meistertigran

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by meistertigran 9mo ago
I am not familiar with it, but I was thinking about making an open source version of this, but using webRTC, to just directly allow peer-to-peer synchronization without a centralized server. In this type of scenario there are a lot consider
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by meistertigran 9mo ago
I was also heavy on these single-file HTML tools. My problem was not being able to sync the localstorage data between PC and smartphone. I made a paid service which did that automatically. It didn't take off unfortunately, and I am kee
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by meistertigran 1y ago
It's not about speed for me. Reading faster forces me to focus, while my mind wanders off when I read slowly. I read fast and then stop to think about it.
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Bionic Reading Font(github.com)
4 points by meistertigran 1y ago|2 comments
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by meistertigran 1y ago
What I took from this is that you have a really engaging writing style. Was interesting to read from start to finish.
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by meistertigran 1y ago
Thanks! Pretty much, yes. Also if you are a dev and just don't want to spin up a server for every simple app you vibe code, you could find this useful. To be honest, I wanted this for myself and felt guilty not making something more se
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by meistertigran 1y ago
So like, Obsidian, but for HTML? The file itself provides both the dynamic functionality and data storage, but you need an engine (like obsidian) to make the data persistence and dynamic parts work together. I.e. if there is a button that a
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by meistertigran 1y ago
I share your opinion about the quality of vibe coded apps. It's definitely not something you can pull off with 0 programming knowledge at this moment. I don't know how the quality of LLM written code will change in the future, but
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Ask HN: Are vibe-coded self-contained HTML apps the future of personal tools?
4 points by meistertigran 1y ago|8 comments
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by meistertigran 1y ago
You don't get localStorage persistence though.
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by meistertigran 1y ago
I had the same problem, regarding localStorage synchronization. For that I made htmlsync.io, but only really worth it for people who have many local apps like that and really need the localStorage sync.
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by meistertigran 1y ago
You can do that with htmlsync.io
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by meistertigran 1y ago
To be completely honest, I don't see how this is more useful than adding a sync layer to localStorage. I did make a service that does that at htmlsync.io and am genuinely curious how this solution is better.
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by meistertigran 1y ago
This is really cool. About to try it out! I build something along those lines as well. My problem was that I couldn't synchronize localStorage data, so I made htmlsync.io.
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by meistertigran 1y ago
Can you share the paper mentioned in the demo video?
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by meistertigran 1y ago
I have been doing something very simillar! Instead of giving it a VPS, I just made a tool that allows synchronization of localStorage data. I now just upload the HTML it generates and have an app instantly.
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by meistertigran 1y ago
Org mode is nice, but ultimately you are adapting someone else's approach. The best is making your own, for which you know all features and which works exactly as you want it to work.
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by meistertigran 1y ago
This is accurate. It's about having something that works with your specific personality type. That's why I personally just give some instructions to an LLM and create a simple scrapy HTML app that does exactly what I need.
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by meistertigran 1y ago
I think the key point here is that you made a solution for yourself. If you would've finished the one you started, you would've known all it's features and could've customized it to your liking. Personally I just use AI
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Show HN: I made this Markdown journaling app you can use in the browser for free(htmlsync.io)
1 points by meistertigran 1y ago|0 comments
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by meistertigran 1y ago
I am working on htmlsync.io, an easy way to synchronize localStorage between devices. I found myself using AI a lot to generate single-file HTML web apps that saved data in localStorage and wanted to have access to them from phone. This was
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I Replaced Obsidian and Emacs Org-Mode with localStorage(htmlsync.io)
1 points by meistertigran 1y ago|0 comments
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by meistertigran 1y ago
You can create a demo directly in the home page. No signup required. You don't even need to have a file, you can use a template.
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by meistertigran 1y ago
No problem. You can use the upload form on the homepage as well, it doesn't require a sign up.
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by meistertigran 1y ago
There's a button on the homepage "Watch How It Works", does that not open for you? Here's a link to the video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbKFCEUy2ps .
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Show HN: I built a tool to sync localStorage between devices(htmlsync.io)
5 points by meistertigran 1y ago|6 comments
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by meistertigran 1y ago
Think so too. Also because different companies have different "reviews" of his work. Some saying he was only good at interviews, others saying the quality of work was good. Must have been diffferent people working.
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by meistertigran 1y ago
I have found that you can't let the LLM do the thinking part. It's really fast at writing, but only writes acceptable code, if the thinking has been done for it. In some cases, this approach might even be slower than writing the c
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by meistertigran 1y ago
A lot if it is just technical jargon. Which doesn't mean it's bad, one has to have a way to talk about things, but the underlying logic, I've found, is usually graspable for most people. It's the difference between heari
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by meistertigran 1y ago
At first, I created a simple API via Python that was basically mimicking the localStorage API. It would accept getItem and setItem requests and write it to a file. In the HTML file I was replacing localstorage calls to calls to the API auto

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