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by wim 5y ago
Oh wow this is great! It's been years since I switched to Mac from Windows, but I really can't get used to this even now. The split seems so illogical and in almost all cases I need exactly what alt+tab is on Windows.
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by wim 5y ago
This is very cool! We're actually building an editor/IDE of sorts from scratch, but specifically for "todo.txt" ( https://thymer.com if you're interested). I think a lot of parts of your spec would fit re
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by wim 5y ago
Thanks! Not yet, still working on getting a beta out asap
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by wim 5y ago
Interesting, I also keep coming back to text files for productivity, because of the speed and simplicity. Some of the points the author mentions though like due dates, a journal/schedule and version history still aren’t really solved v
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Reducing Sign-Up Friction(80daystartup.com)
2 points by wim 5y ago|0 comments
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The advantages of developing in a dev VM with VSCode Remote(80daystartup.com)
1 points by wim 5y ago|0 comments
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Metal with a sprinkle of cloud: our CALM server stack(80daystartup.com)
1 points by wim 5y ago|0 comments
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by wim 5y ago
I'm not entirely convinced the cloud magically makes all these things low maintenance? A lot of the work seems to depend on how simple your architecture is, cloud or no. I also read about plenty of things that go wrong on the cloud: mi
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An MVP Needs to Spark Joy(80daystartup.com)
4 points by wim 5y ago|0 comments
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by wim 5y ago
This sounds like they might go enterprise and go after Okta and the like
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Bullshit Features(80daystartup.com)
1 points by wim 5y ago|0 comments
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by wim 6y ago
Another interesting problem with the weather sometimes is "high" temperatures, negatively impacting the friction characteristics of the blue ice runway.
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by wim 6y ago
Yes, this is definitely something to keep in mind. Especially when bootstrapping (what the post seems to be aimed at), building integrations with a marketplace can be a significant time investment, at the expense of working on other marketi
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by wim 6y ago
Oh definitely, totally agree the status quo of duplicating logic is unnecessary. And I realize this is using websockets, and that the payloads are tiny, but you can't fight the speed of light ;), so it's more of a latency concern
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by wim 6y ago
Closing the gap between server and client in terms of app development is definitely the answer. Also agree with the pitch that the currently popular approach of simply moving everything to the client has made tooling incredibly complex (alt
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by wim 6y ago
Thanks!
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by wim 6y ago
We built Papyrs for this ( https://papyrs.com ). Would be curious to hear your thoughts on this!
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by wim 6y ago
Great article. Related to charge more : don't dismiss a higher price point outright as "probably being high-touch only"; it's worth testing. We have a $999/month plan for example which we still sell on a low-touch
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Flying-V(tudelft.nl)
15 points by wim 6y ago|4 comments
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Show HN: Editor Blending Markdown, Blocks and Wysiwyg(papyrs.com)
2 points by wim 6y ago|1 comments
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by wim 6y ago
Thanks! Yeah exactly, this way it doesn't matter how a document was created, anyone editing later can toggle at any time.
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Show HN: Editor Blending Markdown, Blocks and Wysiwyg(papyrs.com)
2 points by wim 6y ago|2 comments
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by wim 6y ago
Ah this brings back memories of x86's Unreal Mode https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unreal_mode !
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by wim 6y ago
Perhaps people are surprised sometimes by how amazing maintenance and reliability engineering in the field really is. A small example like having these machines use a medium which some of the younger crew haven't even heard of is a nic
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by wim 6y ago
Plug: we built Papyrs ( https://papyrs.com ) for this. Its pages can be typical wiki-docs but also things like internal news posts or discussions, and is organized into subsites for different teams/projects.
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by wim 6y ago
We've worked on this for the past years and we're finally launching! Papyrs is for teams and companies who want to create an (internal) site to share knowledge, news, docs, etc. It's a new take on the old-school "intrane
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Show HN: Papyrs – build wiki/intranet sites drag&drop or Markdown(papyrs.com)
4 points by wim 6y ago|1 comments
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by wim 6y ago
We do this for our wiki/intranet SaaS app. In our case we don't use it for all data in the app though, but rather for a specific feature. One of the blocks customers can add to their wiki pages are form fields so they can build cu
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Dutch adopt controversial ‘herd immunity’ strategy(irishtimes.com)
27 points by wim 7y ago|46 comments
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SpaceX DM-1 Flight Return to Earth Webcast(youtube.com)
2 points by wim 8y ago|1 comments

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