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by juliend2 2y ago
Vivaldi is especially good for this. You can select many tabs (with Shift) and choose to tile them. Tiling layout can also be changed.
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by juliend2 3y ago
Also, it has all the encryptions functions one would need to implement authentication mechanisms, in pure SQL. https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/pgcrypto.html
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by juliend2 3y ago
At least then we could say "A Proton got an Electron". And they could therefore call their app "Hydrogen", to make it more nerdy. Sorry that was useless.
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by juliend2 3y ago
I was thinking it might be some premium feature available for the employer (see, without being seen, and without any blur). But yeah, if you do it the right way, that might not be the dystopian tool I am thinking of, HAHA ;-)
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by juliend2 3y ago
Indeed. This reminded me of the Panopticon[1]. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panopticon
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by juliend2 3y ago
Thanks for mentionning it. I just found this interesting wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_place This is not common concept to me neither.
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Third place(en.wikipedia.org)
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by juliend2 3y ago
After reading "A love letter to Deno"[1] I think I might actually start installing deno apps like this one on my home server. Not only because they would be more secure by default, but also because Deno apps don't seem to nee
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by juliend2 3y ago
Thank you all for your ideas and reflections. It's much appreciated.
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by juliend2 3y ago
Hehe, en effet! :)
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Show HN: Programming Languages Database(programminglanguages.co)
15 points by juliend2 3y ago|9 comments
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by juliend2 3y ago
Why?
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by juliend2 3y ago
> Finally I discovered Emacs. Do you mean Emacs with Org-mode? Or just plain Emacs? I'm curious, because I don't know much about Emacs but I heard a lot of good things about Orgmode.
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by juliend2 3y ago
Is the power grid going to be affected as well? If so, I'd suggest also getting a few physical books, just in case.
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by juliend2 4y ago
Nice! I did a few projects like this, but with more modest UIs: - https://github.com/juliend2/data-bible , for french translations - more recently: https://1mbible.co Have you thought about using some AI te
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Top skills every programmer should know(juliendesrosiers.com)
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by juliend2 4y ago
I love your use of typography on the design. (Yes, even the digits row.) The general design is audacious. It kinda reminds me of the retro-looking IBM computers (AS/400 series) Super exciting product. Good luck!
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by juliend2 4y ago
Come on, this is HN, you're not even allowed to think that here.
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by juliend2 5y ago
I duck-taped an old iPhone on the wall, to always show the weather app. Always-on, no sleep mode. It's right next to the wardrobe. Which is pretty useful during the winter in Montreal.
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by juliend2 5y ago
One of the best thing you could do is at the same time the thing everyone tries to avoid: get bored and think. If it's too difficult, try taking a slow walk while you think (in nature if you can, like you mentionned). It will help your
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by juliend2 5y ago
You're right. It was by the industrial revolution that people started working longer hours, and because of that industrial revolution, we had to adjust to a more humane 40h / week. I can't edit my post now, but thanks for t
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by juliend2 5y ago
People used to work longer than 40h/week before the industrial revolution[1]. But as a programmer, even 40h/week is unrealistic. I only get somewhere between 2-5 hours of real work done per day (as a freelance dev). Depending of w
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by juliend2 5y ago
Limitation breeds creativity.
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by juliend2 5y ago
(Site is down) Here's the intro video: https://vimeo.com/587261149
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by juliend2 5y ago
More peculiar devices to run Doom: https://www.vice.com/en/article/qkjv9x/a-catalogue-of-all-th... I think there should be a github repo or a wikipedia page, to add those as they come :)
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by juliend2 5y ago
Yesssss, I tried adopting Treesheets for some time. I was using it for my Heisenhower Matrix of all my things "to do (or maybe not)". But it never sticked.
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by juliend2 5y ago
Pretty cool. Thanks for sharing!
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by juliend2 5y ago
If your team is okay with using markdown and git (can be GUI), I think Github wikis would fit the bill rather well. Through the web interface, you can upload images by drag & dropping them.
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by juliend2 5y ago
> - Infinite tab indentation synced in google docs, in google drive [...] That sounds interesting. Can you elaborate?
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Tools for Thinking(juliendesrosiers.com)
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