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Show HN: Contributify: Write Text on GitHub's Contributions Calendar(github.com)
8 points by rethab 6y ago|1 comments
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by rethab 6y ago
I used rocket ( https://rocket.rs ) mostly because at the time (Nov '19) it seemed to be the one with by far the best documentation. I think that these days, I would probably go with actix ( https://github.com/
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by rethab 6y ago
Author here. The fundamental goal of digester is really to consume news/updates in a more calm way. We all want to stay up to date, but constantly refreshing Twitter or being interrupted by push notifications is not how we should be sp
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Show HN: Digester – Tweets, RSS Feeds etc. sent as daily or weekly email digests(digester.app)
17 points by rethab 6y ago|5 comments
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WRI Aqueduct: Identify and evaluate water risks around the world(wri.org)
1 points by rethab 6y ago|0 comments
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by rethab 6y ago
I'm particularly interested in how this plays out with dotty. My understanding was that lightbend was at some going to take over that compiler from EPFL, but taking over a compiler (the second, besides the current/old one) at the
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Trick YouTube into playing videos without ads(twitter.com)
7 points by rethab 6y ago|0 comments
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by rethab 7y ago
Perhaps the Chinese government has the monopoly on surveillance there
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Digester introduces support for delaying PagerDuty alerts(twitter.com)
3 points by rethab 7y ago|0 comments
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by rethab 7y ago
I already have an RSS-reexport in my backlog. Please get in touch via info@digester.app if you want to be notified when it's ready.
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by rethab 7y ago
Shameless plug: I developed https://digester.app , which creates weekly or daily digests about your favorite github projects (or RSS/Atom feeds).
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by rethab 7y ago
Location: Amsterdam Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Scala, Play, Akka, Akka-Http, MongoDB, Postgres, Rust, Rocket, Diesel, VueJs Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rethab Github: https://g
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License-locker: lockfiles for licenses of dependencies(github.com)
2 points by rethab 7y ago|0 comments
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by rethab 7y ago
RMS is Richard Stallman: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Stallman
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by rethab 7y ago
kayak.com allows you to search by plane type. not sure to what extent they can guarantee that you'll actually be flying that type of machine though.
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by rethab 7y ago
Would you fly with a 787 now?
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by rethab 7y ago
oh come on, the repository linked to from "contribute to our codebase" has one contributor and four commits!! ;-)
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by rethab 8y ago
So they're saying "Privacy First: Guaranteed". How is it guaranteed though? Is there anything we can do to verify that claim or do we just have to believe them? As far as I understand they're an American company, so if s
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by rethab 8y ago
Can't agree more on the positive comments about mlab. We migrated to them from compose ~2years ago (after horrible support experiences) and have been happy since. At the time, we looked at atlas and their support offerings for affordab
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by rethab 9y ago
"we wanted to give something back to the community and have therefore decided to open source it" ;-)
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by rethab 9y ago
Did you talk about pricing as well? Care to share details? :)
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by rethab 9y ago
I have an Asus Zen Book Flip, which is super light. Also, I use xmonad and a vim-style editor, which allows me to work w/o relying on a mouse.
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by rethab 9y ago
I use my notebook and put it on my lap, which allows me to write code quite comfortably. I listen to music in order not to be distracted by other passengers. Tethering via my phone, having a reliable connection and an unlimited data plan me
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by rethab 9y ago
Nezasa | Full-Stack Software Engineer | Full-Time | Lisbon | On-Site Nezasa is a travel technology startup with offices in Zurich and Lisbon. We are creating a product that lets the user fully customize their individual travel packages and
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The Argument Against Terraforming Mars (2016)(cosmos.nautil.us)
56 points by rethab 9y ago|133 comments
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by rethab 10y ago
So when I said "work on something not work related", I didn't necessarily mean "creating a side-business". It could also be studying or something. In my specific case, I try to study a specific subject each week, fo
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by rethab 10y ago
I think what specifically you need to know about largely depends on the field you are working in. A colleague once told me it is important that you are constantly working on something in your free time that is not something you do at work
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by rethab 10y ago
If facebook disappeared (tomorrow or whenever) people will find alternative ways to keep in touch. That is, you will probably have less people of which see the occasional holiday pictures, but in my experience (by quitting facebook), the nu
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by rethab 10y ago
Doesn't putting "Proof" in quotes immediately disqualify it from being a proof?
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by rethab 10y ago
Assuming that the repo was this big in the beginning, I wonder why the ever migrated to git (I'm assuming they did, because they can tell how long it takes to checkout). At least when somebody "tries" do the migration, wouldn

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