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marvindanig

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About marvindanig

I used to write code with my bare hands. I still do.

Follow me @marvindanig.

Currently building Achiral AI for SMEs.

Recent public activity

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    The submission form has quite a few bugs. It doesn't accept a valid funding.json [1] that has been validated on the tab next to the submission form. [1] https://github.com/Toucaan/…

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    Comment #38151905

    I want to create a bubble of a space that’s free from the direct influence of AI. I believe that choice should exist, just like the choice to not be indexed by search engine bots o…

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    Ask HN: Is there a MIT-like FOSS license that prevents LLMs from scanning?

    Basically, keep the repository and the knowledge within available only to humans who like to work with the tools and concept directly—without external assistance.

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    Comment #37181177

    Have you ever noticed that B(lue) and G(reen) are the center most frequencies of the visible spectrum—VIBGYOR? If the human eye is naturally adapted for blue skies and green forest…

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    Comment #34209893

    i’m not sure if silicon valley is great at technical prowess anymore. the hype machine has run its course and the tech is more proliferated and distributed than ever before.

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    Comment #34208176

    i absolutely agree 100%

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    Comment #34204075

    This is bad advice and just plain wrong. There are horrible slow or just badly built apps written with native stack as well. Native is worthwhile for “appstore only” businesses. Mo…

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    Comment #34204018

    pwa+webview+webassembly is the future of everything.

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    Comment #34116573

    Google's strategy of locking out people from "everything" is just insane! Someone needs to lawyer up and make them pay through the nose for stealing access to individual’s personal…

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    Comment #33987997

    precisely. and we see a lot of similar behavior from Chrome now as it helps them replace the good old search form with a url bar as the main driver of their ad dollars. this unsolv…

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    Comment #33923293

    oh yes, absolutely. fixed my comments above.

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    Comment #33922958

    ah, but flat design is also skeuomorphic. methinks it was just some strategic intellectualism with no legs to look down on everything else that people made. clever tricks of the hi…

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    Comment #33922908

    oh, yes! i remember those angry troll comments on HN as well. as if flattening all UI was the only thing that mattered and everything else was skeuomorphism. no sweetie, not everyt…

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    Comment #33673668

    Red Goose uses a Swift WKWebView wrapper for iOS (fairly latest) and Kotlin for Android. It’s stable enough but also just a step behind the bleeding edge. I like to keep all my app…

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    Comment #33633699

    building for app-stores is also kinda niche sorta these days. most businesses want to be on the web mainly with a presence the app stores. i make about $10k each month with Red Goo…

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    Comment #33477169

    The moderators of this site are pleased.

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    Comment #33455955

    Apparently the evangelical jehadis and MAGAts are likely gonna succeed towards a similar outcome here in the US. These people forget how much better western economies were before B…

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