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Show HN: AI Form Builder – AI form creation, conditional rules, translations(formester.com)
1 points by whitefang 2y ago|0 comments
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by whitefang 2y ago
I'm building the same old boring form builder - but powering it with AI. So that form/quiz/survey building is simple and easy. https://formester.com
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by whitefang 2y ago
I self host this and probably the best looking and working file sharing app. Works well for me as the files are ephemeral and the upload is protected by cloudflare access.
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by whitefang 2y ago
This is the basic every form builder offers.
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by whitefang 2y ago
My default screenshot tool on Linux, Mac and Windows. It works well. Not super cool with aesthetics but it's flawless so yeah.
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by whitefang 2y ago
With Formester you have options for both 1 and 2. I also like to think myself as hacker and write blogs and launch apps. And it made me realize the current offerings are ugly and not neat. I'll love to get your feedback too.
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by whitefang 2y ago
I think there's scope for #1. As a form builder a lot of our users are in this category and are looking for certain automation which a generic form builder is missing at times.
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by whitefang 2y ago
RDP built into windows should work well?
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by whitefang 3y ago
This is neat. I'm building Formester and it is a lot of work to keep up a good form builder. Wish you all the best.
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by whitefang 3y ago
I've been building Formester, a form builder to beat the tyranny of Typeform.
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by whitefang 3y ago
Reflecting on my decision to work remote for the last 10 years and why I still choose to go remote.
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by whitefang 3y ago
Sumario looks wonderful but I had faced more complex cases and building Formester.com.
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Show HN: Formester – Form Builder for 2023(formester.com)
1 points by whitefang 3y ago|0 comments
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by whitefang 3y ago
I've built a product and have been building it slowly for over 3 years now and have got 3 paying users with $100 MRR. It's a boring product, already validated but a big market but also big competition. I'm still figuring out
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by whitefang 3y ago
I would love to learn why ZFS and BTRFS are competing to a common-ish goal?
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by whitefang 4y ago
You can keep using windows for now and use WSL to play and explore linux. Make the swith if you feel you need the full power of the linux system.
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by whitefang 4y ago
I've built Formester[1] which aims to be the only backend that you would ever need for any forms on the web. You want to build survyes you can do it. Want to store data from your own embedded form, auto notify users on submission, prot
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by whitefang 4y ago
Battery life is very bad here.. I've a T14
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by whitefang 5y ago
https://cauldron.life/
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by whitefang 5y ago
A million dollars would be a lot but with some funding I'll like to work full time on https://formester.com and build a go to place for any kind of form on the internet.
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by whitefang 5y ago
I didn't have any issues with wayland untill I started to have many. My basic toolset on Ubuntu refuses to work on Wayland. 1. Zoom - screenshare doesn't work or crashes - I can't remember now 2. Peek - cannot capture gif rec
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Factors influencing how we network(cauldron.life)
2 points by whitefang 5y ago|0 comments
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by whitefang 8y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote I'm a full stack developer working with JavaScript, Ruby and Python. I'm fluent working with Vue, React and Rails. Here is a link to my portfolio. I'm available from December 15th. https://ank
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by whitefang 8y ago
Full Stack Developer - Seeking Work JavaScript | Ruby | Python I specialize in developing frontend applications using Vue and React for fast-moving businesses. I do most of my backend work in Ruby on Rails and Python. I'm also familiar
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by whitefang 8y ago
I used to work at a startup and got fired. I always wanted to try freelancing but didn't have the courage to leave a well paying full-time job and take the risk. This gave me that opportunity. My family wanted me to take another job bu
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by whitefang 8y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote I'm good with web development and my languages of choice are Ruby, JavaScript and Python. Many of my projects are Rails, Vue and React based. Link to my portfolio showing some of my work: http://ankit-s
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by whitefang 9y ago
I know of a company Learning Equality( https://learningequality.org/ ) they also work in this space.
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by whitefang 9y ago
I agree on what you are saying. It is just me who is exploring these technologies now. So I would rather rephrase my question like, why did Docker ecosystem picked Go instead of Elixir/Erlang?
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Ask HN: Why Google acquired Bitium in 2017?
2 points by whitefang 9y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: If Docker were to be build today would Elixir(Erlang) be an option?
2 points by whitefang 9y ago|2 comments

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