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   by Einenlum 3y ago

   Thanks! It's not the point of this lib, but I know that unfortunately some tools exist to fingerprint users by recording their keystrokes: https://www.whonix.org/wiki/Keystroke_Deanonymization
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   by Einenlum 3y ago

   Oh, interesting point. I fixed this. Thanks!
3. 93.▲
   by Einenlum 3y ago

   Oh, I had not thought about this. Cool idea!
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   by Einenlum 3y ago

   Thanks! I appreciate. I indeed think for such short snippets, adding a dependency is unnecessary.
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   by Einenlum 3y ago

   Thank you!
6. 96.▲
   by Einenlum 3y ago

   Thanks, this is an interesting point. Storing the full message indeed has a downside in terms of storage (but for a short text it should be unnoticeable). I guess it also brings something positive: you can select the whole text, delete it,
7. 97.▲
   Show HN: Replay your typing in a few lines of JavaScript(einenlum.github.io)

   82 points by Einenlum 3y ago|36 comments
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   by Einenlum 3y ago

   Being able to set a soft limit (email me when I go beyond it) and a hard limit (shut down my service) seems like a very simple solution. How is it not a thing in 2024? Also, being at the mercy of a CEO and their understanding is a no go, wh
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   by Einenlum 3y ago

   Whether we like it and use it or not (I love it and use it), I think we can only be super impressed by the productivity of the Kagi team. Look at these dates. It's insane.
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    by Einenlum 3y ago

    I hate this name. I unfortunately think it was made on purpose.
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    by Einenlum 3y ago

    There's also https://findapinball.com/en/
12. 102.▲
    by Einenlum 3y ago

    Link to Pin my balls: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pinmyballs
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    by Einenlum 3y ago

    I really like pinballmap. I try to add gigs and machines all the time. But another app that has way more pinballs is Pin my balls (at least in France). Regarding pinballs I recently built a self-hosted app to track scores between friends.
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    Show HN: A self-hosted website to track Pinball scores between friends(demo.pinball-friends.com)

    9 points by Einenlum 3y ago|0 comments
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    An introduction to Git for non-coder scientists(pymodaq.cnrs.fr)

    3 points by Einenlum 3y ago|0 comments
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    by Einenlum 3y ago

    I agree that git is very complex (just try reading its documentation and how many options or commands you have never heard of before). But I think push --force is probably one of the easiest git concepts to get. The fact that someone in you
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    by Einenlum 3y ago

    I'm so impressed. I love the syntax (especially the backslash for lambdas and the colon for symbols). I don't know so many languages but it feels quite "new" to me, which is quite hard given the number of languages out t
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    Ask HN: How to create an interactive map with selected public transportation?

    1 points by Einenlum 3y ago|0 comments
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    by Einenlum 3y ago

    You should maybe check this: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/dearrow/
20. 110.▲
    by Einenlum 3y ago

    Since a few years I only use dtrx. https://github.com/dtrx-py/dtrx/ I never have to learn this kind of stuff anymore.
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    by Einenlum 3y ago

    Thanks, I like it! Would love to be able to see a live preview with some custom text. Also, I miss the uppercase chars but maybe I just didn't see them.
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    by Einenlum 3y ago

    I agree. I don't think this way either. And I wouldn't be bothered with someone telling me X or Y has the main marketshare on the web. I just don't like when figures are thrown at me and the methodology is questionable. Would
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    by Einenlum 3y ago

    Well, it seems like a good part of the analyzer is about some "leaks" or specific behaviors from a language that could give us some tells about what technology is used. I checked Wappalyzer's code (at least the last commit be
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    by Einenlum 3y ago

    Thank you for your comment. I was definitely wrong about the different methods used. This is why I love Hacker News. Always nice to learn something. I still think the stats they provide are a bit weird since there is no "unknown"
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    by Einenlum 3y ago

    I agree. I always doubted these figures (I'm a PHP dev myself, so I wouldn't mind these figures being true). I think the methodology is shady. I wonder if they use what the server indicates. I think some servers like Apache with p
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    by Einenlum 3y ago

    I also thought right away about stumbled upon. It was an amazing idea and great implementation too.
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    by Einenlum 3y ago

    I wondered what it was too. Maybe "exception groups" or "except star" would be clearer for the reader (thanks for your amazing work btw)
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    by Einenlum 3y ago

    Completely agree. I wanted to learn Python, so I decided to write a book about it. In the end I published it and now I have two achievements: knowing python and having written a book. I would have never learned so many things up to this dep
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    Should everything be blazingly fast?(einenlum.com)

    5 points by Einenlum 3y ago|3 comments
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    Ask HN: How can Kagi not see my queries?

    3 points by Einenlum 3y ago|4 comments