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by yoavm 3y ago
I've been using a Home Assistant Blue for two years now. Always updating, never had a single issue. It's actually so smooth I don't even think before clicking "update". It seems like a much more stable installation
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by yoavm 3y ago
Not sure what's a scam about Mozilla's VPN offering? AFAIK it's powered by Mullvad, one of the VPN providers with the best reputation when it comes to privacy.
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by yoavm 3y ago
To be fair, to create a web that has no need for Gemini I think no-JS sites would take us much further than no-CSS. It's relatively easy to disable CSS (Firefox: View - Page style - No style), and generally not much will actually break
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by yoavm 3y ago
Because without the Mozilla Foundation the Firefox market share would raise?
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by yoavm 3y ago
Apologizes. My intention was to create something that works for me, and I am a developer. I thought posting it on Hacker News would be suitable as there are some other developers here.
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by yoavm 3y ago
Totally right, 100% I should have said lightweight instead of simple. I'll blame it on not being a native English speaker ;) I'd love to add other integrations. Do contact me on the repo if you need any help with that!
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by yoavm 3y ago
that's a cool idea, I'll look into it!
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by yoavm 3y ago
Thank you! It's been a long time since I tried Task warrior, so I might be quite off. Two main things come to mind: I realized that most task management apps offered many features that fooled me into spending time on organizing my data
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by yoavm 3y ago
Thank you so much for such an insightful comment! I think you touched on some very good points. Generally speaking, the Telegram / HTTP integrations are separate, but you're about the get_summary() function - that's mainly be
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by yoavm 3y ago
Thank you! I have never used Notes.app since it isn't available on any of my devices, so I cannot say anything in comparison to that. However, it's interesting that what I see as options for extensibility is seen as complex by oth
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by yoavm 3y ago
What parts of this did you find complicated? I thought that placing a plaintext file in a folder and moving it to another folder when it's done is pretty simple, but if you find Jira simpler, that's amazing!
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by yoavm 3y ago
Thank you! The CLI doesn't do JSON output for now, curious about your use case? I assume you can slap `jq` on it like this: `n | jq -R -s -c 'split("\n")[:-1]'` The HTTP interface will do JSON unless you include `Ac
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by yoavm 3y ago
thank you :) to begin with, I wanted it open source & local first. Anything that wasn't that wasn't really considered. most todo apps that passed this criteria were either a pain to work from the terminal, or were uncomfortabl
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by yoavm 3y ago
interesting, why not? i thought it's pretty simple that you can create a task with "n your task goes here" and mark it as done with "n -d goes", especially knowing that behind the scenes it's essentially doing
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by yoavm 3y ago
Using the telegram bot - you just text it. You could have the bot running on some server and sync the tasks from there to your computer, but it's really not needed. One of the nice things about Telegram bots is that the messages are qu
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by yoavm 3y ago
Hey, I built Wren after being a little frustrated with everything else. I wanted something that let's me (1) enter tasks as quickly as possible, (2) let's me do it on the go, (3) can be easily backed up, (4) requires no fiddling a
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Show HN: Wren – simple yet extensible task management with CLI, Telegram, HTTP(github.com)
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by yoavm 3y ago
Most of my friends use Google Docs for writing stuff, Gmail for emailing, Whatsapp Web for chatting, YouTube and Netflix for videos, Spotify for music, and Chrome for browsing the web. This is literally 95% of the way they use their compute
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by yoavm 3y ago
This. People don't switch to Linux mainly because people don't switch operating systems.
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by yoavm 3y ago
Well, some parts of the Adobe stack are already web native, meaning they work perfectly in Linux. For example - Photoshop, Lightroom, Acrobat Pro. I believe this will only grow with time, mostly because it makes it easier for them to do sub
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by yoavm 3y ago
This seems harsh considering they're still making the only true user-agent in the world. Which maintainer are you trusting so much, and what anti-features are they removing?
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by yoavm 3y ago
these are really great, thanks for sharing! love the simplicity.
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by yoavm 3y ago
curious - can you share what you were searching for?
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by yoavm 3y ago
I guess that's what happens when your whole ecosystem is an afterthought?
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by yoavm 3y ago
True, but almost no one is writing HTML anymore. So if I'm anyway post-processing my tsx / jsx / vue / whatever files, I might was well use a language that's great. As for adding a layer to what devs needs to learn
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by yoavm 3y ago
sure, I guess lighting the house with fire also works!
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by yoavm 3y ago
I love Haml / Pug / Slim. I think it's very clear what problem it solves: you don't need to worry about closing tags, and doing it in the right order, because the tree is visually in front of you. It also means less co
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by yoavm 3y ago
True, though the article talks about much more serious stuff than the quality of the interior plastic.
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by yoavm 3y ago
Isn't the world filled with crap being sold in crazy amounts purely for marketing and branding? It seems to me like the only surprise is that somehow, generally speaking, the car industry had some correlation of cost:quality until Tesl
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by yoavm 3y ago
Check out my userChrome changes if you're into vertical tabs and a minimal UI: https://github.com/bjesus/fireside

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