OlegWock

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Guide to data tools landscape for developers(sinja.io)
135 points by OlegWock 2mo ago|36 comments
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I built a notebook inside Obsidian(sinja.io)
10 points by OlegWock 10mo ago|0 comments
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A short history of web bots and bot detection techniques(sinja.io)
73 points by OlegWock 1y ago|16 comments
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by OlegWock 2y ago
Unfortunately, original poster deleted his account/got banned on tiktok
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by OlegWock 2y ago
I was lucky enough that video about my extension blew up on tiktok (it wasn't even my video lol), which bring around 34k users. After that extension started slowly getting more traction from here and there (tech sites, personal newslet
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by OlegWock 2y ago
Yeah, that's where I first encountered them too and liked it a lot. I'm now using small caps for links in my Obsidian, I like it a lot
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by OlegWock 2y ago
I think that might depend on particular font, but from what I tested, manually downloaded fonts do include OpenType features like smcp or swsh
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What you can get out of a high-quality font(sinja.io)
347 points by OlegWock 2y ago|94 comments
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Quick guide to web typography for developers(sinja.io)
21 points by OlegWock 2y ago|3 comments
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by OlegWock 2y ago
Location: Slovakia, Europe Remote: yes Willing to relocate: nope (but I'm planning to move to the UK this/next year) Technologies: mostly JavaScript, TypeScript, React, and browser extensions. But I also know Python, SQL, MongoDB,
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by OlegWock 2y ago
Location: Slovakia, Europe Remote: yes Willing to relocate: nope (but I'm planning to move to the UK this/next year) Technologies: mostly JavaScript, TypeScript, React, and browser extensions. But I also know Python, SQL, MongoDB,
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by OlegWock 2y ago
On the screenshot there are couple of bookmarks and search widget. It's something user adds on their own, so you're free to not use those services (and even if you do Anori doesn't send any data to them anyway)
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by OlegWock 2y ago
Calling default choice (which can be changed right when you add search widget) 'shoving Google down my throat' is quite a big stretch, don't you think?
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by OlegWock 2y ago
Nope, currently it's very dummy calendar which just shows dates. I have vague plans to integrate it with Google calendar at least, but there is not ETA for that
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by OlegWock 2y ago
Thanks! 1. This issue is fixed (but not released yet) 4. Iframe unfortunately works quite unreliably, especially on Chrome. It uses declarativeNetRequest API and that seem to be hella unreliable for some reason. Usually disabling and then e
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by OlegWock 2y ago
Who shoves Google down your throat, though?
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by OlegWock 2y ago
Please open issue in the repo [1]! Currently I work mostly on bug fixes and simple features (don't have much time for pet projects now), but I use issues to keep track of everything. > Some simple color themes alongside the pictures
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by OlegWock 2y ago
Sorry! There is a screenshot on anori.app which will tell it better that my words I believe. But in short, Anori allows you to add different widgets to your new tab (bookmarks, world time, notes, etc) and organize them in layout you like. T
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Show HN: Composable (as in iGoogle, but modern) privacy-friendly new tab(anori.app)
95 points by OlegWock 2y ago|37 comments
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Utilizing Framer Motion and FLIP to build React tooltip component(sinja.io)
3 points by OlegWock 3y ago|0 comments
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by OlegWock 4y ago
Anori is a browser extension that replaces the usual new tab page and enables users to construct their own page using the widgets provided (bookmarks, to do, notes, recently closed pages, top sites, and more) and 8 built-in color schemes. T
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Show HN: Anori – Compose your own new tab page from widgets(anori.sinja.io)
6 points by OlegWock 4y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: React library to give every button of yours its own toast notification(github.com)
2 points by OlegWock 4y ago|0 comments