anconam

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by anconam 2y ago
With all due respect, a compile pipeline across Win, Mac, Linux, for different CPU architectures, making sure signing works for all, and that the Electron auto-updater works as expected is a nightmare. I have been there, and it’s not fun.
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by anconam 2y ago
The main takeaway is the difference between priority and importance. But why todo apps always use priority then?
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by anconam 3y ago
In my opinion having a yearly big release is not great for users. Feature and fixes should that could roll out weekly are artificially delayed to the next major release only because of the pricing model.
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by anconam 3y ago
True that Cleanshot works well and was there before but I feel like it should be mentioned that the background feature was copied 1:1 from Xnapper from Tony.
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Ask HN: If you could automate workflows in your calendar, what would you build?
2 points by anconam 4y ago|0 comments
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Finding Flow at Work(morgen.so)
4 points by anconam 4y ago|1 comments
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by anconam 4y ago
An article about finding your personal flow at work - for productivy nerds
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by anconam 7y ago
Yes, it is a Desktop app. Would you like to see a download button for a Linux installer while browsing from iOS? What would you suggest to show alternatively?
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by anconam 7y ago
About the permission to delete contacts and calendars, as mentioned earlier, the problem is that Google does not offer a way to exclude the “delete operation” from the grant. MineTime contains no code that could ever delete contacts or cale
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by anconam 7y ago
Unfortunately Google gives no granularity to ask for read-only access. We definitely don’t delete calendars or contacts: in fact, there is no code in MineTime that can do that, neither on purpose nor accidentally.
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by anconam 7y ago
Although it might looks like a weird design choice, an installed app was the only possible choice not to store the user credentials on our servers. I have elaborated this in another post.
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by anconam 7y ago
Hello everyone! Marco here, main contributor of MineTime. Even though I didn’t start this thread, I am very happy to see enthusiasm about the project and I am very interested in hearing your feedback. Here are some background information an