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SimplGy
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Comment #41822188
Daily Obsidian user here. I often need to do a bit of math or adding numbers in a column, and could be the target market for this, but I'm not sure yet. I am confused about using E…
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Comment #39172603
Reminds me of "The Duke", a great board game that exposed the piece movements by necessity. https://www.nonsensicalgamers.com/the-duke-review/
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Comment #37706426
Very happy to be with hubitat. It’s OSS and not user friendly, but it mostly works with most devices and once it’s running I don’t have to maintain it except to restart (twice in a…
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Comment #35258305
Testing User Interface code sucks. I hate it. It's difficult and fragile. You probably agree so far. Controversially; I also think UI testing is low value and the answer is to be p…
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Comment #35066064
Probably happens to all of us, especially the kind of folks that read Hacker News, I just wanted to think about it, and thank them.
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Comment #34979336
I find I keep coming back to this as a framework for thinking about product decisions.
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Comment #34892222
I wrote a post about this, because I think it surprises my engineering colleagues. But I think objectively, it's a better quality of life per dollar than anything else available in…
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Comment #33042077
The distraction free workflow with timer motivation is a really killer feature. I wonder if you could handle the longer term PKM / organize / retrieve kinds of use cases by integra…
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Comment #32960436
Respectfully, might need to rename it if you’re going for broad adoption. Just imagine speaking the name of your product to a family member who asks what you’re working on, or the …
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Comment #32609734
I came here to say this. The similarity was so striking it was jarring. Both really great articles. Might both be explaining the ~same thing in different terms.
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Comment #32357481
So you actually mentioned web3, but not the technology from it that is most interesting to me for this problem. I’m hopeful that “decentralized identity” is a solution here. In the…
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Comment #29973446
> I am convinced that corned beef hash and pumpkin pie will still exist, but the pill lunch will roll by their side.
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Comment #28568062
Searched for “chocolate chip cookie recipe” First result had a recipe I could see both recipe and directions in a single page, no ads, no scrolling, no fake seo anecdotes about kid…
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Comment #23353765
This is a beautiful app, thank you for making it. I can't find how to use a fixed-width font: are community themes the right way to accomplish that? Markdown is a whitespace sensit…
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Comment #20125321
+1 for A local only version of this that stores plain text somewhere on my hard drive. Optionally as an encrypted zip archive.
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Comment #20125274
I love markdown. It’s been my primary way of taking notes for many years. A key benefit of the format to me is that text files will never be deprecated and are infinitely portable.…
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Comment #12980112
I want to start using this, but I'm concerned what happens when a service changes their domain. When the domain changes, even subtly like from api.foo.com to www.foo.com, it will b…
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