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Re: Daily.place

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post #6

I like this a lot. Are there plans to be able to create places that persist?

Hey! thanks for your feedback. For a next iteration I thinking in add some basic third party auth and store that local storage into a database or jsonbin service. But I have to analyze it a little more, because each task added or each pomodoro clock finish is a call to and endpoint.

Re: Daily.place

#25

I am always amazed how people find ideas for projects like this. I would never think of making something like that, what was the thought process here? Is this a personal project that just turned into something else? Or idea was just exactly this from the start? This is very creative but also has this vibe that "I've seen it before" even though I probably did not and it just combines many different tools into one. Rea…

Thanks for your comment! I started as a side project to use nextjs + mantine UI. And the thing become serious when I saw that's it's useful for the day to day haha

Re: Daily.place

#29

Very cool! What about adding binaural beats for focus? Huberman on binaural beats for focus: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iboQ7mmGGGU&vl=en

That sounds interesting. Any good Spotify / Youtube playlists to check out?

Focus: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF1DX7EF8wVxBVhG?si=...

Flow State: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF1DX2Ca9Q0E4D7d?si=...

Re: Daily.place

#30
post #7

I suppose it's fine if a lot of people like it, but if anything it shows how little desktop environments have advanced/bloomed, and how deeply cargo-culted that whole space is. This should be trivially easy to implement without visiting the web.

> it shows how little desktop environments have advanced/bloomed Are you suggesting it should be built in to a desktop environment and not a separate program? Why? > how deeply cargo-culted that whole space is Desktop environments? I don't understand this point at all. > This should be trivially easy to implement without visiting the web. By "should" are you critiquing the author, or do you not think it's easy for so…

I very rarely see my desktop, since I almost always have a full-size terminal window with a split running, along with a browser window, Finder, VSCode, Preview, Pages, and other apps open. I think the use case this is designed for is people like that who are rotating between browser tabs a lot and not minimizing everything to see their desktop.
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