ramkarthikk

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by ramkarthikk 5mo ago
Been following Mario and Armin (much longer), and this is a good move for all parties involved. Would have been bad if Pi went the same direction as RoboVM (mentioned in the post). Earendil, as a company, is not clear for me yet but one of
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by ramkarthikk 6mo ago
Thank you for sharing text.blogosphere. This is a cool list, and I love the wander page you've built.
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by ramkarthikk 6mo ago
I've been using this for the past month or so and have had nothing but positive experience. It's easy to use and works well. I wish the zoom was a slider instead of preset options, that way I could get finer control. Easily one of
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by ramkarthikk 6mo ago
Thank you for the detailed feedback. I'm glad you like this project. 1. Yeah, there are definitely more blogs. Seems like an issue paginating and fetching it at build time. I will check this. 2. I generally don't prefer infinite s
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by ramkarthikk 6mo ago
Ah, thank you. I will check this.
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by ramkarthikk 6mo ago
That is such a lovely way to put it. Do you mind if I add it to the about page and link to this comment?
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by ramkarthikk 6mo ago
Yes, unfortunately spam and rude replies come with comments. I also don't have comments on my blog. I instead have one of those email masking services that allows to people to email me (and I have found this effective).
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by ramkarthikk 6mo ago
Appreciate it :) I don't have one. This is hosted on Cloudflare as a static site and a cron that runs on a $5 VM (that also hosts other things). So it doesn't cost me much to keep it alive other than the domain cost. I built it th
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by ramkarthikk 6mo ago
No plans to add a filter for "lower quality" since that takes away from the ethos of RSS. Certainly looking to add more ways to filter. Open to ideas.
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by ramkarthikk 6mo ago
It's the next item on the list I plan to add. Likely will be adding it today.
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by ramkarthikk 6mo ago
Thank you. The initial list was from blogroll.org (mentioned in the about page, and I emailed the person who built that). From then on, I review every submission that happens via the form. The scheduler flags blogs that fail and doesn'
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by ramkarthikk 6mo ago
This is strictly chronological. No voting, no algorithm.
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by ramkarthikk 6mo ago
Its chronological - most recently published first (no algorithm or voting).
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by ramkarthikk 6mo ago
If you're referring to comments on the website, I plan to keep it minimal (the text version is a static site). If you're referring to comments on blogs in general, I have many thoughts. Back in the day, comments used to be how you
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by ramkarthikk 6mo ago
Great feedback. I will add search to this minimal version. The non-minimal version comes with search. Filter by language is something neither has and will be a great addition.
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by ramkarthikk 6mo ago
On the non-minimal version, you can signup for an account and follow blogs (curate your fav blogs). I will add an option to making your list public.
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by ramkarthikk 6mo ago
Thank you. I wanted to mostly stay away from algorithmic feed to stay true to RSS. On the non-minimal version of the site, you can sign up and follow blogs to have a "For You" tab, but it's still recent posts from blogs you f
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by ramkarthikk 6mo ago
Thank you. I approved your blog. Quick note: It looks like your feed items don't have published date which makes it hard to store and sort recent posts.
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Show HN: I built a frontpage for personal blogs(text.blogosphere.app)
783 points by ramkarthikk 6mo ago|195 comments
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The Start-Stop Problem(kramkarthik.com)
2 points by ramkarthikk 6mo ago|0 comments
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by ramkarthikk 7mo ago
Thank you for submitting this. I built this over the weekend. I have been blogging since the mid-2000's when blogging was at it's peak. There was a whole community around it - familiar faces commenting, friends promoting each othe
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by ramkarthikk 1y ago
There was a period where this confusion was there with Teams (Classic) and Teams (New). There was the whole .NET Core/.NET (while having .NET Standard for libraries) confusion. Even now many people think .NET requires Windows. Maybe th
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by ramkarthikk 1y ago
This is such a wholesome post. It also shows how much agency we can have in our local community. It reminded me of the Derek Sivers story[0] about the dancing man and the first follower when I read the part about the first person (Luke) joi
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by ramkarthikk 2y ago
When I reread these, I always pick up some details that I missed in the earlier reads: - On the shortness of life - Traction: How Any Startup Can Achieve Explosive Growth - Show your work and Steal like an artist - Domain modeling made func
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by ramkarthikk 2y ago
I've created: 1. a very minimal bookmark app, 2. a completely local (localStorage) markdown notes app, and 3. now working on a local Kanban app (like a local Trello). 1 and 2 are publicly available. Apart from tweeting once about the s
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by ramkarthikk 4y ago
This is relevant: Everything is a remix by Kirby Ferguson[0] [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJPERZDfyWc
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What do we do when we get it wrong?(benn.substack.com)
1 points by ramkarthikk 4y ago|0 comments
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Tell HN: Azure services down in West Europe region
7 points by ramkarthikk 4y ago|0 comments
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by ramkarthikk 4y ago
Over the years, trying to learn different languages/frameworks, failing most of the times and succeeding occasionally, I have found two things that help me: 1. Find an interesting project that suits the language/framework and keep
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by ramkarthikk 4y ago
This completely resonates with me. Around 12 years back, when I was in my final year of college, I started a blog where I interviewed people who were doing interesting things (mostly online, like influential bloggers, startup founders, etc

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