theanonymousone

Why is there no actual "Hebrew" text in the article? :/

Congratulations. I believe there is room for a micro framework that is smaller than Javalin or SparkJava. That said, if you want to cash even more on minimalism, you may want to provide a single-file …

It was an internal tool for my employer, although I would have loved to make it open source. Anyways sure. We can talk.

This is one of the few HN discussions where I feel a little bit qualified to give an opinion :) Two years ago I started a small data quality checker software where users could define their alerts, fre…

That's the sad fate of fifth wheels. Or when you are neither Word nor Notepad.

It seems I need to repeat myself[0] that: > This reminds me of a café in Lausanne that started operations by selling lifetime, three-coffees-per-month subscriptions, and then after a year or so &qu…

How is that camera supposed to recognise the exact vehicle that has created the loud noise?

Never succeeded in getting it to work. Maybe should try harder? Is there a Docker image with everything in place?

Whichever has the best IntelliSense/LSP support for the top 5 TIOBE languages:)

I'm still waiting for the VSCode for Terminal

Will it be part of the Python distribution (3.12?) or a specification for an independent package? Is there already an implementation, apart from the GitHub repository referenced in the article?

How do such services deal with the danger of getting totally blacklisted (or worse) because of one malicious subdomain? How do they avoid being held responsible for what happens in the subdomains?

Non-native speaker here: Shouldn't the verb in the title be "prepares" instead of "readies"? Were all the things we learned in the English class this useless?

Will it still be (as) dangerous if Metabase is running inside a container?

And Credit Suisse was sold for one billion :/

Increasingly everything about Threads reminds of Google Plus.

Putting aside the discussions about the necessity of checked exceptions (to which I feel unqualified to express my opinion), I believe the approach used by the OP article to remove them is not the bes…

What is NTLite?

What is that? Does it also run WSL?

> Maybe because some drivers don't work, plus the fact that we want to keep this one Windows machine at home, for cases of Windows only software (e.g. old book-companion CDs). Plus maybe to ru…

Maybe because some drivers don't work, plus the fact that we want to keep this one Windows machine at home, for cases of Windows only software (e.g. old book-companion CDs).

This reminds me of a café in Lausanne that started operations by selling lifetime, three-coffees-per-month subscriptions, and then after a year or so "management changed" and they annulled a…

Isn't Clojure the literal "Lisp for the modern day(a.k.a JVM)"? I hope I don't get kicked out of HN altogether for this comment :)

Your description loudly shouts Streamlit to me. The fact that streamlit is owned by Snowflake is just the cherry on the topy, if anything :) You may want to have a look at https://streamli…

In Switzerland, the national rail company's online services were down in the morning and people could not buy tickets. Then news came out that MasterCard was also having problems during the day. …

Couldn't it be a "sign" that (at least) 100% back to office is off the table?

Is NSS equivalent to artificial sweetener?