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Shaping tools that shape us at Notion(jwn.gr)
2 points by jwngr 2y ago|0 comments
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by jwngr 2y ago
Oh, thanks for letting me know! Looks like I'm not properly clearing the interval. I'll get that fixed.
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by jwngr 2y ago
Thanks for sharing! I use Fireabse Hosting, which I guess gets grouped in with the other services you mentioned. It's free, has a lightweight devX, and integrates with CI via GitHub actions for preview and production builds [1]. [1] h
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by jwngr 2y ago
Oh cool, I see. Didn't get that impression when I first looked. I will check it out!
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by jwngr 2y ago
Not a full replacement in all scenarios. But for my personal website with a basic blog, Astro is by far the simpler and more maintainable option. I bet that is true for most people here who maintain their own personal website.
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by jwngr 2y ago
Thanks for the link. I prefer the simplicity of .mdx files for now. My use case is very basic and Astro already handles it well.
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by jwngr 2y ago
I felt the same way! But I came around. Take a look at the source code for a component [1]. The .astro format is pretty much just TS, CSS, and HTML. I don't even need React anymore. Way less glue code and dependencies than with Gatsby.
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by jwngr 2y ago
Me too! The closer my framework is to raw HTML, JavaScript (really TypeScript nowadays), and CSS, the less lock-in I feel. Those 3 languages are continue to get better year over year. And we are get better framework abstractions every few y
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by jwngr 2y ago
Astro is what I wanted and thought Gatsby would be. GraphQL was the wrong sized abstraction for a basic blog site like mine. And once Gatsby turned towards the cloud (which made sense as a business), everything just got so complicated. I wa
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by jwngr 2y ago
Yeah they really nailed the developer experience. There is very little magic to it.
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From Gatsby gridlock to Astro bliss: my personal site redesign(jwn.gr)
138 points by jwngr 2y ago|88 comments
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by jwngr 3y ago
Thanks for your comment! You may enjoy this blog post: https://www.sixdegreesofwikipedia.com/blog/search-results-an...
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by jwngr 3y ago
My script has been broken since February 2021 :( Documentation on the data source (with links to old data dumps) is on GitHub: https://github.com/jwngr/sdow/blob/master/docs/data-source.m...
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by jwngr 3y ago
Creator here. Glad that HN rediscovered my old side project. All the code is freely available on GitHub [1]. It's running on a tiny f1-micro GCE instance which is currently down due to the traffic. I don't have time to fix it righ
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The Google Inbox email successor is finally ready for Android(theverge.com)
4 points by jwngr 3y ago|2 comments
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Inbox's spiritual successor Shortwave has finally come to Android(androidpolice.com)
3 points by jwngr 3y ago|1 comments
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by jwngr 4y ago
You're right. We're a small team of 10 people [1] and we have to ruthlessly prioritize. Gmail on web and iOS are our primary platforms right now. Our Android app is in beta and will be for longer. In the meantime, are improving th
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by jwngr 4y ago
Email is the perfect tool for these new LLMs - most of us have years, even decades, of our writing and important information in our email archives. Now that we have AI which can understand that in a deep way, a ton of value is waiting to be
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by jwngr 4y ago
I go into this a bit more in our blog post from today [1], but we believe LLMs are going to transform how we interact with email. Yes, you still need a solid inbox with labels and contacts and push notifications and everything else that ema
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by jwngr 4y ago
Outside of search and import history, our free version is 100% feature compatible with the paid version. None of the core functionality (including the new AI stuff) requires a paid plan. On a paid plan, you can import and search your full h
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by jwngr 4y ago
Despite adding some AI features, we are definitely still focused on the core triage and workflow of getting through your inbox. We've launched a bunch of other stuff already this year ( https://www.shortwave.com/changelo
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by jwngr 4y ago
We use OpenAI's GPT-3 API to generate summaries. We have explicitly opted out of OpenAI's default behavior of using their APIs to train their models: https://help.openai.com/en/articles/5722486-how-your-d
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by jwngr 4y ago
We use OpenAI's GPT-3 API to generate summaries. We have explicitly opted out of OpenAI's default behavior of using their APIs to train their models [1]. Our summarization feature is entirely opt-in. So if you're concerned ab
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by jwngr 4y ago
Hi HN - Shortwave co-founder here. We’ve built a full-featured email client over the last couple of years, just in time for the rise of LLMs. We’ve added quite a few features (and are working on many more) that use LLMs to save you time. I’
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by jwngr 4y ago
Hey HN Co-founder and head of product at Shortwave here. Excited to share our latest feature – Smart Summaries. Summaries act like your personal AI email assistant, working to save you precious time by using AI to intelligently summarize k
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Show HN: AI Email Summaries(shortwave.com)
13 points by jwngr 4y ago|4 comments
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by jwngr 5y ago
Check out our security doc [1], Privacy Policy [2], and Terms of Service [3] for this information. [1] https://www.shortwave.com/docs/references/security/ [2] https://www.shortwave.com/policie
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by jwngr 5y ago
Thanks! Our keyboard shortcuts are pretty extensive too [1]. Let us know if there's a shortcut missing that you'd like to see! Beyond price, there are a handful of examples [2], but I'll focus on two big things that set Short
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by jwngr 5y ago
Agreed! This is definitely on our list and we've got big plans here. Added your +1 to our internal task tracking this feature :)
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by jwngr 5y ago
"Inbox Zero" is 100% not the goal with Shortwave and you won't see it in our marketing. Not to be too cheeky, but "Inbox Organized" is the goal. We want to help you treat your inbox like the to-do list that it is, n

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