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kello
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Comment #49143066
This is cool. Reminds of Lotus Notes. In a strange way a concept that felt "outdated" is something that I would love to be the default behavior for many apps today.
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Comment #46691786
Pilgrim at Tinker Creek by Annie Dillard
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Comment #44938835
I know you probably meant "it all boils down to that" but I am totally going to try to make "it all boils fish to that" a thing now :D
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Comment #35506595
Just last summer I bombed a take-home interview project with Lufthansa Technik. They wanted me to implement Rock Paper Scissors a litte bit "over-engineered." Long story short thei…
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Comment #35331853
On my system it is located at /Users/YOUR_USER/Library/Group Containers/group.com.apple.notes/NoteStore.sqlite. I have a relatively older mac osx version though and an ancient 2013…
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Comment #35323359
This is so cool and way cooler than my tool!! I chose JSON because it was the easiest option. And also because it is the format I wanted to support first, but mostly because it was…
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Comment #35323346
Wow! this is so cool! I had no idea about this!
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Comment #35323336
Okay this is awesome! 100% cooler than my project!!
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Comment #35323333
Wow that is so cool! I had no idea Notes.app worked with IMAP!
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Comment #35323322
Literally 0 added value here over the other library. In fact, my tool is a net value subtraction from the other library. The other library has way more features and works great! Th…
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Comment #35323319
You should absolutely just do this. 100% the better option. I wanted to learn more about how Apple Notes stores its data and see how I could interact with it.
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Show HN: Apple Notes Liberator – Extract Notes.app Data and Save It as JSON
Hey there! I just released the first version of a project I’ve been working on solves a very specific problem that perhaps only I have. I welcome any and all feedback, even if you …
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Comment #35211677
Over here in Germany they have well-established apprenticeship programs for many more jobs than in the US. There are apprenticeships for software developers, for bankers, for "Büro…
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Comment #33582414
I didn't make this, but find it incredibly cool. Thought I'd share.
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Comment #30534916
I hate everything about this :/
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Comment #29968285
I definitely fall into this category. I stopped on Day 8 Part 2 this year getting frustrated and falling behind. Good practice for sure and I feel more prepared for next year, stil…
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Comment #29729270
This hits hard for me. The part about being in control especially.
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Comment #29705853
Hey fellow former devout mormon here. Im sure our journeys have been radically different but I identify so much with what you are saying here.
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Comment #29682606
Thank you so much for this! I hope you all have a wonderful Christmas spending it exactly the way you want to.
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Comment #29565098
I had no idea this was even a "feature" of Alexa. Super glad I never got one.
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Comment #29538598
I had a friend show me some of the stuff you can do in C++ nowadays. I had no idea C++ had evolved so much!
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Comment #29525862
Side note but not captioning the xkcd graphic and modifying it is a bit sleazy. Yes, it is mentioned in the following paragraph but a caption would be better.
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Comment #29525840
No snarky comments from me. Just RIP and I hope their families are compensated. No compensation will ever bring back those people or extinguish their families anguish but something…
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Comment #29525824
This seems like an unnecessary space hog. If you are that concerned about reproducibility isn't that what npm shrinkwrap tries to solve?