If I have to create an a/c to find out the price, then no.
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#72If I have to create an a/c to find out the price, then no.
It's free. And whatever you can use now will remain free. We will make sure to make this more obvious.
Our planned revenue is from a 'pro' tier that will have more storage space and potentially some advanced features and from selling short URLs (e.g. kraa.io/123).
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#73Your approach looks promising. One question: how do you handle conflict resolution at scale? ProseMirror's steps model helps, but once you mix in multiple cursors, mobile clients, and permission controls, things get complicated fast. If you've built extra abstractions or a custom syncing layer on top of ProseMirror, I'd be very interested in how you approached it.
Overall, impressive work - it’s refreshing to see an editor that aims for minimalism without sacrificing collaboration features. Bookmarking this to test on a few writing workflows.
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Why does people care if their Reddit account is banned? I've never understood this. Can't you just open a new one?
Replace “reddit” with “google” in your sentence. Now how does it sound?
Like you're talking about something completely different in function and purpose.
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#75Loads slow on my gigabit fiber connection. But it looks nice
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#76You are trying to make emacs?
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> Does it matter? They'll surely wouldn't implement a local/client-first E2E encryption, so in the end they'll be holding the keys anyways Yes it matters, there are use cases if not only for privacy focus people. Why would the hold the keys? I actually have found a good example of one that I am working to verify.
Because currently they have search and they do user-to-user messaging, good luck implementing that over the web in a reliable and scalable way with E2E encryption.
I'm not sure you understand the e2e encryption, the search can be ran on client side after decryption, there's no need to run it on the server side.
The chat is a bit more transient but you're transferring messages encrypted again over websocket for example, then decrypted on client.
I'm not seeing what the blocker is, or even issues with scale given its the client side doing the work.
Working example : http://securinote.com/#/notebook/bf528a8d-bf34-4f49-8cb9-e63...
key : embedding
Open up a second tab, make a change, check the network you'll see its sent over the wire encrpted via websocket.
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#78Earlier quoted context omitted.
Replace “reddit” with “google” in your sentence. Now how does it sound?
Like you're talking about something completely different in function and purpose.
Not for quite a lot of people it isn’t, no.
I’m guessing you’re over 35 (as I am).
I know plenty of people in their 20s whose entire online life is centered on Reddit.
They make hundreds of comments a day. It’s where all of their social interaction is. it’s where they coordinate activities with people. It’s where they chat with people. it’s how they communicate with everyone.Losing that handle would be disastrous. You can’t just change it.
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#80I love this product immediately after typing something in it. For the foreseeable future, I'll be using it as my first choice when I want to jot down anything.
I've used products like Evernote and Notion before. Sometimes I just want to write down a fleeting idea, but other products are becoming increasingly cumbersome and slow to launch.
However, if I'm going to subscribe a plan for it, I'd like some extra features, such as direct voice recording then speech to text or the ability to sketch directly on my phone.