*: Market as in people who may find it useful, not market as in "I would monetize it", screw that.
Thank you.
It's mostly a "toy app / learning experience" at this point, but I'm glad it may provide even the tiniest bit of value to others.
Sadly on mobile seems to be fairly useless due the OS killing the worker, but I'll try to wrap it in a native app.
Thanks!
I'll try to implement these UI changes tonight.
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Will research what is the thinnest "wrapper" I can use to avoid maintaining 3 different apps.
Hello,For quite some time, I've been unsatisfied with the built-in timers on both Android and iOS; especially for workouts, when I needed to set up a configurable number of series with rest periods in between. That's when I started thinking about building something myself. It was just a timer and I said to myself "how hard could it be?", I had no idea.The first iteration of the project worked...
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That combo is more than enough for almost all the websites out there, I've 3 different sites like that and they are blazingly fast, everything served from a $4 VPS (serving about 20k views per week).
Hello HNers,I'm looking forward to have more "ownership" of my digital identity, and I want to start by controlling the domain of my e-mail addresses.Been searching possible solutions and I think an e-mail forwarding service is a pretty good middleground, so I can keep my Gmail / Outlook accounts active while also being able to create "identities" on the fly.It has come down to three different...
Thank you for the amazing suggestion!
Hello HN readers, do you have any suggestions on how to organize a few hundred gigabytes of family pictures and videos?Currently I use DigiKam in 1 external HDD + borg in another external HDD and I'm planning to get a Hetzner borg box to get an off location backup too.It's been working ok so far, but I've felt that Digikam is getting slower by the day, also doesn't seem to work fairly well on...
Can't send nor receive messages.I'm donating to them, but I'm not sure if I'll keep using their service if the outages continue.
I'm more worried about humanity having a future.
"Getting rich" at cost of the environment (extremely high resource consumption)? No thanks, I'd rather leave that world for future generations.
Thank you.
It's a bummer TBH, I'd need to take a big pay cut to work there.
Thanks for the information.
I can give it a shot with personal projects, but still I don't think it'd be enough experience.
I'm not "married" with the idea of working there, as a matter of fact I'm already on the interview process with another company (remote too).
Hello.Recently I've got really interested on working at GitLab, I've started using their products and they are so great, I'd ~rally~ really love to be part of that.However, one of their strict-requirements is: "You have worked on a production-level Ruby application, preferably using Rails (this is a strict requirement)."At the moment I'm a Sr. Software Engineer at my current job, but the stack...
Remote: Yes.
Willing to relocate: Yes.
Technologies: Django, Tornado, Flask, Meteor, Rails, NSQ, Redis, HTML, CSS / SASS / LESS, REST, SOAP, Git, SSH, LXC, Docker, Vagrant, AWS, Nginx, Apache, uWSGI, Puppet, Fabric, Node.js, Webpack, Grunt.js, Gulp.js, React, Angular.js, CoffeeScript, Backbone.js, Mustache / Handlebars / Spacebars, Heroku, jQuery, Prototype.js, Underscore.js, Ember.js, PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, MongoDB, UNIX / Linux, Windows.
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