Very human, well done! Thank you!
Thank you!
Show HN: A Handwritten Blogging Platform
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#42I love that the comments on some of the posts (like this one) are written by hand too! https://handwritten.danieljanus.pl/2022-10-01-hyperlinks-in-...
This is actually not on handwritten.blog, but on the site of the person where I got the original idea from! Maybe I can incorporate something like this on handwritten.blog too (e.g. a way for people to send in comments via email).
https://tuhat.net has comments via email, but only when responding to a newsletter post. Then the replies are put in the authors letter inbox connected to the post. Though all comments are private to the original author.
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#43Earlier quoted context omitted.
This is actually not on handwritten.blog, but on the site of the person where I got the original idea from! Maybe I can incorporate something like this on handwritten.blog too (e.g. a way for people to send in comments via email).
https://tuhat.net has comments via email, but only when responding to a newsletter post. Then the replies are put in the authors letter inbox connected to the post. Though all comments are private to the original author.
Thanks for sharing.
Re: Show HN: A Handwritten Blogging Platform
#44Who is this for though? As a writer, a lot of times I am writing over 5,000 words in a single article. I can type at around 170 wpm but my wrist starts hurting the moment I write more than three pages in my journal. I also use a split ergonomic keyboard which helps my hands a lot. I also revise my writing heavily which is very hard to do with handwritten stuff. For readers, it will maybe be a novelty but I don't real…
Blog posts don’t need to be 5000 words nor do you need to write them on one sitting (or under 30 minutes). For wrist fatigue having better paper and pen help a lot, but part of it is just using the muscles and not having a death grip. This being said I don’t like that this is hand writing with a device. It just isn’t the same as actual physical media.
Yeah they don't need to be. But what about revising and editing? You will just straight up write the perfect thing in first go? What about accesibility for the reader?
And yeah I can learn how to write better with my hand but i can also learn how to be a swordfighter. But I don't see how that should be a prerequisite for a blogging platform.
I am not saying nobody will ever like this. But as someone who has used blogging platforms for a long time to be considered a power user, the stated comment was my prespective.
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#45Nice, left you my handwritten review of the odyssey: https://vasco.handwritten.blog/the-greek-movie
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#46This is really lovely! I saw a couple weeks back where someone made a custom app on their remarkable with an LLM responding to handwritten text
Makes me think that I should get my remarkable modded as well to post things I write to my website directly, incorporating some ideas from this. Thank you for sharing!
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#47This is really lovely! I saw a couple weeks back where someone made a custom app on their remarkable with an LLM responding to handwritten text Makes me think that I should get my remarkable modded as well to post things I write to my website directly, incorporating some ideas from this. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you!
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#48Ironically, "No feeds. No algorithms. No likes." reads like copy that is, well, not handwritten.
I can assure you it was written by my own hand (but appreciate it might sound like marketing - perhaps I can change it a bit so it sounds more natural :)
I think the implication was that an LLM generated the text (which isn't an issue for me even if it was.)
That all being said, I love this project and I love how you're exploring linking in other mediums. I tried to do other linking demos via https://aifoc.us/hypermedia/ - it's something we don't do anywhere near enough
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#49Earlier quoted context omitted.
I can assure you it was written by my own hand (but appreciate it might sound like marketing - perhaps I can change it a bit so it sounds more natural :)
I think the implication was that an LLM generated the text (which isn't an issue for me even if it was.) That all being said, I love this project and I love how you're exploring linking in other mediums. I tried to do other linking demos via https://aifoc.us/hypermedia/ - it's something we don't do anywhere near enough
Fair enough, I might have gotton some help from an LLM with the copy!
Thank you!
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#50I love the idea from a personal note collection perspective, however as a blog I feel that it can be taxing to be able to read so many different handwriting styles