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4y ago
AHK brings back old memories. Used to play around a lot with AHK, an app called "WhenThen" and Windows XP skins among others.
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4y ago
Reminds me of Amazon Prime where many movies have an extra paywall ("rent?") even if you own a subscription. So annoying.
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4y ago
Not in the context of this project: Please don't dismiss this so easily. You don't need to be the head of anything to take security seriously. Regardless of who you are or what you do, everybody has secrets they should protect. An
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India's largest stock broker has 30 devs (2020)
(zerodha.tech)
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I skimmed through the readme but wasn't able to find the commands. Generally, this is the biggest barrier for me when trying out stuff - there are repos with explanations, but nothing to show how it actually looks or works. Please add
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4y ago
Out of curiosity, what side projects? :)
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4y ago
Disclaimer: I work for Zoho, but in a different team. I find that I really like it for work. But for informal interactions (gaming etc) I like Discord better because of the voice channels. In Cliq they're "calls" and feel mu
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4y ago
Zoho Cliq solves this by using ML to parse the message and give a suitable name. It's suitable 7/10 times, and the remaining 3 - it either doesn't matter that much or is trivial to rename. Zulip should try that if they haven&
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4y ago
Really nice way to put it!
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4y ago
"sole dev in a startup" is key here.
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4y ago
Wow, love this new discovery
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QR code creation: Dynamic, step by step guide
(nayuki.io)
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Indian govt requires VPNs to store PII for 5 years
(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
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4y ago
We could go back to letters. And then scientific findings will be silos, our medical progress would be in the stone age, people would find out their loved one is sick after they've passed, and so on. There are wonderful things technolo
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4y ago
Fancy words, but would it even be...an open, accessible web making differences in the lives of billions? All mobile carriers in my country (or any, I'm guessing) go to great lengths to extract every last penny from my call plans. Shoul
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4y ago
I'm not too math-y, but this did capture my sense of wonder. However, it was short lived since now I know it takes "14 drops" maximum, but not the solution - "which floors should I use the 14 drops on though?" Maybe
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4y ago
BODMAS for us...
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4y ago
Yeah that would be nice, could try it out. But I'm fickle - before putting that effort in, ask more of your users! Also, a table of contents with all the articles in the book would be nifty. Maybe you can send me an email once you do i
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4y ago
The problem with replacing books is that I would lose my older highlights. If I create a new book for everything, it would become messy _really_ quickly. So if it's possible to append pages to a book, I can also create a book per categ
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4y ago
Is there some way we can do this: Bundle web articles I save as an ebook and send them to my Kindle. When I save new articles, that old book is updated on my Kindle - basically an append-only service. I've been looking for this for a w
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4y ago
(for educational purposes only, do not try at home) You can download books and send them via email to your Kindle. I do this all the time (with only free books, of course ;) )
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4y ago
I clicked wondering if this was JS or Java Lambdas...but fair enough, liked the article anyway.
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4y ago
Gotta love these interactive websites.
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5y ago
Insane. Both how you knew this and the original code.
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5y ago
A user problem that can have a very real impact on your product. "x ProductX users impacted by Ransomware" will make headlines, your "well yes, we fixed it in v2.7.8 months back" won't.
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5y ago
Sensible defaults, but built for the power user. Makes sense.
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5y ago
Yup, makes perfect sense. Thanks!
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5y ago
Counter point for general software: some people don't upgrade software for _years_, due to which vendors have two problems - 1. Open security vulnerabilities 2. Necessity to maintain backward compatible infra To offset this, two channe
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5y ago
Hi, when are Supabase Functions expected to be released? I'm quickly reaching a point in my project where direct DB calls don't cut it and I don't want to muck about with PG functions especially since I'm familiar with o
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5y ago
You can get pretty far with RLS. First discovered this when I started working with Supabase.
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