How are the RNA sequences used? Are there any clinical trials running?
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anyg commented on Show HN: Thirty – The AI Calendar thirtycalendar.com/... · Posted by u/sithu_khant
What is this?
anyg commented on Web apps in a single, portable, self-updating, vanilla HTML file hyperclay.com/... · Posted by u/pil0u
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.
This is pretty cool! What kind of users are you targeting? Technical folks or those dipping their toes into dev with vibe coding?
anyg commented on Web apps in a single, portable, self-updating, vanilla HTML file hyperclay.com/... · Posted by u/pil0u
I would like web standards have better support for pages stored in a local file (opened using file:// protocol). Sometimes I write simple HTML/Vue based mini-apps for myself and every time something doesn't work and I need workarounds, for example:
- local HTML file cannot import local JS modules, so I have to use legacy writing style
- local HTML file cannot open other local files (for example, audio files)
I understand that there is a risk if we allow local HTML files to access anything, but there should be some way - for example, a file or directory might have some suffix that allows access to it.
I do not want to use a web-server because it feels like overengineering and I don't want to open a terminal, navigate to a directory and start a server every time, it takes too much time. I just want to type the URL and have my app running.
This is quite similar to what I was trying to explore with [1] & [2] yesterday.
Currently, the only option I found is to use localStorage and give the user the option to manually export and import.
Hyperclay has given me some ideas. What I want is something like [3] but that the user only needs to install once. One electron app that can load our mini-apps.
[1] - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44930814
anyg commented on Show HN: Super simple offline app to track yearly goals anyg.me/goals/... · Posted by u/anyg
anyg commented on Show HN: Super simple offline app to track yearly goals anyg.me/goals/... · Posted by u/anyg
This thought is what triggered me to try and build an offline web app - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44930814
After building this, I realise that we need a standalone electron that can download and run offline apps that are more complex.
anyg commented on Show HN: Super simple offline app to track yearly goals anyg.me/goals/... · Posted by u/anyg
My colleague uses 2 kitchen timers to track daily progress on his two main projects. I was inspired by this to create an open source app but for yearly goals - https://github.com/anyg-me/goals-tracker
As a UX designer with some dev chops, I’ve been getting a lot of value from the whole vibe coding thing lately. I can get from idea to solid working product super quickly.
I’ve noticed 2 parts where I get slowed down and I’m sure there’s a market for a product or two, which would fit your idea (I think):
- setting up all the tracking/monitoring/netlify config. So like GA, Search Console, AdWords, netlify hosting etc.
- guiding me through the launch - helping me plan and track how to market and get users onboarded
Would love to chat as I’ve had a bunch of ideas and your product looks like it’s off to a great start. Not sure if you’re hiring?!
What platforms have you been using for this? Did you face any challenges in getting the backend setup?