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anconam

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    Comment #43221339

    With all due respect, a compile pipeline across Win, Mac, Linux, for different CPU architectures, making sure signing works for all, and that the Electron auto-updater works as exp…

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    Comment #42339437

    The main takeaway is the difference between priority and importance. But why todo apps always use priority then?

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    Comment #38191995

    In my opinion having a yearly big release is not great for users. Feature and fixes should that could roll out weekly are artificially delayed to the next major release only becaus…

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    Comment #37635281

    True that Cleanshot works well and was there before but I feel like it should be mentioned that the background feature was copied 1:1 from Xnapper from Tony.

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    Ask HN: If you could automate workflows in your calendar, what would you build?

    We just announce TimeTo.so, a hackable platform for automating team workflows, and will be starting to bring teams into the alpha in April. Automations can be deployed no-code, but…

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    Comment #32660933

    An article about finding your personal flow at work - for productivy nerds

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    Comment #19717650

    Yes, it is a Desktop app. Would you like to see a download button for a Linux installer while browsing from iOS? What would you suggest to show alternatively?

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    Comment #19717642

    About the permission to delete contacts and calendars, as mentioned earlier, the problem is that Google does not offer a way to exclude the “delete operation” from the grant. MineT…

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    Comment #19717635

    Unfortunately Google gives no granularity to ask for read-only access. We definitely don’t delete calendars or contacts: in fact, there is no code in MineTime that can do that, nei…

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    Comment #19717618

    Although it might looks like a weird design choice, an installed app was the only possible choice not to store the user credentials on our servers. I have elaborated this in anothe…

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    Comment #19715044

    Hello everyone! Marco here, main contributor of MineTime. Even though I didn’t start this thread, I am very happy to see enthusiasm about the project and I am very interested in he…