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aor215

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    https://alexrichey.com/

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    Actually, now you can import from Pocket. I used Codex and Claude Code to put this feature together in an hour or so :)

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    Comment #44598543

    I have a little side project I started a couple years ago for this: https://linksort.com/ I work on it when I can. I'd like to add an import from Pocket feature but I haven't had a…

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    I wrote an article covering the same problems but with a slightly different solution a few years ago: https://alexrichey.com/articles/2021-09-09-error-handling-in... This approach …

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    I don’t think anything will help the author as much as giving a bunch of money away. I grew up in a community where I met good number of very rich people with inherited wealth and …

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    https://alexrichey.com/ I write personal essays and articles about code.

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    Comment #34572743

    Linksort: https://linksort.com/ Pretty much like Pocket, but open source.

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    Thanks! On mobile, I just open the page in the browser. There's a Safari extension that works on mobile for iOS that enables you to save links [0]. I haven't bothered to get the Ch…

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    Comment #31870778

    I made my own little solution to this problem too: https://linksort.com

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    The late Derek Parfit explores numerous answers to these questions in his paper “Why Anything? Why This?”[1]. It’s hard to give a quick summary of the paper, but basically a lot of…

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    I used to think the same. I too find my job to be easy and sometimes feel like we have this secret in the software industry that our work really isn't all that difficult these days…

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    Hi HN, I built yagss because I wanted to build a couple simple websites that are mostly just markdown, html, and css. I thought there would be a tool I could use that would make th…

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    I used to work at a company called Meural that has a solution. I left after they were acquired and it looks like they've been pretty corporatized since then, but I suspect the fram…

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