Oh I love this oh so much. It lines up with a lot of things I've wanted or am planning. So I'm definitely going to take a dive into your source for inspiration One thing I wish for encompasses the idea that I might want to share different slices of my life with different groups
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Sharing is planned. Long term roadmap but definitely on my list!
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#102outside of pictures living in the past bro
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#103I am remembering Perkeep (nee Camlistore): https://perkeep.org/
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Em dash, "not just blank, it's blank". ChatGPT slop garbage. Calling on all ycombinator moderators to please nuke this post with a powerful ion cannon. Thank you.
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Em dash, "not just blank, it's blank". ChatGPT slop garbage. Calling on all ycombinator moderators to please nuke this post with a powerful ion cannon. Thank you.
IMO, em dash isn’t a great signal — plenty of people used them already. I can type em-dash easily on my phone with double dashes.
the giveaway for me is the too-perfect summary list of things it loves the most
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#109When announcing a product, the language, license, version number, amount of time under development since inception, and approximate number of contributors are all critical pieces of information to include in an announcement.
Ten years is a long time. Is it just you? What language is it in? Does it run on desktop or does it need a server? What is the license?
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#110Matt, I am so impressed by how far this has come. WRT naming, what about "Journey".