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Amplenote's “Note Decryption” Policy(amplenote.com)
2 points by thecodrr 3y ago|0 comments
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by thecodrr 3y ago
These guys also tried to submit PRs on the Notesnook[0] repository. The PRs are really good but there's no way to talk to the actual developer working behind those PRs. They have a single central account named "gitstart" and
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by thecodrr 3y ago
I would NOT call this frugal at all, actually. You are overspending in a lot of places and under spending in others. $281.32 per month for such a simple service is...astonishing. Change Vercel and Intercom with Cloudflare and Chatwoot (self
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Easy File Sharing from the Terminal(transfer.sh)
2 points by thecodrr 3y ago|0 comments
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by thecodrr 3y ago
No. I found Remirror quite a while after Tiptap while searching for a more stable React Node View implementation. The good news, though, is that it's really simple to mix and match Tiptap and Remirror since both of them use Prosemirror
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by thecodrr 3y ago
We have been using Tiptap in production for more than a year in Notesnook[0]. Glad to see it finally launching here on HN! We have had quite a long and rough ride in search of a stable rich text editor. We began with Quill.js then migrated
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by thecodrr 3y ago
I tried it on my end. Built bfs from source using `make release`: $ hyperfine -w1 "NODE_ENV=production node ./fdir.mjs" "./bin/bfs / home/thecodrr/ -false" Benchmark 1: NODE_E
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by thecodrr 3y ago
You are using fdir synchronously. Try this: console.log(await new fdir().onlyCounts().crawl("/home/tavianator/code/android").withPromise());
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by thecodrr 3y ago
Would love to see how bfs compares to fdir[0] for directory traversal. Even though fdir is using Node.js underneath, the comparisons I have done with fd & find are pretty close. Of course, bfs would probably be quite a bit faster...but
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by thecodrr 3y ago
Yes! Every edit session is saved separately and can easily be restored.
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by thecodrr 3y ago
Even though Evernote is a competitor, it's still sad to see such a giant in the note-taking space go down so badly. Of course, I am still skeptical about this news and whether its actually true since no source has been linked. Aside: I
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by thecodrr 4y ago
What do you expect deno to do? Should it have a "repository" of whitelisted domains? Should it do typo checking for you? What is considered "good security defaults" here? Deno doesn't intentionally control where and
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MDN Has Ads Now(chriscoyier.net)
4 points by thecodrr 4y ago|0 comments
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by thecodrr 4y ago
I think one question eludes everyone and I have often felt that the whole tech space just kind of skipped past it. What constitutes a master programmer? Once I thought that there's no mastery in programming. That you just learn and kep
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by thecodrr 4y ago
I have been slowly moving away from VSCode to Kate and its safe to say that the snappiness of a native text editor is beyond amazing. VSCode is, by no means, slow but native is native. This is really exciting because: 1. There aren't a
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Integrated Terminal on Windows in KDE Kate(kate-editor.org)
3 points by thecodrr 4y ago|1 comments
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by thecodrr 4y ago
I wonder if this can be done faster using the same approach as git-filter-repo or bfg. 68 minutes for something like this is a long time. Otherwise looks really cool.
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Contour Terminal – A Modern and Cross-Platform C++ Terminal Emulator(github.com)
3 points by thecodrr 4y ago|1 comments
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by thecodrr 4y ago
Not everything needs to be DRY. In a lot of codebases, I see this hell-bent attitude to make everything as DRY as possible often at the cost of creating multiple files when all it'd require is 2 functions. A lot of code smells arise fr
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by thecodrr 4y ago
I don't think something as fundamental a developer tool as a Terminal makes sense as a proprietary software. That doesn't mean nobody will use it, obviously, but it does mean that you guys are sacrificing a lot of potential users
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by thecodrr 4y ago
HTML but you can easily export to MD, HTML, PDF or Text.
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by thecodrr 4y ago
Yes.
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by thecodrr 4y ago
> Can people host their own server if they want? Not sure if it's just the client on GitHub. We are working on open sourcing the sync server so it can be hosted later on. F-Droid is also coming.
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by thecodrr 4y ago
> Does notesnook offer anything like that? No, and the main deterrent for this is our commitment to keeping everything E2E and client-side. Something like Tessaract or Paddle might work for OCR but I haven't looked too deeply into i
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by thecodrr 4y ago
> Do you guys optimize for local-first? Can I drop in to start editing without having to wait for network lag or sync? Is multi-device syncing rock solid? Yep. Everything is offline-first stored right on your device. Syncing works mostly
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by thecodrr 4y ago
This is cool. Not sure about the privacy implications of this. Nowadays anything with AI after it makes me think twice before using it. Especially if it's as critical & personal as a notes app. Who knows in what ways they'll b
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by thecodrr 4y ago
Shameless plug but for the past 2 years we have slowly been working to replace Evernote with Notesnook [1]. Sounds weird to say "replace Evernote" when Evernote is absolute shit (no offense) but one of the main reasons we went thi
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Adding 2FA in Notesnook(blog.notesnook.com)
1 points by thecodrr 5y ago|0 comments
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by thecodrr 5y ago
This is how human mind functions. If we remembered everything we ever did, we'd have so many thoughts it'd be hard to think more. That's why we have this garbage collection system that helps us forget unimportant rarely thoug
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NeutralinoJS: The Next Best Alternative to Electron and Tauri?(blog.notesnook.com)
1 points by thecodrr 5y ago|0 comments

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