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vachanmn123
2mo ago
https://certleaf.com A platform to automate generation, distribution and management of verifiable E-Certificates for event organizers.
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Show HN: CertLeaf helps event organizers issue verifiable E-certificates
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3mo ago
Location: Bengaluru (Bangalore), India | Remote: Yes | Willing to relocate: Negotiable Technologies: > Programming Languages: JavaScript / TypeScript, Python, Go > Frontend Development: React.JS, Next.JS, Vue.JS, Astro > Backe
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3mo ago
Could this allow us to use proton on mac maybe?
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4mo ago
> Trying to work around Anthropic blocking security-related prompts does get pretty tiring though. Didn't know this is a thing... interesting for a company that's marketing their Mythos so hard not allowing security prompts. I
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4mo ago
Isn't code that you fail to understand literally a sign that its worse?
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5mo ago
I've seen this way too many times as well. I wrote about this recently: https://medium.com/@vachanmn123/my-thoughts-on-vibe-coding-a...
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5mo ago
Very well written! Everyone used to tell me during Uni that stacks are used for running programs, never ACTUALLY understood where or how.
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Show HN: Pixieterm – A Syncing SSH Client
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Recently I was ranting about this very thing, my work machine running win 11 has 16gb ram and Windows just sits at 8Gb on idle. My first laptop had 1 gig of ram... until I got my mac (16GB M1 Air) I used to manage with 4GB RAM while serving
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5mo ago
Check out using maybe some kind of monocular depth estimation models, like Apple's Depth Pro ( https://github.com/apple/ml-depth-pro ) and use the depth map to predict a path? Very cool project though!
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5mo ago
Everytime I go back and look at some of my older projects, I am in awe of how much I had done in the short while when I was working on it. Side Projects are kind of the only real way I think one can learn software engineering. Great read
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6mo ago
Is it just me or does the entire article just seem like slop?
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6mo ago
What are you doing? If you need someone for tech - https://vachanmn.tech
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6mo ago
Kind of funny how the notepad is faster than opening notepad installed on my machine lmao