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jampoole
2y ago
If I can make one person smile today that's an A+ in my book:) Appreciate your testing and feedback!
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Show HN: A pretty decent PDF to CSV converter
(mightymerge.io)
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jampoole
2y ago
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jampoole
4y ago
Hi HN, This is an ongoing pet project of mine. Been working on data manipulation stuff for more than a decade and originally built this entirely written in bash for the terminal exclusively. Early product vision was for handling merging and
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jampoole
4y ago
Fair point. At this moment, it's mainly for software companies needing a plug-n-play CSV importer. The free (sandbox) option is for trying it out. You can do everything, but it's limited to 100 records output per file. I'm ve
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Show HN: Mighty Merge – Wysiwyg Style CSV Importer with Drag and Drop Mapping
(mightymerge.io)
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jampoole
4y ago
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jampoole
7y ago
That tool looks pretty cool. Funny thing is several years ago I made a very similar tool to what you pointed out above written entirely in bash/awk and is also blazing fast. That's where I got the idea for this online tool. I wan
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jampoole
7y ago
The code is not open source. However, If you inspect the network traffic from Chrome developer tools you can verify there are 0 post events occurring. True, you can do this with many languages like python (quite easily with pandas as you p
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jampoole
7y ago
This is expected as merging currently requires a header row for each file so that it can automatically line up the data accurately. For example if you had two csv files... [File1.csv] Id,ProductId 1,200 2,300 [File2.csv]
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Show HN: CSV file merging
(mightymerge.io)
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7y ago
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What Drove Me to Become an Indie Hacker: A Dyslexic Story
(analyticsbar.com)
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jampoole
8y ago
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jampoole
8y ago
I run about 5 different sites which all have Google Analytics. Having an app that displays these realtime stats right in my taskbar has been an absolute must have time saver, especially when all I want is an at a glance look for how things
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Show HN: Who doesn't appreciate vanity metrics?
(analyticsbar.com)
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jampoole
8y ago
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Show HN: Year in Progress – Day / Month / Year progress bars in your taskbar
(yearinprogress.com)
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8y ago
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Show HN: Analytics Bar – Google Analytics from the convenience of your taskbar
(analyticsbar.com)
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8y ago
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jampoole
8y ago
Hello HN, I made this site because the other sites out there really don't feel anonymous so I wanted a place that had very little restriction. Here's how it's different than other sites out there: -It's totally open and
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Show HN: I'm crowdsourcing anonymous salaries from the ground up in real time
(salaryfeed.com)
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jampoole
8y ago
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jampoole
8y ago
I feel the exact same way about those two salaries listed. Thanks for noting that. When the site gains more traction and authority I'm shooting for more honest than bad. Hopefully, it will be obvious looking at the averages. Then when
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jampoole
8y ago
The site is localized en-US so the way it's displayed is accurate to that localization (in showing other currencies, other than USD, to be in ISO). The better option here would be defaulting the site to the locale of the users browser
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jampoole
8y ago
Ah, that was you:) I just noticed those negative values were being allowed. Thanks for doing that I'll fix that up. I need more validation for sure. With the $ display I thought since the default on posting is US$ that it would be mor
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jampoole
8y ago
Yep, exactly this! I already have flagging on my list of TODO's which is currently at the top of that list. Til then I'm the filter. I'm allowing it to be a little more free right now just to get my foot in the door with dat
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jampoole
8y ago
Thanks for your suggestion. I totally agree and I'm going to add that soon.
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jampoole
8y ago
Ya, I definitely considered it, but then also had the thought not to discriminate on gender so wanted a level playing ground. I'm also not sure about adding too many fields and over do it. If I get enough request for it I'll defi
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jampoole
8y ago
So far a couple entries are showing locations other than US, but with salary in US$. Just wanted to note you can change the currency by clicking the currency icon (not sure if that's obvious to anyone)?
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jampoole
8y ago
That field is case sensitive for now. I'd like to get more data first, but I can edit the entries easily if they are similar. I'd like to provide a autocomplete dropdown for Employer and Title in the future, but I didn't want
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Show HN: SalaryFeed – Anonymous salaries
(salaryfeed.com)
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8y ago
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jampoole
12y ago
This is something I'd like to add
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jampoole
12y ago
I really love open source too and may consider it for the future, who knows. Thanks for your thoughts.
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jampoole
12y ago
:) I like your style emehrkay thanks
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jampoole
12y ago
Actually, there are apps out there that give you meals based on pantry items. My sister in-law used one a couple times. This would be a great feature to add.
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jampoole
12y ago
I think the styling definitely could use some improvement, for a broader audience, as well. It's really all my wife's artsy flare (she has an architecture degree) :) She drew it up and then I just replicated in code. Multi-meals p
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