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DjangoCon Europe 2026 in Athens, Greece
(2026.djangocon.eu)
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parisk
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We are moving away from Nuxt to Eleventy
(withlogic.co)
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parisk
1y ago
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parisk
3y ago
The whole scammers thing is true. We have faced it with SourceLair. Thankfully there is 3DS 2 now and you can be super strict with which transactions you can accept. IMO the safest way to go is accept transactions, where you have no liabili
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parisk
4y ago
Great questions. The encryption key is generated in the browser. This key is being used to unseal your vaults. When you create your account, the key is being exported (downloaded) to your file system. Every time you sign in afterwards, you
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parisk
4y ago
Hello there, I am Paris, one of the creators of Vaulty. Thanks for your comment. Vaulty end-to-end encrypts/decrypts data in the browser. No sensitive information is ever being transferred over the wire. This is actually the whole poin
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Show HN: Vaulty – No more passwords in emails
(vaulty.tools)
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parisk
4y ago
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Show HN: Django Prose – Python library for wonderful rich text editing in Django
(github.com)
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parisk
5y ago
Thanks for sharing this. Wow, that's plain bad.
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parisk
5y ago
Thanks for your comment. > (1) Was the charge for the ride apparent before hailing the not-technically-a-taxi? Unfortunately, not. > (2) If not, what app was this? I am not naming the app intentionally. I do not want to shit on anybod
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parisk
5y ago
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I do not have a problem with exceeding business cost with high profit margins. I think that's OK and actually I believe it's the right way to build a sustainable business. I do have a problem when
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parisk
5y ago
Thanks for sharing your story. Sounds like my country, Greece, a few years ago. Letting strangers in your car is high risk, especially during night and even more in particular areas of the world. Cab hailing apps already workaround this, si
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parisk
5y ago
Thanks for your comment. All your points are valid. I do understand that and I have no problem paying premium for certain services, such as high risk ones. The problem here is its marketing as "technology fee because of high demand&quo
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parisk
5y ago
Thanks for your comment. I just tool their word for it :). That's interesting though. If you can share a link validating that, I can update the article to better represent reality.
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Got charged £15 “technology fee” by cab hailing app because it uses algorithms
(stateofprogress.blog)
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parisk
5y ago
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Every decision needs a price tag
(stateofprogress.blog)
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parisk
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The Minimum Viable Product Virtue
(stateofprogress.blog)
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parisk
7y ago
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The biggest lies about React Hooks
(stateofprogress.blog)
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7y ago
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Don’t surround yourself with people better than you
(stateofprogress.blog)
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parisk
8y ago
Communication skills are necessary for all job positions. Remote working is quite new to us though. People have worked on site for thousands of years, while remote working just appeared in the last century or so and it has different communi
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parisk
8y ago
Spot on. Nothing to add here. Couldn't help but share: https://twitter.com/pariskasid/status/1101068226677608450 .
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People love remote working, but only a few fit
(stateofprogress.blog)
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8y ago
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Relinquish control
(stateofprogress.blog)
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Show HN: We added Node 10 in our online IDE and we'd love to hear your feedback
(sourcelair.com)
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8y ago
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Opinion: I consider seriously to start saying NO to future open source patches
(stateofprogress.blog)
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Start writing your Flask app with 1 click in your browser
(lair.io)
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8y ago
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Sec – A super simple and super small Python library for dealing with secrets
(github.com)
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All this hype around software is actually ruining it
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Just because it’s cheap to ship junk software, it doesn’t mean we should
(stateofprogress.blog)
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Django 2.0 – Try it in your browser
(sourcelair.com)
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Python 3.6 on SourceLair
(sourcelair.com)
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