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   by wim 8y ago

   People won't be able to "browse" a lot using IE much longer anyway. Slack, for example, seems to drop all IE support next month, and I don't think we'll have to wait as long as with IE6 this time before most apps dr
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   by wim 8y ago

   Another typical part of the lecture style was the “Dijkstra Font”. Some of the lectures in my CS program were given by people who worked with Dijkstra, like Feijen, and they all used the exact same style of beautiful handwriting. Perhaps th
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   by wim 8y ago

   We've been working on Papyrs ( https://papyrs.com ) for this, would be great to hear your thoughts!
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   Time to Clean Up the Web in 2019(blog.stunf.com)

   1 points by wim 8y ago|0 comments
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   Let’s Take Out the Web Trash in 2019(blog.stunf.com)

   3 points by wim 8y ago|0 comments
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   by wim 8y ago

   We built Papyrs ( https://papyrs.com ) for this! (disclosure: co-founder)
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   GDPR for SaaS Apps(blog.stunf.com)

   2 points by wim 9y ago|0 comments
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   by wim 9y ago

   Unless your provider’s plan includes calling abroad at domestic rates, calling a foreign number from home will be more expensive than calling that same foreign number from another member state. It’s a rather absurd consequence of the fact t
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   by wim 10y ago

   Also make sure you don't use it for any image formats that are processed by logic with the complexity of a small command-line interpreter. You'll risk a lot of XXE vulns with formats like SVG or MVG. To see some examples of said l
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    by wim 13y ago

    Yep this is nicely done! We also use a similar block (or widgets) approach for our editor, and it works really well for mixing all kinds of content in one editor. Storing them as JSON objects with client-side classes that know how to render
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    by wim 13y ago

    Definitely agree with the "calendar" part. It's hard to create some sort of week plan (or any sort of schedule/plan) with many to-do list types, and it was one of the reasons we developed Thymer back then. I'm sure
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    by wim 13y ago

    Yeah turning off compression completely is kind of crude but it works without having to go into app-specifics, I'm sure the Django folks are on it ;). When it comes to things like CSRF tokens, probably secret masking (4) is the easiest
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    Email as a platform(blog.stunf.com)

    2 points by wim 13y ago|0 comments
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    by wim 14y ago

    Thanks for the comment! HTML emails would be a next step to look at, and it would be great to be able to combine the advantage of fast/easy form creation without the need for any 'markdown' (just like most marketing managers probably also w
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    by wim 14y ago

    Thanks for the feedback, those are all very good points. Because we were looking for something to create forms fast and collect data inline from emails, we created this initial version and decided to share it already. So although it's curre
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    by wim 14y ago

    Thanks for the feedback Dan! You got it, the "text below" is what you can send to us and which we'll then turn into a form/database. We'll try and change the wording to make it more clear!
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    by wim 14y ago

    Thanks, good to know. It's possible to paste in a list of comma separated addresses in email format, but I suppose the CSV files usually have separate columns for email/firstname/lastname/etc. We'll look into that! Of course you can also us
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    by wim 14y ago

    Thanks for the feedback! Good points, we'll also try to change the text a bit. It's funny that we had some more people say they were really surprised that it "just worked" to reply inline, but we'll probably add an option to include a link
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    by wim 14y ago

    Thanks, fixed!
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    by wim 14y ago

    Thanks, the results and the webform pages should be pretty easy to embed, we'll have a look at some more integration.
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    by wim 14y ago

    We were looking for some kind of "posterous for forms", but couldn't really find anything, so we created this side project. You can create (web)forms with email, and collect data directly from replies to the form email you send out (so peop
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    Show HN: Create and collect forms directly from email(emailform.io)

    38 points by wim 14y ago|27 comments
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    by wim 14y ago

    I was quite impressed they actually have a street view! Not sure which city you tried, but I just zoomed in on a random street in Helsinki, and it seems to be good enough to read some license plates (they might want to fix that).
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    by wim 14y ago

    Yep, the system is quite clever, and of course we're also paying for the buses here in Linköping, driving on the same bio gas
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    by wim 14y ago

    This is great! Always wondered when IFTTT or someone else would start focusing on businesses more. Looking forward to adding our apps! Small nitpick: there seem to be some "undefined"'s in the "spinning list" of data-triggers.
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    What's with this anti-directory structure movement?(osnews.com)

    229 points by wim 14y ago|265 comments
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    by wim 14y ago

    This looks cool. Maybe you can consider a similar format to learn languages (e.g. memorize words or grammar rules?)
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    by wim 14y ago

    I would say one of the most important aspects to consider is the workflow of being a 'demo user' to signing up. Sure, rewriting your app's sign up process into an 'online demo' by automatically generating a guest account won't take that muc
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    by wim 14y ago

    Although it looks really cool in demos like this, I personally wouldn't care that much about the video sharing, but I still think Glass is one of the coolest products Google has ever worked on. There's just so many uses for it, and many of
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    by wim 15y ago

    Wim here, co-founder of the startup behind Papyrs. Cool to see our app here! If you want to give it a try, you can sign up with beta key NOPROCRAST at https://beta.papyrs.com . We'd love to hear what you think!