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tpwong
8y ago
Cool! This looks like go/ links, the internal URL shortener that Google uses and which a lot of other tech companies subsequently adopted (I wrote about it here: http://blog.goatcodes.com/2018/04/18/go-or
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How to use local .wip domains for development
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A brief history of go/ links
(blog.goatcodes.com)
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9y ago
Thanks for the links! I'll check out your side project :) Using Google's URL shortener, or any other public one, generally means you don't get to choose the link keyword because they share a global namespace. You wouldn'
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tpwong
9y ago
Hi HN! Inspired by the internal URL shorteners that many large tech companies seem to have (commonly known as go links), I wanted to try my hand at building a hosted version of the same so the rest of us can have this organizational superpo
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Show HN: Goat – private URL shortener for teams (ga.tc)
(goatcodes.com)
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9y ago
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9y ago
Hi HN! I've spent the last few months building Ketchup on nights and weekends, and I'm finally happy enough with it to share (okay it's never really enough). It's a CMS written in Go and Typescript, mostly written for fu
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Show HN: Ketchup – Open-Source CMS in Go and Typescript
(github.com)
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11y ago
I feel your pain, part of the motivation for writing this was that yesterday I wanted to set up a new project, and realized I'd forgotten half the steps. Been thinking that something like https://github.com/aktau/g
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tpwong
11y ago
That's awesome, I didn't know about that. I'll update the post with your tip. Thank you!
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11y ago
Whoops, thanks for the heads up! Should be fixed now.
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How to Distribute Binaries for OS X Using Homebrew
(octavore.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Do you have examples of a color scheme which would work better, or other suggestions on how we could improve it? I'm thinking the ability to customize color schemes would be a useful feature to add.
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11y ago
Good idea! There's already a way to print out html to the command line, but it should really be the same as what gets rendered in the browser. I've added a Github issue to track. this.
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Show HN: Delta – view your Git split diffs in the browser
(delta.octavore.com)
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11y ago
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15y ago
One cool little thing you could add is a javascript widget on the front page, where people could paste in their link to a markdown file, and have it automatically formatted as a Markdress link (or even redirect them to the markdress page).
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From Project to 1,700 Users in Two Weeks: What I've Learned
(blog.pancake.io)
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15y ago
For what it's worth, Dropbox does have an alternative permissions model where the app is sandboxed into its own folder. I used it recently for a project of mine, and it was really easy to set up, so I highly recommend checking it out. http
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15y ago
I hear you about indicating logged-in status. I'll try to put it in by the end of today. I'm sure you've seen it by now, but generally it takes a moment for the folder to be created, in ~/Dropbox/Apps/Pancake.io Once you add a file to that
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15y ago
I wanted to share some information with a friend. Google Docs felt too heavyweight for what I had in mind, since the document was basically a text file, and he only needed read access. I also wanted to be able to update the file, so emailin
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Show HN: Pancake.io, simple CMS in your Dropbox
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15y ago
Argh, you're right, I didn't realize that I had to flip the switch. I've just done that, but given it's a Sunday night it might take a while for it to activate. I'll repost when that happens.
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15y ago
I wanted to share a document with a friend, in a view-only sort of way. Google Docs was overkill for what I had in mind, since the document was basically a text file. But I also wanted to be able to update the file so emailing it was out of
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15y ago
Clickable: http://hncomments.com/ Example: http://hncomments.com/2530663
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Show HN: Collapsible, easier-to-read HN threads
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16y ago
Its simplicity sets it apart from the usual suspects, which is great, although I'm not sure that it's a startup. Some quick observations: 1. Try input#q:focus { outline: none } to get rid of the browser's focus glow on the search box, it's
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16y ago
Octavore allows individuals to create print copies of articles they choose for their personal use. To clarify, the books that are generated are not made available to the public. For what it's worth, I did hesitate when considering the copyr
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16y ago
clickable: http://octavore.com
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16y ago
Yeah, it's all pretty sparse right now. There's a bit more information here: http://octavore.com/about I make a little off of each book that gets sold, although I don't really expect the website to make much, it's really just a fun side p
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Show HN: Octavore, from instapaper to insta-books
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16y ago
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