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by tonyjstark 5y ago
Hi, We built Loqbooq to address some things around documentation in longer running projects. Decisions and their rationale, taken at the beginning of a project, often get lost and then discussed over and over again. Also it's hard to p
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Show HN: Loqbooq – A decision log with Slack integration(loqbooq.app)
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by tonyjstark 5y ago
I hope SVGs as favicons gets supported by all browsers soon. Until then (shameless plug) a colleague of mine wrote a guide what is really needed in terms of favicons: https://loqbooq.app/blog/add-favicon-modern-browser-
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A “no math” (but seven-part) guide to modern quantum mechanics(arstechnica.com)
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How to add a favicon to your website – The modern browser guide(loqbooq.app)
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by tonyjstark 5y ago
Last year I started to work full time on Loqbooq[0], a tool to improve decision logging. I got the idea while working for a digital agency and observing how teams were discussing the same things over and over. [0]( https://loqbooq
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I quit my job to make the decision log you always wanted(jpeinelt.medium.com)
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by tonyjstark 5y ago
https://codingfriends.github.io/Tincta/ While studying a friend and I used a text editor called Smultron for all our VHDL and HTML/JS scripting. The developer stopped supporting it for a while and we got annoyed b
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by tonyjstark 5y ago
I'm not sure how it is now but a few years back I had an app in the Mac App Store that got in the 'Top Grossing' top 100 for two or three days in a few European countries. I got super excited but when I saw the proceeding, re
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The archaeological finds of the Amstel riverbed(belowthesurface.amsterdam)
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by tonyjstark 5y ago
Additionally the government started to reduce subsidizing for renewable energy which ruined a lot of very high tech and innovative companies in the solar power field. Further the government made it harder to install wind turbines in the cou
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by tonyjstark 5y ago
So much this. Same goes with all the Kafka usage, making development literally Kafkaesque. The data eventually flows through your microservice landscape, being eventually consistent and performance issues become a whole different nightmare.
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by tonyjstark 5y ago
Same here, I like the page and I like their customer service (had very good experiences so far, I needed it only once though), but since the 10% is priced in all gear, everything is a tad too expensive, maybe except if you're a collect
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CSRF, CORS, and HTTP Security Headers Demystified(blog.vnaik.com)
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The Art of Mathematics in Chalk(scientificamerican.com)
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Ask HN: What do you use to secure your _aaS?
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by tonyjstark 6y ago
I have something that I call 'Potato-Law' for this. It's like how the potatoes in discounters always say 'premium quality' or 'premium potatoes' but if they are, they wouldn't be so cheap or you could
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by tonyjstark 6y ago
So $3.5 million in revenue counts as 'small app developers'? I'm not sure... what are the ones with 100k or less in revenue called then? The whole argument of the so called threat is very questionable, morally questionable in
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by tonyjstark 6y ago
Apparently George Washington had his own eggnog recipe [0]. Nowadays (at least in Germany) I only know elderly that like to drink eggnog, but maybe it will come back as Jaegermeister did... [0]( https://www.washingtontimes.com&#x2
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The Eggnog Riot of Christmas 1826(en.wikipedia.org)
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by tonyjstark 6y ago
How is it with Prolog practitioners, did it make 'click' at some point where you then suddenly approached problems differently or was it more of a slow change where you incorporated more and more ideas from Prolog in your daily wo
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by tonyjstark 6y ago
maybe that one? https://media.ccc.de/v/36c3-10832-how_to_break_pdfs
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by tonyjstark 6y ago
Same here. The city itself should build as many cheap rental apartments as possible, also in more higher-priced areas to keep the pricing there in check. Building more housing is the only way out of this soaring pricing. EDIT: not only rent
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by tonyjstark 6y ago
The ones at Prater are nice, but in my area (Kreuzberg) I sadly didn’t find any consistently good ones in walking distance yet.
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by tonyjstark 6y ago
Fair enough :)
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by tonyjstark 6y ago
You’re absolutely right, my brain wasn’t able to correctly separate English and German in the middle of the night.
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by tonyjstark 6y ago
Living in Berlin but coming from Bavaria this is one of the things I miss the most. Brezeln They were the first thing I bought when I had to go to the south of Germany for projects. There are some good bakeries (for bread) in Berlin too bu
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by tonyjstark 6y ago
As other the other answers state: It's them rolling their own cryptography. Also, not having E2EE in group chats. Their UX is really good and I agree with you, going from that alone I would always suggest Telegram too. There are other
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by tonyjstark 6y ago
this reads more like an ad-hominem. So what's your counter argument, what did he get wrong? The conflict of interest is already a big no-no...
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by tonyjstark 6y ago
This article mirrors my feelings toward this announcement well. I spent a significant amount of time trying out different messaging apps and convincing my friends and family to move over from Telegram and WhatsApp. I used my reputation and

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