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by rhardih 7y ago
I came to Scaleway from Linode since they had very competitive pricing and generally always thought they were pretty nice. That is, of-course, until they decided to up the price on my tier by almost 60% with very short notice. Same box I&#x
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by rhardih 7y ago
I really like the way the built-in screenshot tool works on macOS, and it's ability to "snap" to windows. For screen recordings, Quicktime works great, but only provides a fullscreen or area based capturing option. With Windo
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Show HN: Window Recorder for macOS(window-recorder.rhardih.io)
1 points by rhardih 7y ago|3 comments
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by rhardih 7y ago
For a small scale offline alternative I can heartily recommend https://imageoptim.com . So simple, yet so effective.
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Show HN: Pong – Host your own uptime monitor with push/email alerts(github.com)
1 points by rhardih 8y ago|0 comments
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by rhardih 8y ago
Also https://localtunnel.github.io/www/
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by rhardih 8y ago
Cool, looking forward to it.
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by rhardih 8y ago
Wow, I literally wrote down an idea for a tool like this, just a couple of days ago. I'm running OpenCV on Android for an app project, and gauging pipeline costs at different steps is a pain. Right now I'm resorting to a "tim
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by rhardih 8y ago
I've been using the free plan on Pingdom for a long time, and it's a great service! They've recently decided to scrap the paid plan however: https://venturebeat.com/2019/01/07/pingdom-will-kill-
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Show HN: Pong – Basic uptime monitoring with email alerts(github.com)
3 points by rhardih 8y ago|1 comments
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Benchmark numbers for Tesseract on Android(rhardih.io)
1 points by rhardih 8y ago|0 comments
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by rhardih 8y ago
I wonder how much Google Books takes compared to Amazon and if Fabien considered other publishing platforms, with less egregious profit cuts.
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by rhardih 8y ago
When I say architecture, I mean running a full web-runtime as your core application layer. That is a fundamentally broken paradigm in my opinion. That's also the difference between RN and Flutter.
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by rhardih 8y ago
You're right. I didn't actually know that was the case. That makes inclusion in a project a much easier decision. Tim Sneath linked to the official plugins list in another comment, https://github.com/flutter/p
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by rhardih 8y ago
Hey Tim. I can completely understand the reasoning behind it from a project development perspective, I'm just pointing out some of the pitfalls in doing it this way. Obviously I don't know how you've structured responsibiliti
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by rhardih 8y ago
WebAssembly on-device might be a game changer for performance critical apps. I'll happily welcome it when I see it, but I'm not holding my breath. The thing is that most things coming from Web just moves faster, and there's s
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by rhardih 8y ago
When the mental burden of integrating existing libraries, through tons of wrapping/boilerplating, such as it is with JNI, starts to overshadow rebuilding the same thing, at your current application layer, it's close to a zero valu
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by rhardih 8y ago
Disclaimer, I'm not a C++ guy. I agree that a truly solid package system, is inherently a good thing for any framework. But it has to be just that. Qt is severely lacking in that aspect; qpm isn't even close IMO. Counter to your p
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by rhardih 8y ago
Yeah I know about https://flutter.io/docs/development/platform-integration/pla... But, that's almost the same as not having support at all. JNI isn't really a poster-child of usability. With Qt, sin
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by rhardih 8y ago
Flutter appears to have a lot of the momentum that other frameworks lack. I've usually sworn to Qt/QtQuick, but only because I want to be able to easily jump into native code, and/or reuse existing C/C++ libraries, even
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by rhardih 8y ago
I'm stealing that for .bash_profile! It get's a spam marking right away, but useful nonetheless!
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Ask HN: Android devs of HN, what is your experience with the Amazon Appstore?
2 points by rhardih 8y ago|0 comments
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by rhardih 8y ago
Same. No touchbar, io of the 2015 model, card reader, usb, headphone etc. Plus Magsafe. Basically the '15 model with improved battery, cpu, memory and hdd. I'd buy one today if I could!
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by rhardih 8y ago
It's a down period closing on three years, and Apple have yet to even indicate a change of course.
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by rhardih 8y ago
This might unintentionally be, the funniest satire project I have seen so far!
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by rhardih 8y ago
That would be an awesome feature, but would mean sticking your hand into the whole data-collection/user privacy/GDPR rats nest. Not a ship I'm too keen to captain.
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by rhardih 8y ago
> This is half-baked Half baked is an understatement, but I guess it works sorta-ok for a half-day project. Pull requests are very welcome though!
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by rhardih 8y ago
I use it to feed my pet rock and now it's never hungry!
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by rhardih 8y ago
Someone opened an issue with just such a thing: https://github.com/rhardih/ekill/issues/1
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by rhardih 8y ago
Would you look at that. I've actually been using uBlock since forever, but had no idea it could do that. Oh well, I guess sometimes you just can't see the forest for trees.

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