FerkiHN

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   Ask HN: Has anyone else learned English just by reading tech posts (like HN)?

   12 points by FerkiHN 1y ago|8 comments
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   by FerkiHN 1y ago

   I'm not a bot, just really excited to share and connect with others. Sorry if the message came off weird — I'm still learning how to engage better on HN.
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   by FerkiHN 1y ago

   Bro, I've almost finished developing it, literally, because in 1 day I'll post the utility and show demo examples. Believe me, it's really worth a star, I'm shocked at what happened.
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   by FerkiHN 1y ago

   Yes bro, maybe I just misunderstood the interface a little, it's still great, but I wanted a simpler interface, it will attract more community to the site because it will be easier for people to understand what and how. I hope your pro
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   by FerkiHN 1y ago

   Wow bro, this is just great, your project really deserves a star and I gave it, I also really liked that the utility is available locally. By the way, I'm also a programmer and I create interesting things (my project is not ready yet)
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   by FerkiHN 1y ago

   Very great calculator, good design, but it has too many functions. I advise you to add a "search" to find points, I also personally like the intuitive interfaces that are easy to understand even for beginners newbie. Therefore, it
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   by FerkiHN 1y ago

   Thanks for the reply! Yeah, I understand that Twitter/X has its own rules and filters — maybe I just wasn’t “using it right.” But what struck me wasn’t just the low engagement — it was the feeling. Everything there feels like noise. Ha
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   by FerkiHN 1y ago

   I've been trying to find a link for my project for a long time, but I don't remember the name of the post and the repository, I've already changed myself with the loss of the project.
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   by FerkiHN 1y ago

   Oh yeah, I said "recently" incorrectly, it was on the previous account that I lost.
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    Thank you for everything!
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    Hacker News is my digital home – why I left X but stayed here

    7 points by FerkiHN 1y ago|8 comments
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    When will the Android release be ready?
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    Yes, I also agree with you.
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    Totally fair point — Windows API is definitely a big part of what makes these small apps possible. But still, C gives you a kind of “raw access” to the system that higher-level languages often abstract away. That’s exactly what I enjoy: You
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    Ops, I'll try again now: https://github.com/Ferki-git-creator/phono-in-terminal-image...
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    Wow this is mega cool!
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    Unfortunately, I have a Windows 8.1 PC and I downloaded the update for it from the official website, but unfortunately the installation LibreOfice failed , so I stayed with OpenOffice.
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    Thanks again to the moderators HN, let the whole community and Hacker news, will be forever, because this is the only corner on the internet: No competition, no evil. Just a good community and moderators - super heroes.
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    Cool!
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    Thank you to the Hacker News moderators

    34 points by FerkiHN 1y ago|8 comments
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    I agree with several points you made — Rust is indeed a powerful language, and I also use it in my projects. Its safety guarantees and modern tooling make it an excellent choice for many use cases. That said, I think C still has a unique va
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    I am developing a utility for viewing photos directly in the terminal. The image is rendered using the ASCII character " " filling it with different colors and shades, this allows you to open the image in even on older computers.
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    Open Office. I don't know why, but I make presentations there despite the alternatives, it's like native, without ads, subscriptions, etc. I like the primitiveness and in general I'm already used to it.
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    I love the NN community, I don't know what I would do without you. You are the best, it motivates me to improve further PIT.
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    The game is cool, but I don't really like waiting a day to play again. And I also think it needs levels of difficulty, or if you want a unique online mode where you can guess words with different players and the first one to guess wins
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    If you want more ideas, I don't know how I came up with them, but you can think about them: Contextual Flags: Automatically activate flags based on context (e.g., URL, time of day, user-agent). Why: Users get adaptive flags without
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    I'm glad some of my tips were useful, and I understand that you are making minimalist libraries, I also like to keep everything minimal and optimized. By the way, if you can, please help me promote my repository. I've also been do
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    Wow bro, that's cool, I especially liked the game, it's cool, and I'm currently developing a utility for viewing photos right in the terminal. https://github.com/Ferki-git-creator/phono-in-terminal-image.
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    Bro, cool program, I wish you good luck in further development, I gave you a star on GitHub, I hope there will be more of them, and by the way, here are the improvements I found: 1. Strict typing & validation — support ranges, regex, cu
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    The C programming language, on the contrary, is interesting if you have experience. I always create new things that have different uniquenesses. I recently created a notes program for Windows with GUI in C language, 67kb in size. The C lang