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Comment #44405952
Several things! But my favourite use-case works surprisingly well. I have a js-to-video service (open source sdk, WIP) [1] with the classic "editor to the left - preview on the rig…
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Comment #44133349
What are you building? Ping me if you want a tester of half-finished breaking stuff
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Comment #42101993
It’s MIDI
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Comment #40854873
Thanks, I have some of the same issues with FF on www.render.video - will look into this ASAP :)
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Show HN: RenderDotVideo – Make videos in the browser (Chromium)
Hi, I'm Per and I spent the last months on this side project. It's a template engine where you can render and export MP4 videos with sound from your browser. No server involved. If…
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Comment #36713648
You can take a screenshot and long click the QR to go to the link. At least on iOS. No need for another phone ;) Not exactly obvious to say the least, but it works.
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Comment #35930931
images.zip was available a couple of hours ago, now it's taken.
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Comment #35804681
We created a small webapp that works pretty good for us: https://calestimate.com (No login needed to try it out)
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Comment #35286482
Personally I suck at CSS and avoid writing it like the plague, even after 20+ years of doing it. I use TailwindCSS [1] for all my styling needs and couldn't be happier. If you real…
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Comment #35282762
This is the easiest way I know to get a React app up and running. https://ymse.io/blog/how-to-create-a-minimal-react-app/
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Comment #35282697
From that list you only need React and a bundler, which can be Vite. You really don't need more than that to get started. Please ask, I'll do my best to help you out.
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Comment #35180041
No worries mate. The examples don't have to be ground-breaking or even relevant (for me), but clear so I can see how I can apply Scriptable.dev to solve my specific problems. And, …
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Comment #35178952
Exciting product. You should describe some common problems people have, and show us how you could use Scriptable to solve them. That's a nice and "easy" way to showcase a service I…
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Comment #35095964
I've read something along this lines before, but cannot find a good source for it. Do you have one?
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Comment #34103782
Shameless plug: https://stylepad.io
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Comment #31807962
This feedback is so good that I wanted to high-five you when I read it :) Yes, yes and yes - I don't disagree with a single thing, they make very good UX improvements. Will add the…
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Comment #31768866
Thank you for the nice words and that you took the time to explain how and why you found it useful. Well, that was a use case I hadn't thought of :)
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Comment #31737416
Thank you. Well, my designer wife needed a way to present ideas and work to her clients. So I made her this simple tool where she gets a large canvas where she can add images with …
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Comment #31535251
Thanks, it looks exactly like what I'm after. Signed up for the private beta.
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Comment #31509488
Thanks for sharing! That looks promising, but I don't want to handle any of this myself :/ I want a service where I can start a new VM fast by posting to an API, have it run some l…
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Comment #31502059
Please reply here if you find out, I'll do the same :)
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Comment #31501946
I need the same thing :) Basically a VM for each CPU-bound process I need to start from a queue. Did you find anything useful?
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Comment #31500960
Does this mean I can spin up multiple instances of _the same_ application on the fly, each running on it's own VM? For example, we have a queue that handles video encoding. I would…
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Comment #29579164
grep.app is excellent, but I don't think you can search the entire github, on the front page it says "Search across a half million git repos".