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Notesnook – The Evernote Alternative(notesnook.com)
3 points by longrod 4y ago|0 comments
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by longrod 4y ago
This is why I love Notesnook and what they are doing with their app. Focusing on privacy, performance [0] [1] and their users. I am still amazed by the speed with which they work on different things. Definitely worth following. [0] https:&
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by longrod 4y ago
Most features that appear to only be available in native apps can quite trivially be added using any cross-platform framework like Electron. Multiple windows is not something the is platform-restricted i.e. even web apps can do it if they t
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by longrod 4y ago
Notesnook ( https://notesnook.com/ ) - it's open source, has its own importer making it super easy to migrate, is fully cross platform, and doesn't force you to learn-and-relearn anything. It's note taking - ju
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by longrod 4y ago
I think this is nothing except shitposting. The whole blog reads like an angry rant of someone who didn't get what he wanted. This is not new. Layoffs are not a new thing. New management, new rules, it's always been like this. Do
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by longrod 4y ago
Sucrase is faster or really close to SWC (see rhe benchmarks https://github.com/alangpierce/sucrase ). Everyone still uses Babel because of the transforms. And yes, Babel can also be made faster if enough effort is dedi
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by longrod 4y ago
Sucrase is proof that JS is not the problem when it comes to slow performance. JS is not slow. NodeJS is not slow. It's the code that is slow. All these people wanting to write it in Rust or Go or XYZ programming language need to ackno
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by longrod 4y ago
[0] https://github.com/dart-lang/sdk/issues/50360
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Ask HN: Why does dart –help take 500ms?
1 points by longrod 4y ago|2 comments
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by longrod 4y ago
The audience is hackers as it should be. You can't cater to daily users at this stage. You want people who can potentially fix the bugs they come across or add the features they miss. A usable OS is no joke and it certainly isn't
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by longrod 4y ago
I think people are looking at this the wrong way. It's not so much about the code as it is about establishing an authority. Musk takeover is often regarded as banditry and I wouldn't be surprised if the employees didn't take
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by longrod 4y ago
Thank you for sharing Andreas! It's absolutely phenomenal how far along SerenityOS has come and it's also a peek at how FOSS is supposed to be - a way to learn, hack on something fun, share it with others but without any huge expe
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by longrod 4y ago
HTML is not for writing but for creating UIs. That was why it was created anyway. Markdown was specifically created for writing. It has no other purpose. Saying that Markdown is bad is really naive. There are not many ways to specify format
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We are breaking up with CSS-in-JS(spotvirtual.com)
4 points by longrod 4y ago|0 comments
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by longrod 4y ago
Looks cool but...why not just send the .ics file directly via your IM of choice? Am I missing something here? I don't see the benefit if you still have to click, open file in your calendar, add it to the calendar. Can you tell me why t
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Ask HN: Any good plug'n'play static site generators for docs?
6 points by longrod 4y ago|4 comments
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HolyJit: A New Hope for JavaScript (2017)
1 points by longrod 4y ago|0 comments
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by longrod 4y ago
If you are going for human readability then making your code expressive is the only way. Abstract away the code parts under a layer of very simply named functions/classes and boom! even a child will be able to understand what's go
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by longrod 4y ago
Love what you have done with AppSmith. I started with Budibase but their query language didn't allow for cross collection/db queries. Then I learned about AppSmith and it was absolutely phenomenal. I wasn't particularly impre
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by longrod 4y ago
Not even close to AppSmith: - Open source - Self hosted - VCS integration via git - Lots of widgets - Support for custom JS anywhere - UI is okayish (for internal apps) If this was open source & self host able then maybe but as it stand
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When was the last time you sent an SMS?(twitter.com)
1 points by longrod 4y ago|1 comments
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by longrod 4y ago
OP here. To add a little context. I have been using SendGrid for the past year and their deliverability rate has gotten down 13%. I am getting 5-10 emails every day from users claiming that they don't receive the email. I have 99% repu
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Ask HN: How's Postal in production? What's the deliverability rate look like?
1 points by longrod 4y ago|1 comments
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by longrod 4y ago
Been using (and following) Notesnook [0] for over a year now. Truly phenomenal what the devs have done in such a short time. But I don't think any one note taking style or software would apply to 2 people. Everyone's thought proc
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by longrod 4y ago
Does DCO prevent this kind of thing from happening? I think moves like this demotivated and discourages a lot of potential contributors and spreads fear. That's not a good thing. Imagine a contributor who's first contribution to O
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1453: The Fall of Constantinople(worldhistory.org)
1 points by longrod 4y ago|0 comments
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It's Time to Leave Bitwarden(blog.notesnook.com)
2 points by longrod 4y ago|0 comments
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Why do user-level systemd services die off arbitrarily?(monograph.notesnook.com)
2 points by longrod 4y ago|0 comments
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by longrod 4y ago
The article is right in that setting up a server for any kind of hosting is not a simple task. There are no "good defaults" or "templates" easily embeddable/extendible for your specific use-case.
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by longrod 4y ago
I think this is becoming increasingly common for Cloudflar e which sets a bad precedent. They can scream however much they want that they don't want to make these decisions nor do they like to be put on the spot but it doesn't sav

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