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mariusseufzer

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mariusseufzer··on Whoisinspace.com/
Didn’t know humans are spending that much time in space, over a year wow! I guess they need to workout daily to keep the muscles intact?
mariusseufzer··on Goiaba: An experimental Go compiler, written in Rust
man i love this fruit
mariusseufzer··on How to Implement a Cosine Similarity Function in TypeScript
Oh this is awesome! We actually have a really good use case for this, it should improve performance in our case a lot and help us stay away from WASM a bit longer. Thanks for sharing!
mariusseufzer··on Ask HN: Who is hiring? (October 2024)
autarc (YC S24) | Full Stack Engineer | Germany | Hybrid | Full Time

We're looking for a senior full-stack software engineer based in Germany who wants to directly tackle climate change by building a local-first React/CapacitorJS/TypeScript/RxDB/Supabase app.

We're autarc (YC S24) the B2B operating system for energy installers in Europe. Our mission is to accelerate the installation of heat pumps and solar panels, directly contributing to the clean energy and heating transition.

Our app has some pretty cool features such as a LiDAR scan to collect data about rooms, an AR heat pump simulation, or real time heat load calculations that function entirely offline.

Learn more about the company here (be sure to watch our Launch YC YouTube video!): https://www.ycombinator.com/launches/LoX-autarc-the-os-for-h...

Find more details about the job and apply here: https://autarcenergy.jobs.personio.de/job/1605439?display=en

mariusseufzer··on Show HN: htmz – a low power tool for HTML
Texting from NZ: I don’t know how snappy your experience is but all I can say is that we‘re used to slower websites here in New Zealand. Switching between the tabs and having a <1sec delay is totally acceptable imho. It doesn’t feel „instant“ but instant enough!
mariusseufzer··on Building a baseline JIT for Lua automatically (2023)
Same here! Would love to understand what this is about!
mariusseufzer··on Godot 4.1
Ha thanks! I know the quality isn’t the best, but I’m still proud of myself because it’s my first game and I actually shipped something!
mariusseufzer··on Godot 4.1
I shipped Discounter Strike to the AppStore last week. Built with Godot 4! https://apps.apple.com/de/app/discounter-strike/id1661324544...
mariusseufzer··on Board Changes at Signal
Maybe we’ll finally get a backup feature on iOS?
mariusseufzer··on Blue Origin manufactured solar cell prototype from lunar regolith simulants
"Our proprietary transport subsystem [...]" That's where I stopped reading.
mariusseufzer··on Ask HN: Best books read in 2022?
Classic: Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy. One of the best books I’ve ever read. Entertaining and deep thoughts included! The only philosophical, sci-fi comedy book you need.
mariusseufzer··on Ask HN: Are Phones Good Enough?
Ah interesting! Repairability is definitely a great thing.
mariusseufzer··on Ask HN: Developers who switched careers, what are you doing now?
I could imagine woodworking in the future!
mariusseufzer··on HTTP Toolkit
I second this. It’s not open source, yes, but it’s a fair one-time payment. No subscription or anything!
mariusseufzer··on Solar-powered aircraft flown for nearly three weeks without landing
I'd be down haha - When do we start?
mariusseufzer··on Akamai Edge DNS was down
Same haha
mariusseufzer··on Skipping a Docker Desktop update is not free
What do you mean?
mariusseufzer··on Skipping a Docker Desktop update is not free
Interesting! Glad they reverted it.
mariusseufzer··on Skipping a Docker Desktop update is not free
I just opened the Docker Desktop app... Was really surprised when I saw that I can't skip the update without the Pro subscription... Seriously??
mariusseufzer··on Slack is down
And there we have it: Relying on big companies sucks. It's great as long as it works. Once a system breaks thousands, or even millions, of businesses suffer. (Of course they are also beneficial and a private server can also crash at any time + I don't wanna blame Slack, but we always have to keep this in mind).