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Show HN: Council – Run Claude, Codex and Gemini against the same prompt(council.armstr.ng)
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Fast CEO reinvented himself in Silicon Valley after running from the past(npr.org)
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Can Medieval Sleeping Habits Fix America’s Insomnia?(theatlantic.com)
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by colinarms 5y ago
Yup - we're using rich-markdown-editor for the content editor. Full support for code and syntax highlighting. GitHub: https://github.com/outline/rich-markdown-editor , editor demo: https://rich-markdown-
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by colinarms 5y ago
Another Medium alternative is Papyrus: https://papyrus.so . Privacy-first, simplicity and speed are the core tenets. Export posts at any time, send posts via newsletters, and no feature-bloat. Disclaimer: I built Papyrus because
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Papyrus and Web3: building better tools for the future of the creator economy(papyrus.so)
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Are we doomed to repeat web2 history?(sarahguo.com)
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Quadratic Payments: A Primer(vitalik.ca)
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What Problem Blockchains Solve(solutionspace.blog)
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The Creator Economy Needs a Middle Class(hbr.org)
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by colinarms 5y ago
Great article, Gabriel!
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by colinarms 5y ago
Just circling back here - I launched custom domain support today. For a one-time fee of $50, you can unlock custom domains permanently for your blog. Thanks!
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by colinarms 5y ago
Just circling back here - I launched custom domain support today (for a one-time fee of $50, you can unlock custom domains permanently for your blog).
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by colinarms 5y ago
Just circling back here - I launched custom domain support today (for a one-time fee of $50, you can unlock custom domains permanently for your blog).
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Safari Ruined My Tuesday(fly.io)
144 points by colinarms 5y ago|134 comments
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by colinarms 5y ago
I'm getting a 504 Gateway Timeout when attempting to access your site.
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by colinarms 5y ago
I just implemented basic RSS functionality. There's now an "RSS" link at the bottom of all blog posts and pages. Thanks again for the feedback!
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by colinarms 5y ago
Awesome - thank you!
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by colinarms 5y ago
1. I originally registered https://papyrus.dev , with the original idea being a newsletter aimed at developers. I pivoted to be more broader, and with that, changed the TLD to .so. I haven't gotten around to setting up mail
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by colinarms 5y ago
Custom domains are coming up real soon!
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by colinarms 5y ago
Agreed - they were a great inspiration for us.
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by colinarms 5y ago
Thanks! Yes, I've been meaning to do this - I haven't prioritized it yet because we have not had enough quality blogs on the platform to showcase, but after all the HN traffic I think this will change :)
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by colinarms 5y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Customization is definitely on the roadmap, but nailing the reading/editing experience is higher priority for now.
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by colinarms 5y ago
Thank you! Appreciate the kind words!
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by colinarms 5y ago
Thanks for the catch - this should be fixed now.
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by colinarms 5y ago
Thanks a lot, Steven! Appreciate it!
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by colinarms 5y ago
Thanks!
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by colinarms 5y ago
Thank you! This is something I'm actively working on. I've already begun to implement functionality to import subscribers from Substack (you can test it out in the /settings/blog page). After I finish Substack, I'll
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by colinarms 5y ago
Yes, there's a chance I can recover this. Can you shoot me an email (hello@papyrus.dev) with the email you signed up with, and the name of the post you were working on? Happy to look into this. This definitely sounds like a bug.
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by colinarms 5y ago
Thank you - appreciate all the feedback! I invested quite a bit into speed, and thankfully Next.js has a lot of great built-in support to make things fast - incremental static regeneration, link prefetching, image optimization, etc. For the

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