guillohm

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   by guillohm 8mo ago

   Thanks for the mention! I'm the author of merrysky. Opened to feedback. What would you say you miss the most?
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   by guillohm 3y ago

   I was first made aware of this Ragel project when _why was still around and he announced the hpricot html parser. https://www.ruby-forum.com/t/hpricot-0-1-quick-cinchy-html-p... I really looked upon him (and Zed too fo
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   by guillohm 3y ago

   I'm getting duplicate emails about my app being verified. Might want to check that on your side. 5 emails with subject "Your domain has been verified"
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   by guillohm 3y ago

   I'm the developer behind merrysky.net. Just submitted my app: https://store.app/merrysky-net Great UI at store.app. thx!
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   by guillohm 4y ago

   Cheers!
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   by guillohm 4y ago

   If you're interested in learning more about the pirateweather data sources and process, you can check out this article which goes into great detail. https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/publicsector/making-weather-for
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   by guillohm 4y ago

   Thanks, I'm really shooting for that sweet spot on information density. I think it's in a good shape to be shared now but I'll be iterating on it based on feedback and my own ideas going forward. Yr looks really nice too but
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   by guillohm 4y ago

   Hi, it's possible you were looking at it in Celcius? It currently defaults to to the SI unit preset (displayed at the top right of the page) if you had not selected a preference yet. I will be changing that soon to be smarter and defau
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   by guillohm 4y ago

   I'm on 16.2, unless they revamped it all in that minor update, it's not cutting it for me. I know that there's a precipitation bar chart but it's a lot of toggling back and forth. I want to see a few days of precipitatio
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    by guillohm 4y ago

    Apple never integrated the hourly precipitation timelines which I relied on day to day. I was scared I was gonna miss it so I recently worked on a replacement called merrysky. It's backed by the awesome pirateweather.net API check it o
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    by guillohm 4y ago

    Beyond the subtitle "Open Weather", it doesn't have anything related to what I believe you are referring to: Open Weather Map (OpenWeather Ltd) https://openweathermap.org/ In the case of pirateweather.net, &q
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    by guillohm 4y ago

    Hi, as mentioned in the post and on the website, it is using pirateweather.net, not Open Weather (are you referring to openweathermap.org?). If you are curious, the author is transparent about the methodology to achieve the API and what are
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    by guillohm 4y ago

    If you change the setting from the top right it should stick the setting in the url and this will be used for follow up searches. For instance this uses the `us` preset with imperial units: https://merrysky.net/forecast&#x2F
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    by guillohm 4y ago

    Thx, if you want to add it to your home screen as an icon on your device, I posted the instructions https://merrysky.net/faq
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    by guillohm 4y ago

    Those looking for hourly precipitation timelines at a glance, check out my recent project Merry Sky: https://merrysky.net/forecast/nyc/us
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    by guillohm 4y ago

    Nice to hear that the instructions for home icon are working well on Android as I only tested the ones on iOS :D I agree on the weekly graph being a bit of a distraction. I thought about hiding it especially on mobile. We had a snowstorm an
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    Show HN: Merry Sky, Dark Sky replacement and merry-timeline open source lib(merrysky.net)

    23 points by guillohm 4y ago|15 comments