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Standard Notes is sunsetting Listed(listed.to)
3 points by lylo 2d ago|0 comments
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A Layman's Guide to Linux Distros(petrisha.club)
1 points by lylo 3d ago|0 comments
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by lylo 6d ago
Yeah, I need to try this thing in my own hands to actually understand if it’s useable.
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In Search of More Friends(lyteforcewrites.fyi)
3 points by lylo 7d ago|0 comments
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by lylo 7d ago
Has anyone actually signed up to tweet.app (twitter.now)? Thoughts?
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by lylo 7d ago
I think the use case here is for people who have an iPhone as well as an iPad they use occasionally for reading/watching stuff, as well as business people / execs. Now you can (sort of) have both in one device. Reading the rumours
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by lylo 9d ago
Yes, LLM code gen and human review seems to be the universal standard... today! that may well change soon though as trust in the agents increases and they get better. Fable, for instance, is so good for what I do (Rails) that I pretty much
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Show HN: How Pagecord Uses AI
3 points by lylo 9d ago|2 comments
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by lylo 11d ago
Very true (in my fifties). I’d also add in a hobby/passion, especially when you’re retired.
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by lylo 14d ago
I've tried it via OpenCode and I'm impressed. So fast compared to Opus, and the results so far are comparable I'd say.
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by lylo 1mo ago
I’m working on my indie blogging platform, Pagecord ( https://pagecord.com ). It started as a fun side project but is gaining decent traction right now - I’m convinced there’s a blogging renaissance about to happen! :) I’ve been f
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by lylo 2mo ago
Check out https://bearblog.dev/discover and https://pagecord.com/spotlight . Indie blogging is alive and well!
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by lylo 2mo ago
Substack provides RSS too which is nice
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by lylo 2mo ago
I wouldn’t say it’s dead. Rather, niche. IndieWeb blogging products are alive and well. Google definitely scrapes and ranks (my blog gets good juice) and there are and increasing number of aggregators like Kagi small web, bubbles.town, ooh.
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by lylo 2mo ago
RSS is a wonder, but given that it removes any opportunity for ads and monetisation you can see why the powers that be at Google might want to kill it. Still, it lives on but only in our geek circles. I run my own RSS reader product (feedgr
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Re: Security versus Privacy(moonwriting.blog)
2 points by lylo 2mo ago|0 comments
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by lylo 2mo ago
haha yes! i built feedgrab.net but once it did what i wanted, i stopped building it. it just works. doesn't really make RSS cool again, but it does the job for me
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by lylo 2mo ago
Blogs on indie platforms like Bear and Pagecord get promoted in the Discover (and Spotlight, on Pagecord) feeds which definitely drives traffic
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by lylo 2mo ago
I agree! That's why I built Pagecord. Like Substack it's a blog with a mailing list, but it's also your personal website (pages, for example) with a custom domain. Also, source available. Most people will defer to Substack be
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by lylo 2mo ago
It's about a popular security tech product! Sure there's a political angle as to _why_ the person has ditched it, but loads of HN news posts do. Not sure why it's flagged
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by lylo 2mo ago
I've been recommended https://airvpn.org . Any opinions?
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I'm Done with Mullvad(moonwriting.blog)
77 points by lylo 2mo ago|210 comments
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Nolan's Odyssey – A technical analysis by a nitpicky Classics student(earlrambles.pagecord.com)
26 points by lylo 2mo ago|7 comments
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Don't Be Afraid to Comment(sylvia.studio)
5 points by lylo 3mo ago|0 comments
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by lylo 3mo ago
Hi. As the Pagecord community has grown, people increasingly asked for a "discover" list so they could connect with other independent bloggers on the platform. Spotlight is the result. It's a discovery page for public Pagecor
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Show HN: Pagecord Spotlight – discover trending independent posts on Pagecord(pagecord.com)
4 points by lylo 3mo ago|1 comments
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by lylo 3mo ago
Half the price of https://www.ubicloud.com/use-cases/postgresql ?
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by lylo 3mo ago
that's not managed. that's just running PostresQL on a server, which is what I do already. I mean managed like https://www.ubicloud.com/use-cases/postgresql
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by lylo 3mo ago
yeah that's what i do, but i kinda would like managed where i don't have to think about it ;)
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by lylo 3mo ago
Hetzner could win back some of that love if they release the long-rumoured managed Postgres offering at a price that undercuts most of the competition.

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