AlexITC

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macOS-like pinch to zoom on Ubuntu 22.04(wiringbits.net)
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by AlexITC 4y ago
I had a similar issue with photos/videos and ended up building a cli app to organize everything, it has worked for my use case relatively well, still, there are uncovered corner cases. For example, this compares hashes only instead of
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by AlexITC 4y ago
Indeed, the restart to fix is super common. I was familiar with OpenResty as a term but never bothered to check it, until these days when I found the Lua module for nginx, it basically has a custom nginx version, which includes the Lua modu
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Super simple admin app to restart applications on demand(wiringbits.net)
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Tell HN: Potential hashed password leaks from Slack workspace invitation links
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by AlexITC 4y ago
It is understandable, I happened to be able to borrow one earlier. > Edge is also available on Linux if that’s your thing. That's unbelievable, in any case, I'll try sorting these issues out next week.
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by AlexITC 4y ago
> Veautiful - https://www.wbillingsley.com/veautiful/ Thanks for sharing, first time I see this project mentioned. > Any day now, I'll get a chance to improve the documentation of the framework (and give it
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by AlexITC 4y ago
> If I recall, there's a compiler plugin they put out that could automatically make many of those changes Actually, there are compiler options to rewrite the sources to/from scala3, I have tried this in more complex projects an
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by AlexITC 4y ago
I wasn't aware that Edge was available on Mac, unfortunately, I don't own one.
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by AlexITC 4y ago
Thanks for reporting, I'll check this in the following days because I don't have Windows available.
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by AlexITC 4y ago
They target browsers. Slinky is very similar to React while Laminar is more idiomatic Scala.
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by AlexITC 4y ago
Weird, I just tried Safari in a Macbook Air M1 and it doesn't eat much CPU, still, the experience is far smoother in Firefox, for some reason, the games get slooow in Safari.
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by AlexITC 4y ago
Well, given that I haven't refactored the code to take full advantage of scala3, the changes are mostly on the build scripts, which is very nice because the old repo likely used scala 2.10 (or 2.11). The only required syntax change was
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Show HN: Simple games ported to Scala 3 – Try them in the browser(github.com)
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by AlexITC 4y ago
Having queried an US accountant, you should be able to create a US company without being there, you mostly require an ITIN and fill paperwork, you can hire an accountant to do that. On the other hand, you won't be able to get a bank ac
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by AlexITC 4y ago
I have worked with https://scalamandra.com before, our experience was very nice.
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Notes about Loading Configuration(wiringbits.net)
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From Hibernate schema generation to Flyway in existing applications(wiringbits.net)
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by AlexITC 5y ago
The DID could be updated to rotate keys without the need to notify anyone that is aware of it, with the random value, you need to share the new one with everybody, one implementation doing this is sidetree ( https://identity.found
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by AlexITC 5y ago
> Is this a generalization of the SSL certificate authority system? No, DIDs are a way to claim a decentralized identity but it doesn't prove any details related to our physical world, what you are mentioning about SSL is more-or-le
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by AlexITC 5y ago
There is a big implementation in progress for Ethiopia: https://decrypt.co/69205/cardano-developer-iohk-strikes-part... I have read about other implementations being worked in the https://identity.foundation
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Tell HN: Kismet – get an email introduction to a fellow HN member every day
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by AlexITC 6y ago
Protobuf was designed to keep backwards/forwards compatibility, you can easily add any fields to your messages without breaking old clients at the network layer (unless you intend to break them at the application layer);
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by AlexITC 6y ago
iohk.io used to allow that, each month you would invoice your salary, where the company would convert the amount to BTC at market rate, right now, ADA is the only option. Besides that one, I have only seen companies willing to pay in other
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by AlexITC 6y ago
I have seen people requesting a way to follow hn users, so that you get to know what those are commenting, thinking for a while, I'd actually use it. I was supposed to start working on it last weekend but didn't had the time, I&#x
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by AlexITC 6y ago
A quick look into Google results shows several ways to use Python to interact with Java libraries, I'd check that first as Scala compiles to Java class files, another way is to look how Spark provides Python support while being written
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by AlexITC 6y ago
IOG | https://iohk.io | REMOTE | Full-time | Backend Engineer We are hiring another backend engineer for the Atala PRISM team, the project is related to decentralized identities and verifiable credentials, - Watch a demo recorde
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by AlexITC 6y ago
Pullreminders, apparently it was integrated on Github scheduled reminders, but, it is not the same. I liked to get notified on PR updates on my slack workspace, same way as my peers, now, everyone willing to get those needs admin access to
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by AlexITC 6y ago
From my experience, you get to the Web Push API (or any related technology) when the user is not using your app, otherwise, notify your app directly. The drawback is that such API is not available on Safari/iOS, if that's on your
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by AlexITC 6y ago
First I would ask, what's your motivation? - If you are just looking for a better Java, Kotlin is likely the way. - If you are looking for a better language that leverages the JVM ecosystem, then, Scala might be the way. It also depend

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