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Location: Switzerland Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: C#, Flutter, Web (JS, TS, React) Résumé/CV: Upon request GitHub: https://www.github.com/coffeecoding Email:…

Ah yea sure, I'll consider it

Could you be more precise as to what doesn't work?

Thought about it but ideally I want to do without captcha ... I think they can be a burden and may not be necessary for tiny niche sites like this. For now I have some other bot mi…

Only if nobody else is queued, otherwise it should match you with someone instantly.

Thank you! Unfortunately most users so far seem to suspect they are talking to an AI or that it's not real somehow ...

Just finished my CS masters so I had some more free time again. When I saw that hnch.at was still a free domain, I felt like I had to rise to the occasion. Would love to connect an…

Looks like it's not end-to-end-encrypted. Which should be default for anything that offers dms. I wanted it for Discord so I created an E2EE client on top of it: https://www.discry…

Sounds interesting. Mind sharing the gist (hehe) of your results? Big fan of on-a-whim-experiments.

I like your change. Much clearer. Makes me more interested than the current syntax.

Sometimes it's enough that it's a catchy word with a free .com or .io domain. Doesn't need to be a meaningful acronym always, think Google, Sony, Xerox, .... I made a name generato…

Websites I collected over time, some of which I often feel the need to go back to (like Icon webaites) - all in one place.

It's hard to come up with new unique and catchy names for a business. This website tried to get creative and help out.

What's the exact goal?

Discryptor is a side project of mine that brings End-to-end-encryption to Discord private chat. I recently made some changes to the architecture, particularly with respect to secur…

I'm building an End-to-End-Encryption app for Discord private chat, called discryptor.io [0]. It uses a Discord bot to deliver encrypted messages between users, rather than directl…

Yea many of the millions of possibly generated names are bad but the idea is to spit out a whole bunch of them in a row until you get a good one, which shouldn't take too long. Was…