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Comment #45473135
Not illegal, not exactly voluntary either. Companies are caving to threats from the Trump administration
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Comment #45092376
Flutter has moved to Swift Package Manager, it’s just not enabled by default iirc
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Comment #44511079
The thing is just a cute robot that you can interact with, ala Vector ( https://anki.bot/products/vector-robot )
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Show HN: Yet Another Todo App
I'm neurodivergent and struggle with todo apps; they help a lot but I've also never found one that quite fits my needs. So, I built my own that I released on the iOS App Store yest…
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Comment #44024479
I could be wrong, but I’ve always been under the impression that Obsidian charges a lot for sync because the app is amazing and free. Sync helps pay for that. But they’re also very…
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Comment #43871002
A warning to those considering applying here: This month, I went through the full interview process with Sourcegraph - 6 interviews, including one with the CTO. I was asked for ref…
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Comment #43677536
I’m deeply confused … what does this actually do? Mark your commit as having tests passed?
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Comment #43593776
Random thing I’ve been wondering: is there a point in including TLS support in web servers any more? Isn’t it always better to run a reverse proxy and terminate HTTPs at the edge?
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Comment #43399486
I mean, they provide the service by stealing data from their users. I would argue that this is just as ethically fine as Youtube's entire business model.
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Comment #43380368
My god there’s a lot of negativity here. Nice work! I’ve been looking for something like this for a very small test I’m running of a mobile app. It’s honestly surprising that there…
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Comment #43363027
I found out last year that you can actually run a full SPA using S3 and a CDN. It’s kind of a nuts platform
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Comment #43290882
This is really cool! I've always thought that one thing preventing major competitors to AWS/Azure/GCP is the lack of easy-to-use tooling for machine level monitoring like this. Whe…
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Comment #43243733
This is a super cool idea! I've sort of mused about an idea for general web search that's very similar to this concept, where you start with a set of trusted entities and then bran…
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Comment #43135531
What’s the value prop here vs set -a/+a? That it’s more tolerant of weird variable values?
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Comment #43096842
This comment is about a very minor part of what you said, but isn’t the whole point of a DI framework to write code you’d have written anyway to save you time?
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Comment #43096582
I think the biggest praise I can give uv is that as a non Python dev, it makes Python a lot more accessible. The ecosystem can be really confusing to approach as an outsider. There…
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Ask HN: Good Resume Consultant?
I'm getting a pretty low response rate to messages so I'm thinking I need to take another crack at my resume. Anybody have a resume consultant they've used and found useful? Thanks…
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Comment #42706429
This is an interesting idea! Honestly I didn't even know Github had a per-user readme until you mentioned it
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Comment #42706425
Yeah, obviously this is literally what something like Jekyll or Hugo does. It's just (at least to me) a simpler version of that where you can fully see what's happening. Also I did…
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Comment #42691552
It's odd to me that there's nothing indicating an issue is ongoing on the github.com homepage
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Comment #42520909
I dunno if this was obvious to everyone but OP is one of the founders of Hashicorp