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Nair0
1mo ago
Ah and also, if you are just interested in multi device, I can create you multiple license keys, one for each device, if you need to. At some point I might sell each extra device as a small add-on, but for now it's just "ask and
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1mo ago
ah but you can. The configs, widgets installed etc are all saved in one folder. You can copy everything to the new install folder when you need to. You just have to use the installer so everything gets set up properly and then you just copy
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Not really, though you could move the installer from one device to the other and just regenerate the license key It uses the Windows Credential Manager to save stuff like api keys for some widgets, and a couple of other things. Is part of t
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Show HN: Add secure widgets on your Windows Desktop or write your own
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Show HN: A way to respect all your user feedback and your time
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Show HN: I made an AI tool to keep my browser tabs clean
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6mo ago
I guess that makes sense, I've seen this myself as well. But it feels a bit weird. Probably it's because not many are able to actually keep up this flow for such a long time, but still, it sounds like a simple "recipe" t
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6mo ago
That is so cool, I know both games but I never knew they posted their stories on here. It seems the first link points to this question though, do you have the correct one? If not, I'll just try to look for it myself
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6mo ago
Ah I get what you're saying, but I feel like this is a bit of a dark take on the world. I know (relatively) rich people that are some of the kindest people I met. But I do agree that it's much easier to get rich by being corrupt a
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6mo ago
And to say about myself, I worked as a developer for about 4 years, reached a position higher than peers my age and experience level usually reach, so it gave me confidence that I can actually learn and progress. Some time ago I started see
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Ask HN: Has anyone became successful on their own?
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9mo ago
Actually didn't know the stuff explained in here. Also really love the tone of the post, angrily explaining stuff, good read!
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9mo ago
I pretty much saw the trend evolving over time, and I'm pretty sure it's just something that happened, nothing planned. There is an indie dev making a Bird Game prototype now, because of the trend, but it's a small project so
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Show HN: I built a tool that converts plain language into AI video prompts
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10mo ago
I usually use tools that allow me to check the file changes once it's done with one "prompt" or one "change". This makes the waiting period be smaller, after which I check the changes and understand the code, fixing
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10mo ago
We are slowly literally becoming the "unrealistic" developers often shown in movies: a terminal running a bunch of lines on one or two screens, us moving our attention between multiple windows, shipping multiple apps at once. The
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10mo ago
I personally am of the same opinion that I, and honestly most people, can't focus on two serious "time sinks" at once, it's bound for one of them to get less attention in the long run and maybe even failing at both if en
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Ask HN: When should you quit your job for a side project?
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10mo ago
A couple of questions: 1. Which countries would this be focused on? I'm assuming the laws aren't the same everywhere so it might not be possible to take people to court from anywhere? 2. Would the attorney actually take the sender
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10mo ago
What you are feeling right now is a lack of inspiration, actually extremely common in jobs that require extensive problem-solving, like engineering. Your job sucks so much out of you that there's nothing left for yourself. You fix this