vishalvshekkar

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Comment · 11 months ago
Comment · 11 months ago
Currently, only the perma-part of permalink is possible per post (or jot). Something like this: https://jottings.vishalvshekkar.com/jots/19620509 always links to that specific jot. Where `19620509` is the permanently assigned ID to that specific jot.

It is not human-readable and not extracted from the post (jot) itself because the post may be edited and over time, may go out of sync.

But, I am open to allowing this setting to be adjusted per site, where the site owner may choose to go with a human-readable ID that is extracted from the jot content.

Is your need more the stable permanent link to a jot, or a human readable permanent one, @gradientsrneat?

Comment · 11 months ago
Thank you very much! Yeah, I agree. In fact, even Jottings started as something I built for my own use as a stand-alone site that I used to host. Made it into a production for others to use only after someone of my friends asked me for a similar site. I used to feed my post (or Jots) data to my build system through a json file that I updated to add new jots.

I hope that the appeal is real for a good bunch of folks.

Haha! You gave me a chuckle! And a totally fair yell! :) Valid CS philosophical musings aside, may be I should be a bit more specific to something like "personalized feed ranking".

Comment · 11 months ago
Ha! Very cool! I did not know about the community/idea of Digital Gardens! From my quick glance, it seems close to a lot of my thoughts. I like what you have done with Launchbowl! The part about linking multiple posts together is something I swear by for personal writing & note-taking on Anytype. Graph is a very efficient way to process a lot of connected information!

Thank you! Yes, Jottings was built for anyone, even with no tech experience, to set up and have a site where they may post their thoughts to the world.

Comment · 11 months ago
Thank you!

I hear you, and I share a big part of that opinion on AI writing. From the feedback I got from some folks before, it seemed to be something many were interested in, which is why I designed it to be very aid-like, and less to generate content fully from scratch and post automatically: essentially spamming.

I am not very sold on the AI tool and am very open to removing it with more such opinions!

Comment · 11 months ago
I hear you. I actually am quite open to making Jottings self-host-able. I might want to slice the multi-tenant layer out before I do that, only because that is complicated and not needed for someone to host and manage multiple sites, and is the part that primarily makes this a product. I'll give it a think.

I also hear you about the making money part, and I largely agree.

Comment · 2 years ago
Not possible today—Google form and Typeform don’t allow custom code to run on their form pages. But, if you have a form on your own site, which you control, or another forms product that allows custom JS, Akuri will work well on those forms.

Akuri is primarily built for products/platforms that want to add content-generation AI to a text field within their workflow. Example: e-commerce product adds Akuri to allow sellers to write better & faster product descriptions right on the platform.

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