scottward

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by scottward 1y ago
Sure! Email your users too - since I'm one of them I'll get the email. :)
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by scottward 1y ago
Cool. One option is just to integrate with make/n8n/zapier so I could a) trigger on doc changes and then b) upload (and overwrite) the doc in your app
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by scottward 1y ago
Cool! I was excited when I saw this and signed up. One key thing I was hoping for was a consistent resync with source material particularly google docs. Looks like I'll have to download then upload to your app whenever they change. Is
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by scottward 2y ago
Will replicache be deprecated? Or continue to be developed/supported? E.g. Partial downloads aren't really necessary in our case so Zero isn't really necessary (although it is cool!).
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by scottward 2y ago
15 years ago, I write a sing about this called "IE is being mean to me": https://youtu.be/vTTzwJsHpU8?si=JYWTMBjJKunrhitR
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by scottward 2y ago
Hey Philippe! Very nice to see this from you. Looks great.
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by scottward 4y ago
Yeah, that all seems very useful.
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by scottward 4y ago
Cool! It would be nice to use this to quickly iterate on the prompts I plan to use within https://app.habitstack.com . Basically, supply the user input in the query string and get back the result. Then in Pancaik see the log of c
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by scottward 5y ago
See my song from 2009, "IE is Being Mean to Me Again": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTTzwJsHpU8
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by scottward 6y ago
HabitStack founder here. Your points are well taken! For some context, for the last few years, we've been a service company with a software product. You're seeing us at an awkward transition point to a product first company. So, s
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by scottward 6y ago
This is an important observation. Most productivity apps don't end up "working" because they vastly underestimate the complexity of the problem they are trying to solve. We need to do a far better job of addressing the psycho
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by scottward 6y ago
I think you've nailed it. There are very few tools that help you connect the long term with the current week and day, at least in a meaningful way. https://www.habitstack.com/ is geared towards this. You enter your goa
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by scottward 6y ago
Love it!
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by scottward 6y ago
I wrote a song about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTTzwJsHpU8
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3 Habits that Kill an Entrepreneur's Potential [video](habitstack.com)
1 points by scottward 13y ago|0 comments
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by scottward 14y ago
Most editors drive me crazy. Especially when the bullets get all messed up. SnapEditor looks great. Why limit the licenses by developer though? By domain makes more sense to me.
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by scottward 16y ago
We need the username in order to say who edited what.
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by scottward 16y ago
What would you like to see as far as the API?
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by scottward 16y ago
I suppose we'll need to include a captcha if we start to see a lot of crap sites being created.
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by scottward 16y ago
Yeah, the sites are all free from text and human driven.
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by scottward 16y ago
Actually, the editor strips out Javascript for safety reasons which unfortunately, makes it so users can't add GA. We're working out whether we should make exceptions when we do the strip or provide in-house stats.
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by scottward 16y ago
No, right now, it can only be on the right.
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by scottward 16y ago
The idea is that since creating an Orb is so quick, it makes sense to create sites for all kinds of different things. We're trying to lower the threshold. Instead of storing stuff locally, in Google Docs, in email, etc., Orbs becomes a han
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by scottward 16y ago
Yep. That's on the list.
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by scottward 16y ago
Probably not. Our focus is on simplicity and on the 20% of features that deliver 80% of the value. Is that a deal breaker for you?
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by scottward 16y ago
Click "Settings" at the top then "Users". Maybe we need to make that more obvious.
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Rate my startup: Make stupid simple websites for work, play and life.(orbs.com)
178 points by scottward 16y ago|155 comments