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by jaygood 8mo ago
Thanks for the feedback! Since the Favorites feature is already live in your settings, here is a punchy, brief reply without any dashes: The Reply Thanks! The browser side approach is a great counterpart to this. Here is the technical break
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Show HN: Rust tool to hide windows from screen shares via Win32 API(getcloakly.com)
1 points by jaygood 8mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Cloakly – Hide sensitive windows from screen shares in real-time
4 points by jaygood 8mo ago|2 comments
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by jaygood 10mo ago
Not intentional. The first post died instantly so I rewrote the title to actually spark a discussion. HN buries things fast. Happy to delete one if mods prefer. Just trying to get honest feedback on whether this kind of tool is useful or un
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by jaygood 10mo ago
You’re right that virtual desktops and extra devices work. Cloakly is just a simpler option. Not everyone has a clean spare machine lying around or wants to move their whole workflow to a temporary desktop every time they interview.
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by jaygood 10mo ago
I’m genuinely curious whether people think this solves a real privacy problem or crosses a line. Not looking for praise. Want honest takes from interviewers and candidates.
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Show HN: Why do coding interviews expose your whole desktop. Here's a fix(getcloakly.com)
1 points by jaygood 10mo ago|5 comments
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by jaygood 10mo ago
If keeping private apps off a shared screen counts as cheating, then every developer with a second monitor must be a criminal mastermind. Wild standard to set.
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Show HN: Cloakly – Hide notes and apps during coding interview screen-share(getcloakly.com)
1 points by jaygood 10mo ago|2 comments