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Ask HN: A Good Android Development Tutorial?
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A "ethical" botting service that somehow gets you real users? Pretty sure this is another startup scam that doesn't know what it is doing.
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2024 Pulitzer Prize Winners
(pulitzer.org)
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Anatomy of a Search Engine by Two Stanford Graduates [pdf]
(infolab.stanford.edu)
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Modern computers are very fast, it is hard to push them to the limits using just JavaScript. 99% of performance based decisions are premature optimization. Few operations are so complex and have to be done in such large numbers that they wi
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The website has no about page or any other links. I am not the dev and I don't know who the dev is. I found the site yesterday on Stackoverflow.
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JSBen.ch – Performance benchmarking playground for JavaScript
(jsben.ch)
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Somehow tribes are the only ones who have their stuff figured out.
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His older versions were just as good in my opinion.
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This means we need to add management features without removing any of the above.
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I read through the comments, here are the "core" issues/features an app like that has to meet: - 1. Fast startup - 2. Fast adding an extra note - 3. Editing - 4. Sync - 5. Crossplatform - 6. Easy to forward messages - 7. Stab
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Long Hexposure (Game)
(infinitenutshell.itch.io)
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Don't worry, I didn't actually read your article (I read the first few pharagraphs) then I scrolled a bit, went "yeah, thats lots of package managers" and pasted it into my notes somewhere.
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XKCD 927 Yet another package manager? https://dublog.net/blog/so-many-python-package-managers/
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Problem with bug reports: You don't need to be a programmer to report bugs well, and the maintainer usually will fix the bug better. I hack and track down the lines of code responsible for the issue (which allows the maintainer to quic
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2y ago
If looking up helps you catch a misconception or missunderstanding about the real world, it's great. I find it very hard for external sources to support my thinking (if they do I don't read them but save for later comparison). If
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<div class="commtext c00">Yes this is some terrible logic, but the idea is true. Writing about something fixes (most) wrong thoughts, and since you are wrong in 99% of cases you can safely say that you are wrong unless you h
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2y ago
Things you write down stick better (according to school teachers) and if you write digitally you can look stuff up as you write. There are similar quotes about meditation and walking so they are all part of the same toolkit (and it is great
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2y ago
Though it can be blamed on myself, I didn't understand what you were saying. Your vocab and sentence structure is awesome, but your thoughts just aren't comming across.
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The best way to contribute is find bugs in stuff you use and fix them, or write guides/docs for popular software. You should work on things you know and use so you understand what the users need. Somehow I can't tell you any speci
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2y ago
Ente has an Authy export guide. https://help.ente.io/auth/migration-guides/authy/ You don't even need to have Authy installed. The script pretends to be a new device and gets the keys from your backup. (
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Am I misunderstanding your comment or do you think that Authy is the same as Aegis? Anyway, Aegis and Ente have export options, Aughy doesn't.
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You can't but they should be better than Authy, at least they have export options...
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Ente has built in backups and encrypted export options. Export should be better than Aegis
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2y ago
I have heard only prise recently... If you find the source or news article please share!
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You don't need regular backups, just every time you add a new service. Ente has free backups and it's own encrypted export format, which sounds promissing.
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Thanks for sharing but everything is extremely unclear. The biggest piece of information is the HN title. Also, remember Floorp Browser? Sounds similar.
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Website is broken on mobile.
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You are the dev? I am under a rock about weddings. How is this different from taking pictures normaly with your phone camera? (With a cloud backup) Aren't the disposeabke cameras about being physical and non-distracting? I feel like th
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Good question, and I don't like the answers of other users. They are exclusively naming big well estabilished applications, that could be there due to pure luck. Though it is true that LibreOffice, ffmpeg, and Linux are successful and
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