andrewzeno

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Show HN: Gitdebt.com, open source repo stats and star history for GitHub repos(gitdebt.com)
2 points by andrewzeno 2mo ago|0 comments
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Toil and Technology (2015)(imf.org)
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by andrewzeno 4mo ago
lol thankfully no. My GitHub is in bio
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by andrewzeno 4mo ago
My email is filled with junk from cybersecurity "experts" telling me that my open source project is "very compromised" and that they will gladly reveal to me what the issue is, if I commit to paying them a bug bounty. I
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by andrewzeno 5mo ago
This is the way. Hopefully they learned from IKEA which instead of firing 8,500 support agents retrained them into interior designers.
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Click (2016)(clickclickclick.click)
370 points by andrewzeno 5mo ago|99 comments
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by andrewzeno 5mo ago
Companies still need to verify your competence. You should be prepared to answer LeetCode mediums and ensure that your soft skills are strong. What you did at your previous company and how likeable you are are more important than ever.
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Advanced Protection Mode for Android(developer.android.com)
1 points by andrewzeno 5mo ago|0 comments
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by andrewzeno 5mo ago
TLDR: software engineers are still in a very high demand and the hiring of junior engineers is temporarily in decline. There is a great piece from the Brookings Institute that mentions which jobs are most likely to be replaced by AI, specif
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by andrewzeno 5mo ago
I think this is an interesting idea, but I don't see a reason to use it in the current state. Claude Code can already create memories and those work similarly, except Claude "reflects" and "validates" memories only
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by andrewzeno 5mo ago
I think this article is great, but it doesn't focus on the open source aspect. GitHub still has effective monopoly on open source, simply because of how much free resources they provide, let alone higher chances of getting your project
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Almost Every Way Websites Fingerprint You(donutbrowser.com)
2 points by andrewzeno 1y ago|0 comments
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How normal am I? (2020)(hownormalami.eu)
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by andrewzeno 1y ago
Thanks! I also like when the UI is not cluttered with different inputs. What do you mean by "Stop and start browsers while restoring my sessions"? You should be able to start and stop the browser as long as it's not updating.
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by andrewzeno 1y ago
Lol I don't think I ever had 300 tabs open. Must be a nightmare to navigate haha. I believe I also used to have 6 browsers, but with Donut it now fluctuates at around 10 profiles, depending on what I need to do. In terms of tabs, I rar
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by andrewzeno 1y ago
Oh wow, this is a very generous offer. Thank you! It might take me a while to get the Apple Developer account to do so, not for the financial reasons. I've noted your concern and will get the app signed the moment I have a chance to do
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by andrewzeno 1y ago
Thanks for the suggestion! I'll think how it can be added in a sane manner
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by andrewzeno 1y ago
Not yet. I'd like to add it in the future, but it's going to be pretty time consuming as frameworks like playwright, which support both Firefox and Chromium, run a patched version of Firefox. I definitely need to learn more about
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by andrewzeno 1y ago
Thanks for sharing! This project has "automatic URL editing", which is something I'd like to add my app. Great to learn that there is a real product with this feature.
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by andrewzeno 1y ago
Features that make the same browser binary have a different browser fingerprint with a fresh user profile. For example, faking location data, fonts, browser version, user agent, ssl certificates, available browser features, etc. Different a
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by andrewzeno 1y ago
Hope you like it! I found it a much nicer experience compared to using the Foxyproxy extension or configuring PAC files.
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by andrewzeno 1y ago
In Tauri, registering your app as a handler for a URL schema is very easy, all of the hard work is already done at https://v2.tauri.app/plugin/deep-linking/ haha. If you haven't played with it, I highly recom
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by andrewzeno 1y ago
Sorry, just saw your comment. Copying from another thread, I use it to more privately browse the web, separate my personal and professional accounts, and manage links. For example, when I open OneDrive link, I don't want it to open in
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by andrewzeno 1y ago
You can do that, yes, but if you are going to need too many profiles (Over 10, I would say), your best option is to use an anti-detect browser or something like Camoufox. If it's under 10, the application has proxy support. But outside
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by andrewzeno 1y ago
They are stored in ~/Library/Application Support/DonutBrowser/profiles. So right now you can use something like Syncthing to synchronize the data across desktops. Once the project matures enough, I may add add end-to-end
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by andrewzeno 1y ago
Yes, it already does! You just need to select donut as the default browser
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Show HN: Donut Browser, a Browser Orchestrator(donutbrowser.com)
91 points by andrewzeno 1y ago|41 comments