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by thesunny 2y ago
This is a really cool idea. I especially like the math blocks where you can add blocks of information that actually do things. I could see this potentially even growing beyond math, but other types of functionality as well. One optimization
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by thesunny 4y ago
I really like the idea behind this. And the first impressions for me were that I loved it. It has a few issues but should be fixable: - Lofi needs to keep playing more than one song. I've read elsewhere, and I agree, that when the musi
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by thesunny 4y ago
Yes, I have plans to log user provided inputs and the responses from GPT. You can monitor these inputs/responses to see if the responses that are coming back are of high quality. If it feels like you can improve the prompt, you will be
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by thesunny 4y ago
I'm the creator and I'll be hanging out in the comments all day. If you have any feedback, I'd love to hear your thoughts. Thanks!
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Show HN: I made an AI builder that lets you build AI web apps in minutes(pancaik.com)
4 points by thesunny 4y ago|5 comments
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by thesunny 6y ago
As a positive example, I was able to raise CAD $30,000 to add Android support to the Slate editor through a Kickstarter that was successful and most (maybe all?) the users were thankful: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects&
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by thesunny 6y ago
I'll be checking into the comments throughout the day. Please let me know if you have any suggestions, especially if you had some experience with open source fundraising. While I've contributed to multiple open source projects, th
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Ask HN: 8 Days Left on SlateJS Android KickStarter. 50% Raised. How to Complete?
16 points by thesunny 6y ago|1 comments
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by thesunny 7y ago
Switching context from, for example, focusing on a specific programming problem to taking a macro view about what you should be doing next in business can be challenging. Over about ten years, I've come to a solution that works for me.
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Blizzard says “we failed in our purpose” after Hearthstone Hong Kong controversy(theverge.com)
3 points by thesunny 7y ago|1 comments
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by thesunny 7y ago
In the article, they mention the refresh token needs to be revokable which I assume means that it is stored in a table in a database or other data store. When the user logs out, the refresh token is removed from the table (i.e. it is revoke
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by thesunny 7y ago
This is a biased article. I do like that the article does some analysis to deduce that the NHTSA-FARS data is incorrect for Tesla and they make several well reasoned arguments why. Then using other data sources, they try to extrapolate what
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by thesunny 8y ago
I implemented Android support on Slate. It is currently the first release and I will be committing time to fixing the remaining bugs starting within this month most likely.
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by thesunny 8y ago
Timely for me as well. Another reason for adding an additional version number component is this: I use an open source library that I need to fork. Since the library uses the `patch` number component, it's hard to release forked version
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by thesunny 8y ago
With respect to Slate, I've got a PR for mobile that works with Android 8 and 9. Will add 7 support later. I just noticed the problem with the Gitbook plugins and have put up an issue. My hope is to have a de-forked version in mainline
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by thesunny 8y ago
Hello, I’m the individual submitting the PR. It is a hard nut to crack for sure and took over a solid month of work. If you are using React, Slate is IMO an excellent choice and the code quality/extensibility/community are great.
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by thesunny 8y ago
contextType is a much needed shortcut but I wish instead of this: static contextType = SomeContext they did something like: static contextMap = { form: FormContext, app: AppContext, } as it seems limiting to only all
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by thesunny 8y ago
Pretty big roller coaster today. Thought I'd post the reverse perspective of getting rejected for Startup School and then accepted and then everybody being accepted.
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Today, Y Combinator sent me a rejection letter for Startup School… by mistake(medium.com)
4 points by thesunny 8y ago|4 comments
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by thesunny 8y ago
I am a maintainer for Slate (the Editor framework this project is based on). I haven't looked at the code for this project but the most likely cause for the speed is the live HTML code view on the right. It might even be rendering and
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by thesunny 9y ago
I'm the GP. The reason why I'm replying is because I don't want people that can be helped by Acupuncture to reject it based on a misunderstanding of the claim. I think there are several specific reasons why both the article w
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by thesunny 9y ago
I haven't posted in a while but had to jump in on this. I had very bad back pain before my first daughter was born. I wanted to be able to carry my daughter when she was born so I decided to try everything, whether I believed it would
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by thesunny 11y ago
The harsh criticism feels unwarranted to me as well. It honestly feels to me like a little bit of misplaced self insecurity. I kind of get it, but considering that there is no evidence of ill will, I get the sense that people are reacting t
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by thesunny 11y ago
This was my worst case and I did get it down to around 5-6 seconds by removing some Meteor packages (Meteor Toys in particular added a lot to build times but I also removed Velocity testing). I believe they were incremental builds. Whatever
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by thesunny 11y ago
Meteor+React is surprisingly good at what it does. I'd highly recommend this new project for Meteor+React+Webpack: https://github.com/thereactivestack/meteor-webpack-react-kic... The only thing that I really disli
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by thesunny 11y ago
Sadly, we built an editor that solved all of these problems but we got virtually any traction in terms of sales (it was $99). Was considering re-releasing it as a WYSIWYG markdown editor because I think the market is more clear. I hear you
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by thesunny 13y ago
Markupwand is no longer available but (full disclosure) we've built a Photoshop plugin that does high quality conversions. The goal is to create HTML and CSS that is identical to what a designer creates by hand. The plugin takes any Ph
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by thesunny 13y ago
Hi Proexploit, That's a good question. And I'll address it but first I'd like to make a clarification. You mention that if all the floating elements have fixed width and height, then what benefit is there versus simply using
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by thesunny 13y ago
Full disclosure, my company just released a Photoshop plugin that converts Photoshop images into web sites. First of all, I think the idea behind Macaw is great. A lot of the people at my company really admire their work and there is a soli
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by thesunny 13y ago
We've actually solved this and will be launching in about a week. We've been working on it for over a year now. It runs inside Photoshop (there is no upload stage nor do you have to open up separate software) and it generates HTML

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