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by soapdog 1y ago
I suspect it requires a backend…
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by soapdog 1y ago
I'm using Sublime Text. I feel that most people using ST are happy with it and been happy with it for a long time, you don't see many posts about it cause most of the userbase does not make using Sublime Text into part of their di
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Show HN: Client-side ePub generation tool(little.webby.press)
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by soapdog 1y ago
I am not. They can all burn.
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by soapdog 1y ago
I was there. Firefox OS devices outsold all predictions in target markets in South America. They were a lot cheaper than the competition and worked well enough. What caused it to fail was, I kid you not, the lack of WhatsApp. People in Sout
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by soapdog 1y ago
I don’t use LLMs either. I find them unethical and cumbersome.
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by soapdog 1y ago
There are at least to issues on github about it right now. I filled one of them.
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Experimenting with no-build Web Applications(andregarzia.com)
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by soapdog 1y ago
I don't think that was what made HN prevail against similar sites that were popular in the past. In my opinion, it is the fact that it is tied to Y Combinator and lots of startups/founders that made it stick. Something that is not
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by soapdog 1y ago
Is it just me or people here also think that the end game for this is to replace Chrome OS on Chromebooks.
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by soapdog 1y ago
Seeing many posts here talking about how their feed reading experience is overwhelming cause it is a firehose of things they might not be interested in. So I wrote a little post about alternative experiences in RSS reading: https:/&#x
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RSS doesn't necessarily means firehose(andregarzia.com)
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by soapdog 1y ago
There are a couple readers that avoid that by providing a calmer experience without a firehose and without background fetching. https://blogcat.org (I made this one) https://fraidyc.at (this is the inspiration for ma
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The Mozilla I want focus on people and not AI(andregarzia.com)
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by soapdog 1y ago
I made two web extensions to do exactly that: https://blogcat.org And “feeds and blogroll discovery” on Firefox Marketplace. None of them require accounts. They run fully on your Firefox. No backend server either.
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by soapdog 2y ago
from what I understand is because if it was a Lua script, it would be impossible for their interactive CLI to manipulate the list of dependencies. Imagine if the list of dependencies would be generated by a function with side-effects inside
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by soapdog 2y ago
I hate to be that guy but a ton of languages have REPLs. The whole collection of smalltalks out there are basically an interactive environment. All of them forth languages do it too. Factor, Racket, LiveCode, there are so many. And for most
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by soapdog 2y ago
The integration of generative AI makes want to consider other options. It is becoming increasingly hard to actually get apps without such integrations
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Think I implemented a unique feature in my feed reader(andregarzia.com)
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Ask HN: Alternative Microsoft Teams Client
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Lua, a Misunderstood Language (2021)(andregarzia.com)
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Why I choose Lua for this blog(andregarzia.com)
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Apple has 90 days to allow app sideloading in Brazil(theverge.com)
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Show HN: BlogCat – A Blogging Add-On for Firefox(blogcat.org)
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by soapdog 2y ago
OP here in case anyone got questions :-)
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The Web Should Be a Conversation(andregarzia.com)
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by soapdog 2y ago
Time for the rest of the world to join us on other eReaders such as Kobo.
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by soapdog 2y ago
OP here, glad you all enjoyed the article :-) would love to know how yous customising your browsers.
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by soapdog 2y ago
You can also write simply for the fun of writing. Writing in itself is the objective, enjoy the process.
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by soapdog 2y ago
Universal in Apple terms means the binaries run on both Apple Silicon (ARM) and x64. It is mostly something that macOS users need to know.

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