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i logged in with Google, you can see some examples but you can't test without paying 5$ for 30 credits.

Interesting, i've never expected Spotify to put the access token in plain text in a script tag and they also set the id to "session". It's true, that this is not really important, since it's an anonymous token which is generated probably based on a session cookie, but they could have encrypted the json

Great work! Looking forward to the CRDT

Similar but a bit larger: https://redom.js.org/ (2kb)

You can use Nvidia Broadcast with a noise filtered Speaker. I use this for zoom meetings and it works wonders

>"Thanks for making me aware of this opportunity. Sounds boring. Good luck in your continuing candidate search."

Well this made my day. I usually ignore recruiters since everytime i tried telling them that i'm looking for something else, they either keep insisting to have a call or they forget about me for a few days and then start sending the same things.

I think this will be my new response for recruiters :)

I do think it should be allowed to post the link of a related thread. If I see the hiring post on HN, I would like to know more about that company. It's true that I would search the company to find out more about them, but it would be easier to just scroll a bit and find a few threads about them.

I think we should flood the internet with replit clones :) How much money would they want to invest in lawyers?

After reading the whole blog post.. i deleted my account from them. This is pure bullying which i don't agree with. I shall never use replit again.

Oh! Thank you for this one. I was really searching for something like this from MIT :)

Thanks for this one! I really needed something like this to explore github repos.

Hi, author here.

I created this lib from my own personal frustration. Every time I started a new project or a PoC, I required some sort of networking layer with some specific functionality: client/server, p2p (via proxy), mesh, rpc, reconnect mechanism, custom auth, e2ee and most importantly to be able to run on browsers with a relatively low footprint (currently at: 24kb)

This library is still a work in progress, I know there is still much work to be done, but I wanted to ask for some feedback.

What do you think about it?

As a developer I liked GitHub from the beginning, but after Microsoft bought it I was skeptical that it would go in the right direction..

I think it's time to start searching for another place to store my repos

Nice! I love what you did with the security. Do you have any plans on supporting Android as well? I would love to have this on my phone, but i'm an Android user. If this was on Android, i would gladly pay for it.

Really nice. Good job!

I tested it in Sublime Text, and it's a bit odd that i can tab after i first pressed the tab button and the autocomplete window disappeared, but i think i can work with that :)

They are tagging so much code with text, that i'm sure they have something groundbreaking.

Waht about android?

+1

I was using Spectacle. I never could remember all the shortcuts, but after a few tries, i got what i wanted. But this is just awesome!! Thank you!

Or you could use nodejs & socket.io for the MP server which is even cheaper

I think they had a bug, because for me it started showing today. 10.47 MH -> 0.00177 xmr pending and now it's increasing at each refresh

Yeah, they don't have a private api, but you could use the client side API (miner) to get total hashes / listen for accepted hashes and save the data on your side and give rewards based on that.

Yes back than even AS2 was good. But now you have a lot of great tools available for HTML5 and Unity. You can build anything you would have in Flash.

I wouldn't say AS3 is the best programming language, but that's just my point of view. I, for one, don't have a favorite language because i think that each language has it's pros and cons and each language excels in a certain area.

Good job! I see that your first picture is from Rocket League, i ussualy play rocket league using the steam controllers :) It would be really nice if the steam controllers could work with it.

haha! Best reverse engineering of elevator music ever :)

Probably that could be done, but for each round you get X milliseconds. If you would run your bot on your pc via api, you could have an unfair advantage, because you could run it in a 64 core cpu (for example) and you have more "time" to do calculations. I really like their idea. It's easy and fair. Also, they do support a lot of programming languages

I don't think it's open source yet. Maybe in the near future