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by phsource 7y ago
Ah that's unfortunate; we did find it a bit weird that you have to think of all changes as `ops`, but otherwise, I'm curious as to what you've had issues with. We also have a custom back-end that's MySQL that may have ch
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by phsource 7y ago
Wanderlog ( https://wanderlog.com ) is a Google Docs for planning travel, and naturally, we had to figure this out early in the process. If you're on a Node.js/React stack, we highly recommend using the combination of OT
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The War Vet, the Dating Site, and the Phone Call from Hell(wired.com)
2 points by phsource 7y ago|0 comments
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by phsource 7y ago
Have some empathy! I've seen a trend where rants against the modern web often get upvoted lots on Hacker News. Consider this quote from the article: > I make no secret of hating the mouse. I think it's a crime. I think it'
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Show HN: Summary of SF Election Endorsements(sfendorsements.com)
4 points by phsource 7y ago|0 comments
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by phsource 7y ago
Plaid, Yodlee, and others abstracts away extracting data from various banks and financial services providers, so they're providing a solution built on top of the same data extraction techniques that this tool uses
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by phsource 7y ago
This is very cool! I love how you brought back the original Kimono UI with the checkmark and Xs for adding and removing data tags. We built WrapAPI ( https://wrapapi.com ) back in the day, before we ended up starting Wanderlog ( h
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by phsource 7y ago
I have to say, being able to add all the places to a list accessible from Google Maps is really key since it's one of my main tools while on a trip. I'm curious though -- what got you to choose exporting to Google My Maps vs. a Go
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Instagram star Caroline Calloway and Her Ghostwriter Natalie(thecut.com)
1 points by phsource 7y ago|0 comments
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by phsource 7y ago
I didn't realize the significance of this, but searched a bit more, and found this: > OpenBSD/loongson is a port intended to run on systems based upon the Loongson (also known as Godson) 2E and 2F MIPS-compatible processors, u
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San Francisco's Ambitious Plan to Tackle School Segregation Made It Worse(nytimes.com)
19 points by phsource 7y ago|6 comments
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by phsource 7y ago
Ah, that makes a lot of sense! I missed that part of the article. It sounds like the decision is safe in Massachusetts, then!
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by phsource 7y ago
While I personally agree with the ruling, there's a good chance that it will get appealed (and potentially overturned), since US v. Carpenter, decided back in 2017, had a narrow holding. The article mentions that the EFF: > ...asked
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by phsource 7y ago
> Significantly, they also acknowledged the contributions I made. Acknowledgment doesn’t require a parade. These are small gestures that folks made that were meaningful to me: > Using the :clap: emoji in a pull request comment to high
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How we went from bootstrapping to doing Y Combinator(travelchime.com)
4 points by phsource 7y ago|0 comments
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by phsource 8y ago
Thanks for trying it out in such detail! > 2. Input validation needed for links We just fixed this; thanks for the report! > 3. Is it possible to scope searches? I just added search scoping based on the current map viewport; thanks fo
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by phsource 8y ago
We have them (for some cities)! Check out https://travelchime.com/plan/peelkusfqahdnjxk/list/2987 (they're one of the lists that show up at the top of the page)
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Launch HN: Travelchime (YC W19) – Doc for travel planning with friends
108 points by phsource 8y ago|42 comments
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Video games: the addiction (2010)(theguardian.com)
1 points by phsource 8y ago|0 comments
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by phsource 8y ago
Site's down, so alternative (Google Cached) link: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:paAIFbe...
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by phsource 9y ago
Definitely not, from experience. I think the opening poster means that Adyen needs such a large reserve, since I definitely know subscriptions-based startups that don't have any reserve with Stripe
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by phsource 9y ago
It seems like Waymo's hitting a point of diminishing returns. The past 4 years' worth of disengagements per 1,000 miles driven were: - 2014 (last 3 months): 1.27 [1] - 2015: 0.80 [2] - 2016: 0.20 [2] - 2017: 0.18 [3] There are two
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The Subway Is Next Door. Should New Yorkers Pay Extra for That?(nytimes.com)
2 points by phsource 9y ago|0 comments
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by phsource 9y ago
I love how this story weaves the changes of an industry around a single life who anticipated, benefited, and eventually fell behind the trends of how we get music, movies, and media. I still remember buying bootleg "VCDs" in Hong
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by phsource 9y ago
This seems to be a sour grapes article representing the grudges of online travel agencies (OTAs) against Google. This quote really caught my attention: "OTAs earn a roughly 20% commission from hotels for each reservation they book, whi
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by phsource 9y ago
Good catch here on the confirmation email link issue! I just fixed that. I've noticed for creating an email subscription, it takes a while for the overlay to close; did it never close for you? I wasn't able to reproduce this, so l
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by phsource 9y ago
I can't stress just how important (and how hard) it is to get a great source of data for airports, so kudos on the work! When building All the Flight Deals ( https://alltheflightdeals.com ) and BookWithMatrix ( https:/&#
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by phsource 9y ago
This is really cool! Out of curiosity, where do you get the data right now? I've worked on a couple of projects, but always had trouble finding data for low-cost airlines other than just by scraping. Also, just a few UI things that bug
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by phsource 9y ago
Oh my gosh... don't get me started on NTLM. Chrome Network Tools doesn't expose it at all, so the proxy was a lifesaver in our case. We've shifted to using https://github.com/joeferner/node-http-mitm-prox
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by phsource 9y ago
For someone on a Javascript stack, I highly recommend combining a requester (e.g., "request" or "axios") with Cheerio, a server-side jQuery clone. Having a familiar, well-known interface for selection helps a lot. We use

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