wingerlang

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by wingerlang 2y ago
Hazel - for file automation Dropover - Any file you are dragging, just wiggle it and a little shelf shows up where you can put it temporarily Shottr/Cleanshot - For markup and pinning info on the screen I also use quite a lot of my own
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by wingerlang 2y ago
I use an app like this that I built myself. It's great to recap yesterdays work for a standup, or the previous month for a retro. Those are my most regular usages of it, but every now and then I am able to use it to recall something I
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by wingerlang 2y ago
There shouldn't be much coping considering that Rewind has been a thing for a long time and is already a giant. I also work on a similar app (AI-less, though) and my initial though was, nice, more eyes on this sort of apps, I might get
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by wingerlang 2y ago
Very nice. The section "A word about math" really is important. I am admittedly not good at math, but I was able to build a VERY (extremely, even) rudimentary physics simulation many years ago by really really simplifying the math
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by wingerlang 2y ago
If you still want something to look back at your usage, I am making https://screenmemory.app which is sort of like Rewind, except without AI (only text search) and a nicer timeline.
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by wingerlang 2y ago
This is what I added to my macOS app recently, foreground app metadata. It is displayed on the timeline if you look at the pictures on my website (screenmemory.app). For my use case it was night and day in UX.
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by wingerlang 2y ago
I can't speak for the mentioned app (rem), but I built my own app with a similar feature set called ScreenMemory ( https://screenmemory.app ). Which I have obviously used for an extended period of time (coming up on 7 months
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by wingerlang 2y ago
One alternative is ScreenMemory ( https://screenmemory.app ) I made it, for full disclosure.
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by wingerlang 3y ago
I skimmed the first 25 results and I saw nothing. No results on indiehackers.com either. Fake it until you make it is a thing, I know. But still..
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by wingerlang 3y ago
How come the data was so hard to find? I'd imagine Ferrari of all cars would have had multiple sets of fully fleshed out data. I know nothing of cars though, so maybe this is uncommon. Is there a possibility that you've even misse
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by wingerlang 3y ago
Are the 'as seen on' plain fake? As seen on TikTok, but 'satellitor' or 'satellitor.com' doesn't have any results as far as I can see.
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by wingerlang 3y ago
Not once have I thought that JPEG XL would result in larger images.
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by wingerlang 3y ago
Why would you lose 25% of the take home pay?
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by wingerlang 3y ago
In my experience Slack becomes buckets within buckets, so I still rely on the 'feed' - i.e. the 'threads' aggregator to find which one of the dozen sub-buckets are actually discussing X and Y. Not to mention the infinite
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by wingerlang 3y ago
If I may do some advertising, I specifically disliked the timeline in Rewind.ai so much so that I built my own application https://screenmemory.app . In fact the timeline is what I work on the most and have the most plans for.
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by wingerlang 3y ago
macOS: https://screenmemory.app/ This is my application, it does not have AI running on top.
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by wingerlang 3y ago
It cleans it in terms of identifying large files, duplicate files/images, shows you caches for apps, uninstaller, which apps and files are old and never/rarely used. And so on. It's more of a convenience tool than anything. D
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by wingerlang 3y ago
In practice it's more of a software discovery email, with the added bonus of knowing that they are being worked on actively, and finding out what sort of things they are working on at the same time. It's not really about "bug
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by wingerlang 3y ago
I don't think that's weird, I enjoy those as well. So much so that I have a newsletter where I post changelogs of various apps that had updates in the past week ( https://buttondown.email/appsandupdates ). Adding ap
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by wingerlang 3y ago
My lowtech solution was to make a function with an array of hardcoded paths, it would then present a menu where you could select 0-N and it would jump. It also started with Terminal.
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by wingerlang 3y ago
Yes, that makes more sense.
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by wingerlang 3y ago
I do it locally on my laptop where I develop, for small personal projects like this I wouldn't go through the pain of a CI/CD system.
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by wingerlang 3y ago
What are some apps with basic functionality where you could not find a free alternative on macOS? In my experience there is always a free alternative.
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by wingerlang 3y ago
Highly recommend making a simple script to do this, I distribute two apps manually and all I have to do is to kick off "./distribute.sh 1.2.3" which does every step required.
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by wingerlang 3y ago
> In EU there are many price comparison engines with millions or billions of products. I don't know how popular they are. Anecdotally, I guess, I'd say extremely popular. I never search for products anywhere else.
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by wingerlang 3y ago
Thanks, I really should add that.
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by wingerlang 3y ago
It's not recurring but my most recent macOS app ScreenMemory [0] passed that (and more) recently without much marketing. I posted on some subreddits and on my small twitter following. It's an app that takes screenshots of your scr
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by wingerlang 3y ago
It's a well made app from an underdog, versus a good app from big bad reddit. In my experience, based on reading complaints about the app, is that many use it for 5 minutes on the default settings and claim it is the worst app ever mad
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by wingerlang 3y ago
Uncanney valley probably comes from the sounds either being speech or complete 100% silence, dead space being cut out. I think it is understandable and clearly not a robot though.
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by wingerlang 3y ago
I think the name is genius, you'll never forget it and if you ever need to implement a basic stroke recognizer you'll undoubtedly think of this. At least this is what I have done many times in the last decade.

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