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Is it a built-in feature?

I’m using modernhn.com it’s a chrome extension. It does the job but I’d be curious to try other themes

Same! I feel like most self-taught programmers started their journey to build sth for themselves

I’ve built an app to easily create a shareable link to invite people to a private GitHub repo. I know you can invite specific people to your repo, but sometimes you just want a link you can drop in a group chat

It was so cool seeing people in my school use it for all their class projects

Arc has taken the tech bubble by storm. And for a reason. They’ve redesigned the browsing experience from the ground up.

But they’ve neglected one part: bookmarks.

Bookmarks are terrible on most browsers. So we try to fix it with fully-blown read-later and bookmark apps. But they suffer from the same flaws – they are built like todo lists not libraries or collections.

In this proposal, I imagine a semantic search engine on top of bookmarks to allow for better retrieving of bookmarks, directly from the command bar.

Give it a try and lemme know what you think.

Every GraphQL framework comes with ZERO security guardrails out of the box! You'd be surprised how vulnerable most GraphQL APIs are (even at big cos )

So at Escape, we decided to ship a quick scan to check for the basic requirements: a dozen security best practices.

It's completely free of charge and you don't to create an account.

Let us know if you have any questions or feedback!

Hey HN,

I'm Achraf, creator of Curated for Pocket.

I was struggling to keep up with all the content I follow and just as many platforms to read it:

- newsletters in my inbox - new blog posts in my RSS reader (Feedly) - saved links in Pocket

So I built withcurated.com to bring all these sources into a single place: my Pocket list.

If you are an avid (internet) reader like me, give it a shot and let me know what you think!

PS: saving Twitter threads to Pocket is in beta if that's your thing too!

Learn how to test your GraphQL API from unit to integrations tests. The post includes an example repo