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d_philla
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Comment #48150205
this one is legit the right call, though
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Comment #47315364
Check out Jeff Lindsay's Apptron ( https://github.com/tractordev/apptron ), comes very close to this, and is some great tech all on its own.
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Comment #46711584
check out grain! https://grain-lang.org/
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Comment #43388537
just if i need to type something quickly, to somewhere with effectively zero startup time, just quickly pop a new tab and get a thought down. it's easy for me to lose a thought whe…
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Comment #43379357
I love this. I made something similar, even more bare-bones, for myself a few years ago. I still use it literally everyday: https://tabnotes.page (just type a note)
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Comment #41771032
Check out Jeff Lindsay's Wanix project: https://wanix.sh/
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Comment #40941192
Hey Alessandro - I'm a huge fan of WebVM + y'all's other work at Leaning Tech. Curious - is your implementation of how you wrangled lwIP for the networking piece open source? I had…
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Comment #38809742
https://spinup.dev is a similar thing I made a few years ago, with free analytics out-of-the-box for each deploy. Syncing changes is a feature I'd like to add, but time is tight fo…
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Comment #38628007
https://postacard.co - I wanted a dead-simple way to create a postcard from a pic on my phone/device and then mail it, without a required login/subscription/ad-laden/SEO'd-to-death…
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Comment #38282031
This is exactly one of the use-cases for the Scale Framework[1]. (Full disclosure: I work on this project) You can absolutely take a library from one language and run it in another…
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Comment #32905096
+1 for a Chicago area IRL event. Would also love to be in the know.
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Comment #30295506
https://spinup.dev A simple website deployer that has free server-side analytics on deploy. It was a pandemic side-project, and I was mostly just interested to see what was involve…
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