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Have you tried moving 4 kids and two adults 700km in a day on an ev?

In the setup you are describing the EV would only be used for long trips. EVs are just not great for that.

I just bought a Caddy Maxi diesel for moving my family on weekend and vacation trips. In Europe the future is bike + metro/train + big diesel car.

If you live in a European city, you should be using a car for commuting.

Would be very cool if you could type a long query and the model would just build an advanced google search query using what you typed. You could even ship a tiny model in the browser itself that does that.

Something like: "blog posts which talk about using sending emails to yourself as a notes taking mechanism".

The output could look like: "note taking" OR "notes" ("emailing yourself" OR "email to myself" OR "email yourself") (inurl:blog OR inurl:posts OR site:medium.com OR site:substack.com)

Why not use GH just as a front page you mirror code. You keep your stars but develop elsewhere, on a server you control.

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The amount of flak that this article is getting on HN is telling of something. Not sure of what, but it's for sure indicative of something.

This app should get more traction. They are doing an excellent job - the chatmail implementation is amazing.

The efficiency of the servers is also insane. The smallest VPS can handle over 10k users.

Absolutely. I got mine setup in less than 20 min.

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Check out delta.chat thy have solved super simple p2p messages

https://delta.chat/en/2024-11-20-webxdc-realtime

thats why online private archives like https://mailarchive.ietf.org/arch/browse/ exist. for a free version, use groups.google.com

take a look at the way https://delta.chat solved for that very modern/looking/feeling - just email.

Take a look at delta.chat Your server can be a traditional email server you set up or one of their optimised devocot, smtp relays: https://github.com/chatmail/relay

The clients are great (they have reactions!)

there is even a really good app store associated : https://webxdc.org/

Seem a lot like fossil-scm

> I'm thinking of something like "algorithm as a service," which would be aligned with your interests and tuned for your personal goals.

RSS is just a protocol. You could make a reader now with any algorithm you want that displays feeds. In fact, I can’t imagine that no one is using the AI boom to say they will build a decentralized Twitter using rss plus ai for the algorithm

I have heard that at google collaboration happens with: - making lists (google groups) - gsheets - basic real time chat with auto disappear

Is that the case? I find that super interesting. No sexy Slack or Teams type of thing?

“Same amount of time”, that’s where you are wrong . Then again, I’m not the one saying Knuth know better than me, maybe not better than you though.

Agreed. That is my point. If that company had built the app from the start it would have died building it.

+1

"Programmers waste enormous amounts of time thinking about, or worrying about, the speed of noncritical parts of their programs, and these attempts at efficiency actually have a strong negative impact when debugging and maintenance are considered. We should forget about small efficiencies, say about 97% of the time: premature optimization is the root of all evil. Yet we should not pass up our opportunities in that critical 3%."

- Donald Knuth

Start with a gsheet, when it breaks build something else.

Are you the owner? Any way to DM?

What is the simplest way to setup a self hosted mailing list on a VPS?

I hope they enforce the use of plain text versions of html email :)

I’m not sure they could have been trusted at any time, their inventives are not aligned with HackClub’s.

I agree that people like Slack. $CRM did pay over 27B USD for it! I just think it's a case of people not knowing what they want.

> They used the tool that was available at that time. I am sure they use internal chat apps as well in today's environment.

Surprisingly, Google for example uses email + real time chat today. All communication of value, meaning thoughtful "actual" exchange of ideas happens over email. Chat is has auto disappear so it's not used for anything which remains on record, it's for small quick asks. There might be a googler in this thread who could give us more insight.

> Given that Slack has integrations with various tools (incident reporting, various bots, feed submissions, apps of all sorts), video/voice chats, file storage, rich messages, advanced notifications, and, most importantly, seamless communications with clients using it, it is just a tool that has replaced so many different tools.

I hear you on the integrations. There is no shortage of tools which plug into email too though. If the integration doesn't exist, it's typically trivial to set it up since email is just plain text.

> Not sure have you received any of the long quoted emails recently, I have, and it can be a nightmare (and ridiculous that an email client from a USD 3 trillion dollar company cannot render it properly).

For sure! and it sucks. That is why I promote email heavily for *internal* communications where the community itself enforces rules to keep the mailing list sane. That tends to happen organically in most open source mailing lists.

> Given that Slack has integrations with various tools (incident reporting, various bots, feed submissions, apps of all sorts), video/voice chats, file storage, rich messages, advanced notifications, and, most importantly, seamless communications with clients using it, it is just a tool that has replaced so many different tools.

There are few tools which are not integrated to email. But I hear you, if you like working in a monolith that makes sense. I like using the best tools for each piece. Best real time chat, best video chat platform, best asynchronous com, best file storage solution etc.