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Re: Grug Notes, A tool for text: simple, fast, self-organizing notes

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

> So tired of these projects I could make in a few hours "But you didn't, did you?" --Damien Hirst

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We don’t need to compare anyone’s project to poop. Less of this, please

Re: Grug Notes, A tool for text: simple, fast, self-organizing notes

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maker here. well hot dam, not sure I'm ready for this. But happy to answer any questions if it stays online. Literally I'm the only daily active user right now. back story -- I was a happy roam research user, but i found it too slow for my iphone se. Been at home more with a one year old, so gotten back in to programming during naps.

I want to access my notes both macOS and Linux. Is this possible in the future? I haven’t watched the video yet (I’m traveling right now).

It’s mostly a sever side rendered website, so no problems. As long as you’re good with that.

Re: Grug Notes, A tool for text: simple, fast, self-organizing notes

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Htmx and named entity recognition based pkm. Are you me:) Perfect start. Hope to see similar aproach from others.

Love htmx — literally gave me modern day skills. Still haven’t figured out npm, webpack, and how to use any js that’s not standalone

Re: Grug Notes, A tool for text: simple, fast, self-organizing notes

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Seems a nice tool. I’m gonna daily drive it for a week. Note to OP: the sign up process completely brakes the iOS password save thingy :)

Epic, thanks. Tweet at me or email keizo at grugnotes.com any questions, feedback or thoughts. There are lots of problems, many I’m aware of. But you already pointed out a good one I didn’t know! Will investigate.
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