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by stockkid 7y ago
For the reasons stated in this article as well as the existence of the touch bar, I have bought a ThinkPad when I wanted to upgrade my aging macbook last year. In hindsight, I am happy with the decision thus far because I can accurately and
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by stockkid 7y ago
> I really want to focus on the writing and not deal with updates and viruses. In such case, html+css might be a good choice for you. Using static site generator could make it easier to maintain your blog. I personally like Hugo due to i
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by stockkid 7y ago
I think whether this can help with my productivity depends on how it can integrate with my existing email provider. If it augments the existing experience by working as a browser extension of some sort, it might.
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by stockkid 7y ago
Interesting. What is your SaaS offering and how does it relate to the open source product?
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How 'archaic' technology threw Sydney rail into meltdown(smh.com.au)
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by stockkid 7y ago
I've tried to use Google Alerts but it only occasionally works.
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by stockkid 7y ago
I think that quality services need not implode at the cost of more privacy on the web, if we collectively shift our mind to actually pay money for the services we use rather than paying in our data. But I suspect that such change will be no
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Pebble – RocksDB/LevelDB inspired key-value database in Go(github.com)
2 points by stockkid 7y ago|0 comments
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Huawei announces its new Harmony operating system(bbc.com)
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by stockkid 7y ago
Cool, thanks for sharing. 1. Why did you choose to use react? As far as I can see, this seems to be just a one html page? 2. What are the use cases?
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React v16.9.0 and the Roadmap Update(reactjs.org)
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by stockkid 7y ago
Because we are constantly conditioned to consume. Advertisements are everywhere. Popular culture always glorifies hyper consumption lifestyle.
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by stockkid 7y ago
Reminds me of a similar submission a while ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18029078 Shame that they transmit sensitive information like that in a URL param in a plaintext.
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by stockkid 7y ago
Just a heads up to the author: When I click the "Start memorizing" button, I get a 500 server error.
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by stockkid 7y ago
> They don't put things in attached with the argument "if you don't like it, you don't have to use it." I agree with this. I think many Go users like Go because of its simplicity that prevents unnecessary bikeshe
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by stockkid 7y ago
While I am not necessarily an advocate of React Native, I don't think your point is fair. React Native never promises that its users can "write once and run anywhere".
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by stockkid 7y ago
Hub is pretty cool. I've used it to automate the release process on github by writing a simple bash script.
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Go 1.13 Beta Is Released(groups.google.com)
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by stockkid 7y ago
I have been enjoying Gitlab's built-in continuous integration service. If your app does not already use something else for continuous integration, it might be worthwhile to try out.
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by stockkid 7y ago
About a year ago, I did an experiment where I wrote down everything I learned while coding for one month [0]. Ever since, I have been keeping an engineering notebook by jotting down new lessons. The main things I found were: - Attention is
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by stockkid 7y ago
It is indeed sad to see the market share of Firefox declining. At the same time, I understand why; even though I use Firefox, I constantly notice that there are many useful areas in which Chrome works far better than Firefox. Those areas in
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Capacitor – Build Cross-Platform Native Progressive Web Apps(github.com)
3 points by stockkid 7y ago|0 comments
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Announcing Capacitor 1.0(blog.ionicframework.com)
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ProtonMail v3.16(protonmail.com)
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by stockkid 7y ago
> The GPL has often be called infectious ... Proprietary code is infectious in ways too (try to use proprietary code in your work and face the consequences). I don't think the comparison is fair. The reason is that use of proprietar
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by stockkid 7y ago
Running a project for three years alone on the side takes a lot of discipline. So often we become 'passionate' about some projects and quickly abandon them once the initial excitement wears off. Congratulations to the author! Eeri
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by stockkid 7y ago
Two years ago, I built a simple command line interface to instantly write down notes in a JSON file. I have been using and building it ever since, and now it has become more mature with useful features such as: * Sync across multiple device
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Show HN: Dnote – E2E encrypted command line notebook(github.com)
7 points by stockkid 7y ago|1 comments
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Think you have nothing to hide? Filmmaker Marc Meillassoux says think again(protonmail.com)
11 points by stockkid 7y ago|1 comments
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by stockkid 7y ago
> I add the domain to an add-on I made to hide links to it on any page. That sounds interesting. Have you published it or made source available? I'd love to try.

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