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¿Ferrari? ¿McLaren? ¿Red Bull?
¿Ferrari? ¿McLaren? ¿Red Bull?
Hey HN,I'm in a tough spot and could really use some advice from people who have been in the trenches.I'm a recent grad from Morocco, and after a year of searching, I landed my first job three months ago as a junior SEO person for a small startup. Today, my boss told me my results have been nonexistent and gave me a two-week deadline to show a significant traffic spike, or I'm out.I'm trying not to panic. I've spent the last three months trying to do everything right, bu
I’ve worked for two large Fortune 500 companies and I’ve also worked for a mid-sized company.Can someone convince me that not all linters are good? If they are commit hooking linters that are configured to nest shit into one line and densely pack 20 args/params undoing all dev attempts to make the code more readable, and there’s not much you can do because it’s a linter controlled at the sector/corporate level rather than at the individual team level (meaning you can’t configure it wit
“You won’t need a bigger boat than this shark-nosed BMW CSL IMSA”More pics 👉 https://www.classicdriver.com/en/article/cars/you-wont-need-a-bigger-boat-shark-nosed-bmw-csl-imsa
BMW i3
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A BMW X5 as seen during Essen Motor Show 2025. Very special color.
BMW 2002 1976. - source Classic Old Cars.
BMW 2002 Turbo 1974. - source Amazing Classic Cars.
🇵🇾 A cancelled 1987 postage stamp from Paraguay celebrating BMW’s 1800 TISA which some folks (not me) claim to be the original M5. You can learn more about the 1800 TISA and the M5 claims here https://classic-vintage-bmw.tumblr.com/1800ti/sa
Hello HN!I built a profile switcher for Git because, I regularly use multiple Git identities and found the existing workflows too long (git config user.name, git config user.email, etc) and easy to mess up. I wanted a tool that lets me switch usernames, emails, and credentials with a single command.I previously made a similar tool in Python, but it had performance issues and required a few seconds of startup time. After learning Rust and finding a crate that handles Git config nicely, I rewrote
I started finding these texts and they're clearly LLM generated.I was looking how to sign using the ES256 algorithm in Julia, and found links like:https://ssojet.com/jwt-validation/validate-jwt-using-es256-i...https://compile7.org/jwt-validation/how-to-validate-jwt-usin...At first it looks plausible. Except, there isn't a Julia library named `JWT`. It doesn't exist. There's one named `JWTs` and another one `JSONWebTokens`, and neither o
Hi HN!I built RepoSquirrel originally for myself as a team lead. I wanted a simple way to understand what’s actually happening across our repositories:• Which repos and subsystems are actively developed? • Who is contributing where? • Who really knows a particular subsystem or owns most of the code? • Who is building competence in a repo or area? • What subsystems are not maintained or under-staffed? • How is the code evolving over time? • Does the team have enough capacity to maintain the produ
Hello Hacker News,Stridewars is a team-based step competition with power-ups. Power-ups can increase your steps and reduce your opponent's steps, adding a bit of fun and strategy to a standard step competition.Many years ago I helped run workplace step competitions using pedometers as part of a workplace health programme. Back then we managed them with a weekly spreadsheet. Stridewars is an attempt to bring that idea back, but with a bit more personality and less admin.Power-ups are earned
Hello HN,I’m the solo developer behind Chefs.Video. It’s a platform for hiring freelancers (devs, designers, editors) by watching them work live, rather than relying on portfolios or resumes.The Problem: I got burned hiring a React developer on Fiverr. He had 5-star reviews and a great portfolio. It took 2 weeks and $300 to realize he was outsourcing the work and pasting bad jQuery code. Portfolios are easy to fake; live problem-solving isn't.The Solution: I built a "Live Kitchen"
I was surprised to see these kind of things on Amazon at $50-$100.https://www.amazon.com/s?k=android+auto+screen&i=electronics&crid=1VL1XF920KHXS&sprefix=android+auto+screen%2Celectronics%2C109&ref=nb_sb_noss_1I have an older car (2018 Mini Countryman), and the lack of Android Auto is problematic. When I rent a car I realize how much easier life is with a fully integrated experience, especially for maps.Are there any HUDs that people have found success with, which
Hi there, HN! We’re Jai and Sanket from DeepSource (YC W20), and today we’re launching Autofix Bot, a hybrid static analysis + AI agent purpose-built for in-the-loop use with AI coding agents.AI coding agents have made code generation nearly free, and they’ve shifted the bottleneck to code review. Static-only analysis with a fixed set of checkers isn’t enough. LLM-only review has several limitations: non-deterministic across runs, low recall on security issues, expensive at scale, and a tendency
I'm the founder of AhaSend. We've built a transactional email service specifically for developers, with a Pay-As-You-Go pricing model ($0.50 per 1,000 emails) and up to 70% volume discount for platform partners.While there are many ESPs out there, we focused heavily on the Developer Experience to solve the pain of building and testing email flows:* The CLI: Heavily inspired by the Stripe CLI, we built a tool that lets you develop and debug locally. You can listen to webhooks, trigger e
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