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keepamovin
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About keepamovin
BSc Chem major, math minor.
Self taught “dev” since I was 10 yo.
I lived long enough to see the rotary telephone, have a Nokia dumb phone, know the modem’s warble and be a teenager thru the rise of the Internet in the 90s.
First computer: IBM 8086 hand me down.
First language: x86 assembly from the DOS manual using debug.com
Now, I build at the speed of ideas in my company with AI
It’s a lot of fun, that’s why i do it
Current flagship: https://browserbox.io
Latest tools: https://github.com/crisdosaygo
Other stuff (as of 2026):
https://hypergrid.systems
https://duetbrowser.com
https://dosaygo.com
https://win9-5.com
https://hyper-frame.art
Love over fear. Dangerously skipping persimmons.
Be who you are
Retiring this account asap as the mods began down-weighting all my posts since I got 2025's biggest Show (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46205632) - the choke means HN can't be used as a measure of genuine interest in particular work, nor exposure, so contributing no longer serves. I mean, nobody likes to feel unwelcome right. Go where you're treated best!
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Alright, but this is about me because it affects me > A project that is built with AI in a few days or even weeks does not cut it anymore That does not characterize my work - it’s …
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Comment #48914879
> Yes, you had some big hits on the front page, and we gave you plenty of support with that. It's also the case that after a while, your subsequent projects were minor variations o…
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Comment #48914653
This sounds like it puts the issue back on creators. A real tension. Is that how you see it? “System is already perfect, if your work is not getting up it must be shit”? What doesn…
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Comment #48914154
I think HN may be less useful these days. I noticed many posts got a great initial vote profile in a few minutes but then were prevented from any front page or or any good show pag…
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Comment #48901281
Hey, you can find it at https://win9-5.com/krnl If you buy that - please feel free to email hey@dosaygo.com
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Comment #48901271
Thanks! I didn’t think of automation (as driving a TUI require some kind of tmux harness - which is a little fiddly, even for agents, speaking of which, if you are interested in th…
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Comment #48901250
I don’t think this has been flagged before - unless you have done so? There’s no reason to flag it. This is good work that deserves to be in front of people. Flagging it without re…
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Comment #48901237
No - it’s a SSH protocol link: ssh:// there’s no reason to flag it. There’s no script on your machine - it connects to the server, that’s where the magic happens. The link is speci…
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Show HN: HTML, CSS and JavaScript in the Terminal
This is a model I’ve been thinking about lately. It demonstrates a pattern that I’m wondering could exist, where terminal applications, BBS-style shared user boards, and other expr…
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Comment #48892097
Aaw thank you bro. Yeah the microfilm thing is immersive. I wouldn’t replace their OG viewers, but I like this one it makes it organized.
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Comment #48892089
The SSH link may not work clearly on your system so you can just run: ssh krnl.duetbrowser.com It looks roughly like this: https://youtu.be/dbNlXjC0lo0?is=YWmSIYtsGNzK7o9e Enjoy
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Comment #48890717
I designed this thing. Like a big microfilm for all the UFO files. You can scrub through them. Different way to view all the data so far. Release 1 to 4. Maybe someone enjoys it.
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Comment #48889503
Let's make flags public, too. Flagged_by link. Congratulations on your recursive ascension, too
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Comment #48888067
Many things: - BrowserBox just landed WebAuthn (passkeys) - for now just macOS clients: https://github.com/BrowserBox/BrowserBox - This website is served entirely from a 200Kb bina…
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Comment #48883075
x86-64 works on aarch64, which is also planned. It's a blocking collection but not 'stop the world' (no world, all separate processes). The pause scales about linearly with heap si…
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Comment #48883021
No it's pure HTTP: https://github.com/DO-SAY-GO/freelang/blob/main/examples/200... TLS is CloudFlare which also absorbs a little bit of load in case anyone tries to destroy it.
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