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Just as a reminder for folks, there's a spreadsheet of HN readers who are taking part in the classes at http://bit.ly/pLCRzg http://bit.ly/pLCRzg There are 120
by amirmc 15y ago
Just as a reminder for folks, there's a spreadsheet of HN readers who are taking part in the classes at http://bit.ly/pLCRzg http://bit.ly/pLCRzg
There are 120+ HNers on there so you might find folks nearby you'd like to get in touch with.
Edit: Obviously, if you're doing any of the courses feel free to add your details too
- mkopinsky 15y agoI have always known that the "right" way of presenting dates is as "2011-09-25 23:52" for the sake of sorting. This spreadsheet has prompted me to think that the "right" way of presenting locations is actually "USA, NY, New York[, Streetname 1234]" for the same reason.
- amirmc 15y agoI'm inclined to agree. It was unordered before but looks like someone sorted it by location.
- mkopinsky 15y agoThe problem with the new sorting is that it easily shows who's in the same city, but doesn't show who's in the same state. Yonkers, NY is not far from NYC, but is very far alphabetically.
- amirmc 15y agoI just realised that my previous post may have been a bit ambiguous. Just for completeness, what I meant was that the spreadsheet was previously unsorted (people would add their details at the bottom) and that someone came along and sorted it by location (presumably to make it easier for people to find each other). However, the sorting doesn't really solve the problem, as you correctly describe. I made a new column and started adding details in reverse (e.g USA, NY). Admittedly I got a little bored so I didn't do everyone. Re-sorting on that column (if it's ever completed) would solve your problem.