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bazookajoes
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About bazookajoes
http://www.crushpaper.com/
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Comment #10462406
Isn't there a lot of overhead to spawning a new process every time? I wonder what that cost is relative to the cost of generating the image.
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Comment #10161590
I'm curious what people think about this.
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Comment #9671050
Thank you for these suggestions.
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Comment #9671044
Thanks! Yes, I would like to do that too. Here is the outrageously long list of things I want to do with CrushPaper http://crushpaper.com/help/Future-Enhancements
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Comment #9668591
I haven't thought about using a CalDAV server for this at all actually. How do you envision that working? The backend of this is pluggable so it can use other datastores.
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Comment #9668326
Thank you for the suggestion and the feedback! I will do it tomorrow. I just have to decide if it should be a separate context menu item. If you have any other thoughts please let …
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Comment #9667238
It's great to see you agree on the importance of this area! I believe that when people have tools that allow them to visualize their thoughts they can become more rational as well …
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Comment #9667212
Thank you for the reinforcement!
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Comment #9667175
Thank you for trying to explain. I think I still don't understand though. Would you mind explaining it a bit more? And thank you, I'm glad you like it!
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Comment #9667144
You're welcome! But I have to admit that I am curious why you thank me for that.
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Comment #9667074
I like that project! I wrote most of CrushPaper before finding out about Workflowy or HackFlowy, but I tried to take a different path from HackFlowy. CrushPaper is hopefully easy t…
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Comment #9666937
Thank you for the feedback! I think one of the major UI differences between Workflowy and CrushPaper is that CrushPaper aims to support multiline notes and quotations. I often past…
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Comment #9666872
That is a great suggestion. Thank you for pointing that out. So far I haven't thought about that at all.
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Comment #9666854
I hadn't realized that. Do you think that is good or bad?
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Comment #9638562
Thank you for the kind words and thank you for hunting it on Product Hunt! I have to admit I am a bit disappointed this didn't get more feedback here on HN.
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Comment #9609109
Depending on the requirements and dataflows of the system an even smarter event dispatcher can dynamically switch been busy waiting and normal event notification to reduce unnecess…
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Comment #9561629
Totally agree. A great debugger can be a godsend. It amazes me that for the longest time you can not see return values when debugging in Eclipse. https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show…
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Comment #9558525
Out of curiosity in what scenarios do you see a forking web server being faster than a evented server that balances requests across cores and can direct a request to the core with …
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Comment #9180518
I was very excited about OrientDB when I first tried it a couple of months ago. What's not to love about a graph DB that is faster and freer than Neo4J? I ran into several seemingl…
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Comment #9142796
I really like the Sync UI, the functionality and the speed. But the last time I looked at the forum there were several unanswered posts about serious bugs where files were deleted …
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Comment #9139682
That's true, but I think it is very likely they will start suggesting movies, bars and restaurants for dates.
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Comment #9135825
> Or maybe those over 28 are willing to pay more, and this is a move to maximize revenue. This does happen to be the motivation that Tinder stated. > Tinder is no different; during…