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This is very cool! I love how no-fuss it is. I'm on a train travelling home, and suddenly I'm in a slipgate.

I've built a little demo on the landing page now! Enjoy!

This feedback has been really great and detailed, just what I was looking for!

- I've added an option in user settings to turn on a 'Skipped' stack.

- Card titles should now all be clickable!

- It's now more obvious that you need to upload a PDF before you can use the AI summary (because the LLM has to read the PDF).

- I've made a dedicated page to see all your tags just like you already have with stacks. You can't reorder them yet but hopefully I will add that soon.

- Export and search are coming soon!

- I'm thinking about your other suggestions, thank you!

That's a very good point. I've just put up some screenshots on the landing page - it's not a demo to be fair, but at least you can see what using it might look like!

This is super nice, and it looks like it's going to have some really great features, well beyond OpenOrb's! Excited to keep an eye on this.

That would be _so_ cool! What an amazing resource that would be.

I'm so sorry, I've been doing some digging and I think there's a bug in the way the libraries for this particular board implement a WiFi server! It seems to crash quickly with even minimal code. I'm going to go back to the drawing board and see if I can set up an Ethernet-based server on an Raspberry Pi Pico - they're a bit more battle-tested. I'll let you know in a week or two when Solar Witch is back online!

You're right - this was my impression too! You read a few dramatic posts about being hugged and you get this idea that HN is a behemoth that DDoSes everything it loves. Thanks for the context!

Not as far as I can tell! Absolutely ashamed to say I did it because it looked cool. I did manage to get the dithered GIF down to 7KB, but I think I could have done the same with a limited palette and no dithering.

That's a really interesting point and one I hadn't considered! I'm reverse proxying it through a larger server on the home network which is public-facing, and that server automatically slaps HTTPS on whatever it sends out.