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symkat
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About symkat
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Comment #47305378
I've been working on https://blogdb.org/ recently. I originally made it a couple of years ago as a small proof of concept. A couple of weeks ago I started it over and have been usi…
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Show HN: I made a tool to help you save and execute commands in a directory
Hi HN! A lot of times I end up with sets of commands I want to run in a project directory: building packages, running ansible to deploy things, cleaning up files, etc. Makefiles al…
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Comment #42798819
Thank you for saying so! That's super awesome too, this is not so different under the hood, I used libxml for getting the content and pandoc for converting -- pandoc turned out to …
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Comment #42798640
Thank you for commenting! It does put your files into a Hugo directory structure and includes the smol theme. It doesn't recreate your theme, plugins, or process your images, but I…
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Comment #42797423
I totally agree. This came about because of a pretty expensive quote the person I was talking to got.
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Comment #42797402
Thank you for commenting! Really the reason I picked Hugo is because that's what the person I was talking to wanted. He'd only found contractors who would charge more than he wante…
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Comment #42795932
In my case, at least a big part of it is I'm looking for a job again and doing something like this to get myself out there, I already had one person who was interested in this spec…
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Comment #42795877
It does not, it converts just the blog posts and pages to help you get started on a conversion. It gives you the smol theme by default and the page that gives you access to the dow…
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Comment #42795866
You're right, Hugo is for static sites! Hugo does support comments through things like Disqus ( https://gohugo.io/content-management/comments/ ). My service only converts the blog …
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Show HN: I made a service to convert WordPress blogs to Hugo
Hi Hacker News! I made this project to read a WordPress export and create the markdown files for Hugo. It'll speed up the process of moving your blog over to Hugo and let you avoid…
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Comment #35090370
I’ve been working on building a web hosting platform. https://github.com/symkat/MyJekyllBlog - It’s centered around hosting Jekyll blogs. It supports having paid user accounts (Str…
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Comment #34799910
Thanks! GitHub Pages is a closed source hosting platform. MyJekyllBlog is open source and MIT licensed. As far as I’m aware, you cannot spin up your own version of GitHub Pages to …
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Comment #34775048
Hi HN, I’m very excited to show you MyJekyllBlog, a blog hosting platform I have been working on. Two months ago I shared the GitHub link for the project, and since then I have int…
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Comment #34022243
Thanks, I’m really glad you like it! It’s been a lot of fun to work on. It does use a few different IPs/servers, and I think some could be combined. If you do end up moving towards…
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Comment #34021367
Those are good points, thank you for the feedback and well-wishes!
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Comment #34016761
Hi Hacker News, I want to show you something I’ve been working on: MyJekyllBlog. It’s a multi-user CMS and hosting platform for Jekyll blogs. There is a web application that users …
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Comment #32277387
There is also a demo video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUqcbSr8sJ8
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Show HN: I made a tool to make paper planning easier. Open-source and a service
Hi HN! TodayChecklist provides a way of getting boiler-plate documents filled out and printed quickly. I do a lot of planning in notebooks and on paper, but fall back to various to…
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Comment #32073276
> where are the individual owns the car You're right -- the city required that taxi cars had medallions to be allowed to pick up passengers, and the one who owned the medallions on…
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Comment #32071292
I believe this is the model for taxis -- at least it was about 20 years ago when I worked as a taxi dispatcher in a small town for a short time. Drivers rented taxis, and the taxi …
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Comment #30803919
I suppose it really depends on your perspective. It has pure static hosting, in that anything in the public directory is directly served, so static sites that are built with pre-pr…
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Comment #30803842
Hi! Yes, absolutely. This was supported initially but not communicated well. I hope the updates more clearly explain that. The use for plain HTML is documented here: https://docs.m…