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zukerpie

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    Show HN: Keep your eyes healthy with 20 20 20 rule reminder using bash

    save it, chmod +x it, execute an you are good to go!

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    Show HN: Daily algos trainer with progress tracking

    Because I wanted to refresh some basic algos from time to time, I've extended a repo from ThePrimeagen so it allows me to practice some selected problems and gather info about my a…

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    Show HN: Interactive 3D flock simulation and tutorial

    Boids simulation using Three.js along with a short explanation of the basic concepts.

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    Comment #37965690

    Do you know about some way to check whether what I install from Extension Store is exactly the same as on Github?

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    Comment #37965586

    Thanks for the hint. Yeah, I will do this :)

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    Comment #37965579

    Definitely! The current implementation is supposed to just do the work. It's not meant to be optimized or anything.

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    Comment #37961211

    Added a quick domain check to avoid the issue that you've mentioned :)

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    Comment #37961078

    This is just the straightforward idea of waiting for some element to appear on the website. But once the element is found, this thing stops. It won't stop for YouTube if you are on…

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    Comment #37960945

    Haha, that should be definitely possible, but would require a bit more knowledge :)

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    Comment #37960931

    The advantage that speaks to me, is that I control everything. I'm not sharing my data with the developer of the extension so it's one person less that I have to trust. I can also …

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    Comment #37960645

    The current version just grabs the whole feed and removes it from the website. If you can program, it won't be hard for you to extend it so you can remove only the content you want…

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    Comment #37959636

    Unhook looks nice, since it's only restricted to accessing YouTube. Strange that I didn't stumble upon it while looking for options.

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    Comment #37959617

    The main problem that I have with extensions is: "It can: Read and change all your data on all websites" Having my own, local extension I don't have to actually think whether I add…

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    Comment #37959584

    The whole point is to actually have installed locally so you don't share any data with the developer of the extension. The problem with extensions is that in many cases the access …

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    Comment #37959399

    You are right. I'm using Brave and didn't know about it until now. I will give it a try as well.

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    Comment #37959104

    Do you mean the local overrides from the console? Or something else? It would be cool to learn about some different approach.

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    Show HN: Feed Remover

    Your own browser extension to get rid of unwanted social media feed! 5 minutes to setup, hours saved.

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    Comment #35967718

    Thanks for the answers!

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    Comment #35967164

    Really nice! I'm also currently playing around a lot with automatically generated videos and I can see this having a lot of potential! Some questions that come to my mind: 1. Do yo…

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    Show HN: Lines Bash Todo List

    td a "something" # add new item at the bottom td l # list all todos td p # pop current item from the list td c # show current todo

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    Comment #34491437

    How do you monetize it? Does the profit highly depend on the audience that this newsletter is for?