very cool idea for the editor. I remember having to add an entire sprite sheet for fonts. I wonder if it can generate a sprite sheet for generated fonts

Similar Idea to screenpipe. That gives you more customization:

github.com/mediar-ai/screenpipe

screenpipe founder here, love to see more products in this area, ideally OSS, local, no lock in, API/MCP friendly

kind of sad it's macos only, i'm mostly windows user now :)

side effect of working for enterprise customers. congrats on the fund raise.

I have been unemployed for more than 5 years. Don't feel like working anymore!

They only seem to call it 'aspirational peerage' when you're young, but when you're established, you still need to find and figure out what others ahead of you are doing so you have an idea about what you might be doing when you get there.

Any tips or advice on staying balanced?

That's the spirit! Same

I am sorry, but this project is ass! I mean I vibe coded a react flow based node editor with llm integration and I thought that was weak. I don't know why you think this project is a masterpiece, what gives?

You just looked at wiki part, not the tools section it seems: https://aretecodex.pages.dev/tools/

sure you may be able to clone but you lack domain knowledge to actually make these.

And here it clone claude code cli, https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1ngmyqq/i_ran_c...

what do you want me to build? because these are what 90% softare project involve.

I am hard pressed to believe you're in FAANG if you say this is what 90% of softare[sic] projects involve.

Again, none of what you've built is complicated in the least. Your domain knowledge may be commendable, sure, but that's got nothing to do with this discussion.

> And here it clone claude code cli

This is where I just gave up trying to understand your thought process, and after looking deeper into your Reddit and HN history you just seem to be a mindless shill for these products and your thought process instead of being able to critically analyze your approach.

>I am hard pressed to believe you're in FAANG if you say this is what 90% of softare[sic] projects involve.

Irrelevant to discussion other than you trying to stroke your own ego.

>Again, none of what you've built is complicated in the least.

Making simple things complicated isn't what i am trying to achieve.

>This is where I just gave up trying to understand your thought process, and after looking deeper into your Reddit and HN history

I don't have a single product i am shilling anywhere. I am only showing my workflow.

I doubt you've ever built anything but that's fine. Lot of people who cannot show a single project they've built but will criticize other product ad infinitum.

So far you've added nothing to discussion other than claiming to be a better programmer with no proof.

None of the programs i posted on my reddit are available for public use, they are demos.

I actually just use conky widget with clock that overlays on top of my windows.

Can't wait for this being a plot point in a murder mystery, someone gamed the AI agent to create a planned "accident"

Luo Ji cast a spell of course.

Maybe we should start using tuple in common parlance more.

In this particular case, payment in crypto via an escrow contract might be a better idea for freelance work in crypto. And by crypto I mean the person can be paid in a stable coin.

Can you please elaborate on the zero knowledge encryption aspect of the app?

What crypto algorithm does it utilise for zero knowledge encryption.

Hey! Thank you for checking out Notesnook.

We are using Argon2 for password hashing (both on client and server side) and as a KDF. The key is generated client-side on the user's browser/mobile and saved in a secure storage (IndexedDB on the browser & OS Keychain on mobile).

For data encryption we use XChaCha20-IETF-Poly1305 using the well known libsodium library. All the data is encrypted on user's device before being sent to the server.

The main details on how all data with the app is handled is available here: https://notesnook.com/privacy