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I use 1Password personally and use Bitwarden at work. Bitwarden doesn't feel as polished as 1password and the user experience could use some love.


The Ghibli generated character and logo makes me feel like this is a vibe coded project. I know Duolingo has become more ai-first, but at least they put some effort into the branding and styling of the content.


They're right and this also reminds me of the banana that was sold and eaten at Art Basel.



Whoever is patient has great understanding, but one who is quick-tempered displays folly

Proverbs 14:29


porque los dos no son los mismos


You can get just as dead from either.


Or from a forklift driver.


中国已经进入聊天了


This seems like a surefire way to build a private echo chamber. I doubt a simulated audience is going to challenge your thoughts or help find what you are trying to say.


That's (in my view) also not the point of journaling, but rather to blow off some steam and digest internal dialogue.


It might be interesting to have some of the "commenters" challenge or critique, as an option?


Yes definitely, I'd love to have a balance of empathy and alternative perspectives


Do the commenters reply to things now? It might be nice to have personas that usually reply, others that reply rarely, etc, and that way you might get long discussion chains, or drive-by comments, or anything in between.

Very interesting idea, in general!


Public social networks are already building echo chambers. At least this one could be made to not have supremacist spam all over it like Twitter/X. Is it really any worse? I guess it wouldn’t have real life impact with an audience of humans.


Echo chambers seem pretty popular tho.


Very much like most of the substacks I see.


Reminds of T9 texting and I did like T9. I'll have to try this.


I call BS. NOBODY ever LIKED to type on T9. Maybe you well-tolerated it. Maybe you got reasonably good at it. But not LIKED. There's a reason text messaging really took over when smartphones came in... because T9 was no longer needed. It was objectively awful.


My old Sony Ericsson T616 was inferior to my smartphone in so many ways, but I could tap out SMS messages on that keypad without having to look at it. It was handy to be able to take notes on long drives.


My brother is Christ, call BS all you WANT. This is T9-esque and we have comments in here being interested in going away from full keyboards on their phones in favor of cramming multiple letters onto buttons and letting the software do it again. Time is a flat circle and all that.


No.


Reminds me of when we had to use browser hacks for IE.


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