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Jon-Paul Wheatley
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Jon-Paul Wheatley
@jonpaul
Product Design & R&D. Making balls (@12pentagons) & building https://t.co/Uh3846k0cq
Austin, TX Katılım Aralık 2007
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@RobertJBye wow, yes! if you're interested let's discuss! (jp@12p.com)
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@jonpaul This is incredible!!! I’m 50% through making one form your kit, but would you be able to make one from this as a pattern…?!
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With a World Cup approaching & a return to Mexico I took this IKEA lamp and turned it into this.
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I love dropping files into my /inbox folder and watching them become pages
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@dmmd sorry joão! brave isn't actually supported, that's a docs error on our end. will fix. they block the file system API.
the ws://localhost:1924 is the optional local api. never hits the network, ignore it if you're not using it.
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@jonpaul hi there, I'm testing it and it says my browser (Brave) doesnt have localStorage? I even downed the Shield for the app, and tested `localStorage` on console, and, at least in console, it works as intended...
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GalaxyBrain is launching today.
It's an information operating system powered by local files.
Pages with variables, formulas, and live connections. Everything runs locally. The whole app is a single HTML file.
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A few simple building blocks. That's all there is. But with them you can build complex systems for your information to flow through.
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Excited to see this launch! @jonpaul is one of the best product thinkers I’ve worked with and GalaxyBrain feels like the right product at the right time. Local-first, AI-readable, and actually usable. Not a pile of scripts duct-taped together. Check out galaxybrain.com
Jon-Paul Wheatley@jonpaul
GalaxyBrain is launching today. It's an information operating system powered by local files. Pages with variables, formulas, and live connections. Everything runs locally. The whole app is a single HTML file.
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Uruguay & Argentina couldn't agree on which ball to use in the final, so they used one each half. A reasonable solution.
Another option would have been to combine them into a mega ball which I’ve done here.
Andy Bodfish@AndyBodfish
The 2 balls used in the 1930 World Cup Final
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