Shiku

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Scientists in Japan Give Robots a Fleshy Face and a Smile(nytimes.com)
2 points by Shiku 2y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Inkline – An(other) AI powered document editor(inkline.ai)
2 points by Shiku 2y ago|0 comments
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by Shiku 5y ago
Yep. The purpose of this post is more about the potential of no-code. Just trying to illustrate that it's possible to build a web app like Reddit using no-code. The goal really isn't to build a new Reddit.
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by Shiku 5y ago
There is content, and a few people have added some since. It just loaded slow earlier because of the surge in traffic that I was ill prepared for. I've upgraded the site and it should work better now.
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by Shiku 5y ago
You probably need to log in. The landing screen is only a preview of what's in the app. You can interact with the app when you log in, and you can even log in as a test user. Click login, go to the bottom of the login page, and click &
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by Shiku 5y ago
This site is not optimised for mobile. Updated the site to reflect this. I built it for desktop viewing only
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by Shiku 5y ago
That was an issue based on the plan I was using in Bubble. I upgraded to a production plan which should work better now.
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by Shiku 5y ago
The Reggit site plan has been upgraded and should load a little faster now. Also, I'm not technical so I am probably not the best equipped to answer technical comments. Thanks for all the feedback, both positive and negative. This has
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by Shiku 5y ago
Sorry for not clarifying earlier. This was built to be a web-first clone only. It does not work on mobile.
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by Shiku 5y ago
True, I've got some Bubble credits so I've upgraded the plan (for the short term only). Will see how that helps
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by Shiku 5y ago
It was working rather well until the traffic surge from HN. Added a capacity boost to the site so it loads now, but you're right it's rather slow. So you may have a point. As far as an experiment though, it's good to know wh
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by Shiku 5y ago
I really hope so. Also, I think there are a lot of opportunities for coders/programmer to to improve the space and come up with ways to support non-technical folks like myself. I think those folks will do pretty well.
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by Shiku 5y ago
Thank you! I appreciate the positive feedback :)
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by Shiku 5y ago
I didn't specify on the original post, so sorry about that. It's a web-first platform. It does not work on mobile. Try viewing from desktop. And the platform I used to build it is bubble.io
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by Shiku 5y ago
Great point. There's certainly much more that goes into building a site like Reddit than what goes into building a clone in two weeks. The purpose of this is to show the potential of what can be done in no-code. No-code is still in it&
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by Shiku 5y ago
Actually someone already built a twitter clone in Bubble. Worth checking that out too :) https://notrealtwitter.com/ But as for this site, I've added a boost to the site which should help somewhat with the surge in tra
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by Shiku 5y ago
LOL It was completely my bad for not being prepared for a surge in traffic. Should be less slow now since I added a boost to the site. But, yeah, it's definitely not perfect I'll admit. If you do try again, check it out on deskt
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by Shiku 5y ago
Hey HN: Thanks for everyone who has tried to visit the site. The surge in traffic was unexpected, and I realize that it slowed down the load time, so I've added a 'boost' to the site. Besides that, I should also clarify that
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Show HN: Reddit clone built in no-code in two weeks(reggit.bubbleapps.io)
152 points by Shiku 5y ago|164 comments
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New Competition Launched for a Silicon Valley Landmark(archinect.com)
1 points by Shiku 7y ago|0 comments
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Researchers Develop a Technique for Removing Microplastics from Water(polyarch.co)
1 points by Shiku 7y ago|0 comments
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A New Central Park Powered by Artificial Trees Coming to Vietnam(polyarch.co)
1 points by Shiku 7y ago|0 comments
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Optimus Ride’s autonomous system makes self-driving vehicles a reality(news.mit.edu)
2 points by Shiku 7y ago|0 comments
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A Magazine Written by AI(polyarch.co)
1 points by Shiku 7y ago|0 comments
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A Finnish company has developed a way to make food from CO2(polyarch.co)
2 points by Shiku 7y ago|0 comments