RichardChu

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by RichardChu 20d ago
The problem is that at big companies such as Google, it can take months to plan out features and put them on the roadmap. That is, if they even get prioritized above other things to begin with.
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by RichardChu 28d ago
The funny thing is: this website reads like AI.
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by RichardChu 1mo ago
I'm working on self-hosted local email infrastructure for agents and apps: https://github.com/churichard/fluxmail It consists of a MCP server, a CLI, and a REST API. Everything is run and hosted locally on your co
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by RichardChu 2mo ago
This is really cool - I think desktop tools, like native apps, CLIs, self-hosted tools, etc., have a lot of potential for innovation since they can be consumed by agents and the user can maintain more privacy, while also using their preferr
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by RichardChu 2mo ago
What's the use case for doing that, just wondering?
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by RichardChu 2mo ago
Awesome! Let me know if you have any feedback.
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by RichardChu 2mo ago
Thanks! I'm planning on supporting a granular permission system, so per account you should be able to customize which tools it should be able to use (e.g. readonly, read+write including drafts (but no send), or full access). You should
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by RichardChu 2mo ago
I'm working on a self-hosted MCP server to give your AI agents access to email: https://github.com/churichard/fluxmail-mcp The main reason is because I wanted a privacy-preserving way to access my email without us
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by RichardChu 2mo ago
Better Auth is great, I use it for all my projects. Congrats to the team!
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by RichardChu 2mo ago
Is this AI written (or edited)? The word "genuinely" appears 4 times on the page. Man, I hate how often people/LLMs use that word now. Maybe other people gloss over it but it's super distracting to me.
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by RichardChu 3mo ago
I have qualms with Spotify as well, but not sure I entirely agree with the premise of the article. It still takes effort to find good music. There's a LOT of music being produced nowadays, and wading through all of that and finding nic
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by RichardChu 3mo ago
I'm working on Fluxmail, an AI-native email app for people who get a lot of email. It has an AI agent, automatic prioritization and categorization, automatic follow-up reminders, drafting with AI, and a bunch of other stuff. There&#x27
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by RichardChu 4mo ago
I'm working on an AI-native email client that organizes, prioritizes, and drafts emails for you. The vision is for everyone to have an executive assistant that manages their email. It's built for people who spend hours in their in
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by RichardChu 7mo ago
I'm working on Fluxmail, an AI-powered email client! https://fluxmail.ai
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by RichardChu 8mo ago
https://churichard.com
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by RichardChu 8mo ago
I'm building a new AI-powered email client called Fluxmail: https://fluxmail.ai Here is the current list of features: - Unified inbox: Connect multiple Gmail accounts and see all your emails in one inbox. No more switching
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by RichardChu 9mo ago
It should be fixed now. Thanks for flagging!
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by RichardChu 9mo ago
I'm building a new email client called Fluxmail: https://fluxmail.ai You can connect a bunch of Gmail accounts with it and see all your emails together in one place. It also has some features to better organize your emails
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by RichardChu 9mo ago
https://fluxmail.ai It's an AI-native email client. Launching soon! My goal is to help people get done with email faster, so that they can get back to doing other stuff. A lot of the features are designed around this goal:
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by RichardChu 10mo ago
Primarily bundle size. Pglite is a 3 MB binary, SQLite is <1 MB.
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by RichardChu 10mo ago
I was evaluating local storage solutions a while back and I tried setting up PGlite, but unfortunately I couldn't get it to work in Next.js with Turbopack in a web worker. I've been using SQLite locally instead with wa-sqlite and
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by RichardChu 10mo ago
I'm working on https://www.fluxmail.ai , a modern, AI-powered email client. I think there's a lot of potential for AI to improve the way we organize and manage our inboxes, while still letting us keep control over it. W
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by RichardChu 11mo ago
I'm working on 2 projects right now: 1. Fluxmail - https://fluxmail.ai Fluxmail is an AI-powered email app that helps you get done with email faster. There are a couple of core tenets/features that it has, including: -
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by RichardChu 1y ago
I'm working on 2 projects right now: 1. Fluxmail - https://fluxmail.ai Fluxmail is an AI-powered email app that helps you get done with email faster. I think there's a significant opportunity for AI to change the way w
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by RichardChu 4y ago
https://notabase.io - a note-taking app for networked thinking. It supports page stacking, linked references, block references, a graph view, and all that good stuff. Think of it as similar to Roam Research / Obsidian. It&#
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by RichardChu 5y ago
When evaluating rich text editors for the note-taking app I started about a year ago ( https://notabase.io ), I ended up going with Slate because of its flexible schema and customizable plugin architecture. I sort of regret that c
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by RichardChu 5y ago
I'm working on an open source note-taking app called Notabase [1]. It's built primarily for my use - I just never liked most existing note-taking apps and wanted to make one that's easy to use and fit the way that I think. I
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by RichardChu 5y ago
Maybe it's unclear, but you just need to insert a row in the subscriptions table with the value "ACTIVE". You don't actually need to have a real subscription on the hosted version of Notabase. Besides, if you know how to
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by RichardChu 5y ago
Yep, although there are people who would change the license or ignore it, and hope that no one notices.
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by RichardChu 5y ago
Hey, the creator of Notabase [1] here, which it looks like MdSilo was based off of. Your project looks cool! Always interesting to see how other people tackle note-taking. Thanks for keeping it open source. I'd encourage people to chec

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