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Atixx

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Atixx··on Ask HN: Who is hiring? (September 2026)
What are the EU roles you specify here? career page is position specific and not broad like you seem to suggest
Atixx··on Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2025)
Please update available remote location, your site specifies US/Canada/Mexico only
Atixx··on Show HN: Ambulate – Detailed Trip Planning
For everyone just having a look, you can create an account with any email to check it out as a demo user, no personal information needs to be shared
Atixx··on Low Energy Chest Fridge
Space efficiency comes to mind as well on overall usability, can't stack anything above it (aside from storage shelves way above), kitchens are rarely big enough to store such a horizontal device, let alone in places where the $/m2 is high, like many city centers.

Also practical reasons, in horizontal config it's way harder to avoid my tomatoes getting squished by leftover casseroles, let alone having a small item roll around to the bottom never to be found again.

Atixx··on Software designers, not engineers: An interview from alternative universe
> Developing the SQL schema backing that UI is arguably something that is 100% deterministic and can have mathematical proofs established which prove its correctness one way or another.

Maybe I'm misinterpreting your point here, but the way you create the different models, compose the modules which will use them and represent the abstract entities and processes that execute when that UI is interacted with can be done in many ways, both well and very badly, depending on the measurements you take to evaluate it. All the different terms to consider 'clean', 'maintainable', 'readable', etc. code, I consider to also be somewhat abstract to define in an art-type of way.

The reason I mention this is that the 'visual design' of the UI is not so much a software work as much as a UI/UX designer work. Bringing that design to life in an application using actual code and not a design tool is where the same principles I mentioned above come into play, even if the actual 'visual design' was completed by a different person which might not code, or the same dev.