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Apple Is an Acceptable Evil(1codingwhale.medium.com)
13 points by tigroferoce 5y ago|22 comments
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It’s 2021 and authentication is still hard(1codingwhale.medium.com)
2 points by tigroferoce 5y ago|0 comments
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by tigroferoce 5y ago
Agree. I have worked with large consulting companies that had big banks or big telco as clients and it has been an awful experience. Not only there is a appearance culture, but also a lot of politics is involved. It's like you are not
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The Lazy Programmer Story(1codingwhale.medium.com)
2 points by tigroferoce 5y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Who is using (or would use) authentication as a service solutions
2 points by tigroferoce 5y ago|0 comments
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by tigroferoce 5y ago
Author here. We are Emanuele and Davide. We are building Saasform to make authentication and payments open source and easy to integrate with your saas. If you're making a saas, our goal is to help you launch fast and stay focused on th
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Show HN: Saasform, Auth and Payments for SaaS(github.com)
9 points by tigroferoce 5y ago|1 comments
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by tigroferoce 5y ago
You conclusion is a very limited case and IMO is better met by allowing sex works to be a first class work and not by inventing a huge environmentally unfriendly solution. Beside this, like the OP, I also fail to see clear cases where the c
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by tigroferoce 5y ago
You are giving for granted that there is a private someone that is payed to evict people from an house, but that's not how it works in many places in the world. In Italy (and I bet in many other European countries) this is the public f
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by tigroferoce 5y ago
Some [1] propose to split the week in a different way, so that you take a day off on Wed and one on Sun and you work on Sat, so Fri becomes like Thu. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALaTm6VzTBw
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by tigroferoce 5y ago
I think that clean code is more useful than documentation. However in some cases it's not clear why some code was written that way, more than how it was written. In that case a couple of lines of documentation helps IMO. Also, if y
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by tigroferoce 5y ago
I read the same statement, attributed to other German generals, namely Rommel and Von Moltke I think.
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by tigroferoce 5y ago
OP here: I agree on some level. I have perfected my vim skills by actually modifying the production php source code in my youth. However as things get more and more complex, it helps to script them down so that you don't have to rememb
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Are you a lazy programmer?(lazyprogrammer.it)
134 points by tigroferoce 5y ago|93 comments
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by tigroferoce 6y ago
We (Saasform - https://saasform.dev/ ) are building exactly something like that. Since payments are heavily tied with authentication (and since authentication and payments rarely are part of the core business) our idea is to
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by tigroferoce 6y ago
I agree. We are working on a service to provide all this, but still in early phases. If you want to be a beta tester drop me a line at davide@vernizzis.it
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by tigroferoce 6y ago
The idea is not bad, but I agree that it does not scale well. I try to keep all the tabs related to a specific task/project in a Firefox window and have multiple windows, one per taks/project. However, it quickly becomes tedious t
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Show HN: Cver- A simple tool to quickly identify groups of tabs when minimized(cver.vernizzis.it)
1 points by tigroferoce 6y ago|0 comments
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by tigroferoce 6y ago
I think that we won't go back to normal (like pre-COVID normal) for a long time. Unfortunately there is no silver bullet yet, and we should prepare to live without one for a while; in the meanwhile we will adopt a number of means to ke
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by tigroferoce 6y ago
I agree 100%. I once integrated Jira in a product and it was a nightmare. Integrating is pretty straightforward, but then Jira has its own way of naming the custom fields that the user added, so you end up in making a ton of API calls to di
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Remote working with kids during an epidemics(vernizzis.it)
4 points by tigroferoce 7y ago|0 comments
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by tigroferoce 7y ago
I am. My wife is a MD, not in Bergamo, though, but the news are quite worrying :-(
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by tigroferoce 7y ago
Woah, I really think this deserves more discussion. It's sad that we spend hours discussing which tech is better and we don't care which one is more sustainable. :-(
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by tigroferoce 7y ago
True. But luckily you actually have a choice. Many opt for DuckDuckGo on Firefox, for instance.
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by tigroferoce 7y ago
I'm on the very same page in Italy. Beside local search and news it's getting very good. And I'm fine trading off some discomfort and some occasional !g bang for clean experience and privacy.
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by tigroferoce 7y ago
I want to keep my setup as lean as possible. I hoped I could find a way to suspend and resume groups of application, but apparently on OSX it is not possible. So far I have a hack that starts a number of terminals from which the various app
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by tigroferoce 7y ago
IMO when you work remote you can work from a small town OR you can move to other places if you like. For many moving is not an option because the rest of their family is in a place. There are other options other than Mount Pleasant, Michiga
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by tigroferoce 7y ago
My wife has the remarkable. It's nice, even if slightly too small for a 2 columns pdf. But the feeling of writing with the pen is simply fantastic. On the not-so-bright side, the software is not the greatest and it has a few bugs and l
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Ask HN: How do you switch environments between projects
3 points by tigroferoce 7y ago|2 comments
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by tigroferoce 7y ago
Location: Turin, Italy Remote: Yes, sure! Willing to relocate: No, sorry Technologies: Full stack developer, 12 years of experience, proficient in JavaScript, React/Redux, Clojure, node.js, php, MySQL, MongoDB, AWS, docker, Jenkins, Li

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