I've encountered to have such a narrow interpretation of "drop-in". We can agree to disagree.
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by sanity31415 3y ago
Thanks for your questions. > Can you explain the reputation system a bit more? While it's still at the conceptual stage, the reputation system would be a generalization of a system called "web of trust" in the original Fre
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by sanity31415 3y ago
Generally speaking, you could create a search engine on the new Freenet, based on a decentralized inverted keyword index using reputation for ranking. Such a system would run independently of any government, individual, or organization, eve
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by sanity31415 3y ago
> I'm not thrilled to see a discussion of contracts They're not contracts in the sense of a cryptocurrency, they're contracts in the sense that code and cryptography are used to control how data is used and updated in the
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by sanity31415 3y ago
> The reputation system is radical departure from freenet. Many things about the new Freenet are very different, however the original Freenet had a reputation system called "web-of-trust"[1]. The new Freenet's reputation s
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by sanity31415 3y ago
That's one way to interpret "drop in", my interpretation is that you use the existing UI you're familiar with - your browser - the rest is replaced with decentralized services. It sounds like you're looking for an a
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by sanity31415 3y ago
> I'm not sure what this means. See the diagram here: [1] > From my perspective as a user, if after doing the drop in replacement, I can't use my bank's web site or browse Hacker News the same way, or watch TV on Hulu,
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by sanity31415 3y ago
The roadmap is misleading - sorry, that feature is code complete and awaiting integration. Our approach to resource usage is that peers keep track of the resources used by each contract or on behalf of each neighboring peer, and compares it
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by sanity31415 3y ago
> Hasn't that always been the case for Freenet? I'm pretty sure this is in no way revolutionary. No, the original Freenet was more like a decentralized dropbox, not a general purpose decentralized computer like the new Freenet.

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