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oh, it was flagged


pretty cool. I don't use it like that, but can see it being useful.

I like Safari send to mail feature too.

I made small Mail app macOS extension called alto.mail. Thinking what features can I add to make it even more useful.


inspired by this post just wrote down small story about one of the calls

https://antiantihuman.com/programmable-intimacy


very cool. last year I made similar for Apple Photos(but it's on pause now).

https://public.photos


That's super cool Anton! Your way of uploading the albums is really neat. Haven't thought about that.

Do you mind sharing more?

How did that work out for you? Did you encounter any technical issues with working with Apple's app? Why did you end up pausing the project?

Would love to hear from you,

Or


I have few other projects like that and this one is one of the least popular.

So I paused it.

Also on top of that dealing with photos and videos are not cheap and would be harder for me to scale things.

Basically it was a fun little experiment.


This is super cool, just like the www.myphotos.site. Just need a nice UI and options to share/hide album.


small macOS utility app that adds some missing functionality to Apple Notes, Apple Mail and so on. Things like backlinks, templates, export of notes and publishing online.

it’s called alto.computer


Live Neil Postman. Discovered him around 2016 and read many of his books. And planning to regularly reread him.

So many things changed since he died but his ideas hold up pretty good.


He passed away before the first iPhone and now my only 2 wishes are: 1) a new book about how smartphones revolutionize the modern world and 2) a new Lauryn hill album


Technopoly is also amazing, make that your next read.


yes, I’ve read that and many of his books. they all a bit similar and he reuses tons of similar quotes and ideas. but that is even better, he just tries to drive the same points.


I remember rolling my eyes at Technopoly a lot more than I did at Amusing Ourselves, but actually...I read Technopoly maybe 15 years ago, when the Internet had a lot more promise and less downside. Maybe if I read it now it would seem a lot more correct.

Amusing Ourselves, on the other hand, was brilliant when I first read it, but now we seem to be living in a world that is both Orwell and Huxley. The free market provides endless pap, AND governments/political figures have learned to use new media to provide endless misinformation designed to keep us fearful. So maybe if I read it today it would not seem as relevant.


100% this. most people do not realize that all those non-secrete messages from private chats and group chats are stored in database that people at telegram has access to.


love the UI.

I made habit tracker visualizer based on Apple Reminders

https://public.me/anton/daily


you need to focus on how you'll stop eating pastries man, I'll hope you succeed soon, based on that tracker list

Good luck !

Regards,

Pastry Hater


thank you:) not so easy with pastries


why even on HN comments on Ukraine are often so bad?

every time I read comments here I want to cry from the amount of bullshit.

Many comments are ok, but the proportion of quality is way off.

Apples to oranges all time. People quoting some crazy friends etc.

I really struggle to understand why it’s simultaneously oversimplification of the issue and mixing signals and noise.


Pretty much everything about Ukraine has been propagandized to hell and back, including its history, current events and the war. So of course you're going to get some crazy takes no matter which side of the political spectrum you're on.


I don’t really understand that. Before - yes. But now and on HN.

If people are really curious about Ukraine to the point that they want to express their takes why not to fly to Poland, cross the border and spend several month in Ukraine. See how things are, talk to people and so on?

Many people on HN definitely can afford that. Why just retell some story from one friend you have instead of going on the ground and talking to hundreds of people?


Greetings from Kyiv.

> why not to fly to Poland, cross the border and spend several month in Ukraine. See how things are, talk to people and so on?

Because, Ukraine lack systematic, and Russia have it.

For example, look on "list of Ukrainian products" - I from very first and very surface look, see it is outdated, as example, Petcube, Solargaps ceased, I only sure about Ajax functioning.

So, I think this is manually created list, without any automation. Appear question - where is famous Ukrainian IT? Why this list is not synchronized with banking transfers? And so on...

What I want to tell, from such nuances, Ukraine looks like small African country, not European, and Western people feel very much difference from powerful Russian propaganda.

Imagine, for example, France news services use systematic approach, when they seen public interest on Ukrainian region, they tried to hire cultural experts, and they just can't find Ukrainian experts, so they after long thoughts, hired Russians, thinking they should also know their neighbors, you understand how bad words I want to say, and this is not joke.

These things are very obvious for me as I mostly work for Western clients.

If you really want to help Ukraine, we could talk on more private channel, because I don't want to share with Russians know how.


BTW looks like keybase is down :(


Ukraine is a very small part of the lives of most people here and they are definitely not going to make that trip just to post a better comment of this website.


If you look at the "Selected readings" and "comments" sections you'll have a better idea of the sort of discussion I had been hoping for when submitting this link to HN.

(some nutty ideas mentioned, yes, but nutty ideas about things that happened thousands of years ago...)

Вибачте.


I would extend it from Ukraine in particular to foreign policy in general. It's worse, genuinely, than large portions of Reddit.

On one hand there are the contrarian libertarian types that seem to flock to Silicon Valley and the VC sphere. Elon Musk, David Sachs, Peter Thiel, etc.

On the other hand there are are a lot of genuine tankies and campists, who (I assume) may have gone down that rabbit hole because of Snowden / Assange / Iraq and never taken a step back to re-evaluate their worldview as new events take place in less formative years.

And I think this is probably less of an issue on this particular website, but there's a third group of right-wing culture warriors that adopted the Russian propaganda framing Russia as the lone Christian Nationalist holdout in the war against the LGBT, multicultural, liberal West. Never mind that the Russian Orthodox Church is stuffed full of ex-KGB and FSB operatives.


Very cool. Reminders is one of those Apple Apps that has proper API. So anyone can integrate with it.

I've build two apps on top of it: 1. macOS habits tracker https://apps.apple.com/us/app/alto-computer/id6478018751?mt=... 2. small web app to publish my daily habits online https://public.me/anton/daily


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