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Building Multiplayer Browsers(jimmyliu.net)
1 points by lele0108 1y ago|0 comments
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by lele0108 2y ago
Our designer built them using Rive
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by lele0108 2y ago
Brave's system for patching Chromium is great. https://github.com/brave/brave-browser
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by lele0108 2y ago
Good point, we'll fix this in the next update. p.s. fan of the work on replicache and of course chrome
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by lele0108 2y ago
Sorry! This is a bad ranking of our search bar and "Ask Muddy" should not always be the first suggestion. Fixing this in our next update. If you hit any of the other results, it will open the site for you Compared to Arc -- Muddy
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by lele0108 2y ago
Electron isn't meant for building a browser and has perf / other limitations. We went with a full Chromium backing with some patches to allow us to write our UI in web tech. Looking to explore such automations in the near future -
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by lele0108 2y ago
Started just by building Chromium and Brave and poking around in there and making small changes. Chromium is huge but has terrific documentation (once you find the current copy) and Google hosted code search. Digging through crbug.com often
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by lele0108 2y ago
1. Spatial canvas based browser (we called it Sail). Had people who loved it but their team refused to learn it. Spatial tools are just incredibly niche and difficult to get started (besides Google Maps). 2. Auto updating across Mac and Win
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by lele0108 2y ago
Great idea for creating some specific videos for engineers, designers, etc. Browsers are interesting since they can do almost anything but "you can do anything you want!" is intimidating for many new users. We've given e-mail
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by lele0108 2y ago
You are right. We came in letting hosts open experience stores in Airbnbs (try on an Oculus at a hosts home). Difficult to attribute our sales so we moved on. COVID hit and we had the itch to look at the browser in a different light. Buildi
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by lele0108 2y ago
I felt this pain a lot. Never really resonated with all-in-one apps so we always had a few places to check for every project. Figuring out the right links was hard and prone to distraction. In a way, we like trying new software. Downside is
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by lele0108 2y ago
Hear you! Coming soon. There are some OS specific patches we made to Chromium that make this less straightforward
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by lele0108 2y ago
The main difference is that Muddy automatically creates and updates those shared tabs for you based on what's being added to the project timeline (multiplayer feed of apps/websites). We used some similar tools like Workona in the
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Launch HN: Muddy (YC S19) – Multiplayer browser for getting work done
252 points by lele0108 2y ago|111 comments
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Apply to companies as a team(applytroop.com)
7 points by lele0108 8y ago|0 comments
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by lele0108 8y ago
Hey! I've been trying to get in touch with you (I'm doing some research on Retail). Can you drop me an email? My email: jimmyliu@berkeley.edu, thanks!
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by lele0108 8y ago
Hey! I've been trying to get in touch with you (I'm doing some research on Retail). Can you drop me an email? My email: jimmyliu@berkeley.edu, thanks!
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by lele0108 9y ago
Really great to see some transparency in this area.
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by lele0108 12y ago
Facebook group for those interested in connecting: https://www.facebook.com/groups/286093088248929/286099334914...
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Rise of the Meta Nerd(mattheakis.com)
8 points by lele0108 12y ago|1 comments
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by lele0108 12y ago
Cupertino/Bay Area/San Francisco, Internship/Part-time Stack: HTML, CSS, Javascript. Design and UI/UX. Basic Node.js knowledge Resume: http://jliu.me & http://jliu.me/resume_small.pdf Con
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400+ High School Students Attend 24 Hour Hackathon(blog.hackersunder20.com)
17 points by lele0108 13y ago|8 comments
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Apple CarPlay(apple.com)
503 points by lele0108 13y ago|364 comments
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by lele0108 13y ago
Pure CSS horse: http://codepen.io/anon/pen/tvaio
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Ask HN: What language should I pursue during summer?
1 points by lele0108 13y ago|1 comments