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Ask HN: How does a Mac determine your location during set-up?
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While I'm always excited to see Electron alternatives, they all try to address the same issues and fall short on the exact same areas. Yes, Electron eats a lot of resources and generates big distributables. I would love to give my user
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The industry is changing towards more automated testing, I heard of a lot of AAA studios implementing/creating testing frameworks. It was very uncommon back in the days, they just threw a bunch of badly paid and overworked QAs at new b
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It depends on what your needs are. If you need simple auth for a single application, most languages have libraries/frameworks that cover most of your needs and are relatively trivial to implement. In .NET land you have Identity[0] for
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MelGeek Pixel – Lego compatible mechanical keyboard
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I feel like news like this shouldn't even be reported on, it gives unnecessary exposure to the developer and game. They breached the ToS of Valve, they rightfully got a ban, let them sink into oblivion and not make a big story out of i
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Having stepped on many Legos in my childhood, I would clearly put the classic 2x2 brick, number 6 and 5 from the article in my top 3 most painful ones. Number 4 is soft and deforms when stepping on it, not sure why it made it that high in t
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If only. Apple's licensing terms require you to keep the instance for at least 24 hours[0]. [0] On the Scaleway checkout for the Mac Mini M1, at the bottom: "As required by Apple License, you must keep this Instance for at least 2
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The 5th point in this article is what makes me end up using Electron most of the time. As much as I love Tauri (and Wails), WebView requires to make sure the application renders exactly the same across all platforms. Sure, Electron comes wi
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For small JS projects, I use Passport[0] as it is quite simple to implement and has ton of examples (including how to use it with Next). For bigger projects where I need a full-fledged and reliable solution out of the box, I use Ory[1]. [0]
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The point of this Tweet is about licensing. When using an MIT licensed library for example, you would have to give attribution. But you can easily rewrite portion of that library yourself using Copilot, which could potentially use code from
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I've been in the same boat, twice. It's unfair and frustrating, especially when you feel you contributed a lot to the company and everyone else except these few managers showed appreciation towards you and your work. I also felt t
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I actually cheated on an online assessment for one of my first programming jobs. It was my dream job and really wanted to get into that company. Under the pressure, I just couldn't figure out the solution to the last challenge which wa
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I heard about a known electronic cigarette brand that plans to do this with their devices. The future where all our habits will end up being tracked is close.
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Off-Topic but Ghost's recruitment process was an instant turn off for me. As much as I love the project and would have liked to work on it, I couldn't commit to spend 5 to 10 hours on a coding task without even talking to a human
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Horse as a Service (HaaS), sign me up!
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I have a laptop with an Nvidia GPU and gave Broadcast a try but ended up going for Krisp. It was overheating my machine and I was often working in places where other people are talking, which Nvidia's noise cancellation wasn't rea
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Plugging my ex-colleague's Spotify client called Psst[0] and built with Rust. Not as feature-full than the official client (yet) but way lighter and gets the job done. [0] https://github.com/jpochyla/psst
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The Russian shell company as a proof of involvement of Russian intelligence services puzzles me quite a bit. I thought this could be done remotely without the need of a local branch. It sounds more like it has been established there to sell
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Same here. I just laid my 3 conditions (4 days week, 100% remote, X€ per month) right away in the introduction interview and made it clear that I wouldn't be interested to move forward if these were not met. Most companies I interviewe
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Nothing special for mine[0], serves more as an online business card with some links. The domain contains my full name and I also have a very similar e-mail address (replace the first dot with @). It's just plain HTML with some JS to sw
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Similarly to OwnTracks, there's a NextCloud app called PhoneTrack (together with an Android app that has the same name) that provides location tracking. Been using it for some weeks and the NC integration is pretty neat. It allows sepa
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Acknowledging mistakes and sincerely apologizing for them is a social quality that I strive to achieve and that I appreciate in people I interact with. Everyone makes mistakes, some might have higher consequences, but ignoring them or refus
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Full stack dev with +10 years experience. - Location: Europe - Remote: Yes - Willing to relocate: No - Technologies: NodeJS, C#/.NET, TypeScript, React, Electron, NextJS, AWS - Résumé/CV: https://rafael.keramid.as/
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It was quite a roller coaster to move to alternative services, and also giving up on all social media. But after a while you get used to things and find handy alternatives (like MagicEarth for maps, this app is great!). It feels liberating
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I've been looking at their other services but for now I'm happy using NextCloud, which provides more than just calendar and file storage. I also have phone tracking (so I can send my real time location to my relatives when driving
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MagicEarth is based on OSM and their navigation is great, both for driving and walking (haven't tried cycling). I even got better routes suggested when driving vs Google Maps (I compared with a friend using GMaps, he switched to MagicE
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I moved away from Google a few years ago. I'm using the following alternatives: - Email: ProtonMail - Contacts, Calendar, Online storage: NextCloud hosted by Hetzner ( https://www.hetzner.com/storage/storage-share )
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It's quite ironic how medias use Russian polls when it sticks to their narrative, and bashes them when it doesn't (i.e. Crimean referendum). We should take them all with the same level of skepticism.
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Articles mention GA, but is Metrica[0] similarly affected? I guess their data is also stored outside the EU. [0] https://metrica.yandex.com
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