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seansh
2y ago
Hi there. I'll answer more thoroughly in a few minutes but please check out the github page [1] for more details about the internals. [1] https://github.com/computing-den/unforget
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seansh
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I understand where you're coming from but in addition to offline first, having cross-platform support is also a priority. Although it's possible to run Qt/GTK apps on win, linux, mac, ios, and android, it still misses a huge
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seansh
2y ago
fixed!
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Yes it is a single page of notes with the pinned notes at the top which can be toggled and we have archived notes. That's all. I meant to add organizing notes into folders but after using it for a while I realized I didn't miss it
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You're right. The order is chronological with the pinned notes at the top. User can toggle showing of pinned notes. There's also archived notes which you can find in the main menu (top-left corner). In the beginning, I intended to
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seansh
2y ago
Thanks, I'm glad you like it.
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2y ago
Thank you. It's a progressive web app (PWA), not a native app. I've been using it myself on an old iphone for a long time now and it's lean and quick. To install it, in safari go to share -> add to home screen. That's
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2y ago
Thanks you. I tried Joplin too. I really like it but there were a few issues other than its being an electron app. For example, the workflow didn't seem very fast to me. For example, open the app, then at most after one tap you should
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2y ago
yeah notesnook is really cool with lots of features but the client does seem to be electron based.
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Thanks for the feedback. You're right I didn't really think about the fact that you may come from a very different system with different concepts. I'll explain the workflow better in the demo notes. To answer your questions q
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Thanks a lot. Well without the service worker it wouldn't work offline any more and that's one of the key features. I remember trying to write down some notes in Keep while traveling just to find out it sometimes doesn't work
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Show HN: Unforget, the note-taking app I always wanted: offline first, encrypted
(unforget.computing-den.com)
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Carcinisation
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Why Electron Is a Necessary Evil
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Musk startup implanted a brain chip into a human. Gupta explains how it works
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3y ago
They started blocking my browser a few months ago (safari with ad blocker), I just stopped reading CNN all together.
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3y ago
Actually neither. I was looking into Kitty today deciding if I should use it and came across this thread. It seemed arrogant but in an interesting way so wanted to share it here. I actually just came back to delete this post because I think
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Stop Wasting My Time
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Why are scripting languages not suitable as shell languages?
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Pure C implementation of Go channels
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3y ago
Some examples here: https://www.cs.wm.edu/~smherwig/courses/csci415-common/list/...
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Linux/list.h: Circular doubly linked list implementation
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Posix Shell List Implementation
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Modest: A fast HTML renderer implemented as a pure C99 library
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GeoWorks Geos: The Other Windows
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3y ago
Mentioned in the relevant github issue [1] that there's already a WIP implementation [2]: "x64 only and not finished yet but it passes all the tests with assertions on and I'm seeing ~10% improvements on gc intensive benchmar
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LuaJIT 3.0's new garbage collector design
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Dape: Debug Adapter Protocol for Emacs
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Org margin: outdent headlines in Emacs org-mode
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Tldraw: A Good Whiteboard
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