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by Leftium 5y ago
Oh! I always thought they were specific to SuperUser.com
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by Leftium 5y ago
https://eloquentjavascript.net/ teaches the basic principles of programming using JavaScript. Very well written.
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by Leftium 5y ago
I think this program is exactly what you're looking for: https://store.startfromzero.com/market-sell-online-program/ Try reading the sales page. Does it seem to understand your problem better than you understand i
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by Leftium 6y ago
Perhaps try automating a non-tech job: https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/tenoq > Hired full time, and I make a good living. My work involves a lot of "data entry", verification, blah bl
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by Leftium 6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26688842 - HckrNews, my main way to consume HN (mashup of HackerWeb + hckr news) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26601696 - UltraWeather: the weather forecast just
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by Leftium 6y ago
SvelteKit, Serverless, Backendless.com SvelteKit[1] is a framework for SvelteJS (like Next.js is a framework for ReactJS). I've tried both Svelte and React. Svelte seems to be more elegant and lets me implement my ideas faster with les
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by Leftium 6y ago
HckrWeb is my heavily modified fork of HackerWeb[1] with data from hckr news[2]. I mashed together the simple, readable UI of HackerWeb with the chronological ordering from hckr news. You can also share links to readable HN comments like th
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Show HN: Simple, readable, chronological front page items from Hacker News(hw.leftium.com)
5 points by Leftium 6y ago|1 comments
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by Leftium 6y ago
I found this nifty tool while answering on StackOverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/a/66849988/117030 See my answer for an explanation of how to use this in your own JS project.
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Color Name and Hue: Tool to convert color to name(color-blindness.com)
2 points by Leftium 6y ago|1 comments
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by Leftium 6y ago
I couldn't find a weather forecast formatted in the particular way I wanted, so I made it. The forecast includes the previous two days so you can compare it to the current/future temperature.
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Show HN: User-friendly weather forecast, made with Svelte(github.com)
2 points by Leftium 6y ago|1 comments
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Weather Data API with historical weather and 15-day forecast data(visualcrossing.com)
5 points by Leftium 6y ago|0 comments
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by Leftium 6y ago
This is the equivalent of "use youtube-dl and run the result through Google Translate[1]:" youtube-dl --sub-langs [DESIRED LANGUAGE] [1]: https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl/blob/master&#
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by Leftium 6y ago
"Make something people want." (Paul Graham[1]) A stronger version of this is "Solve an urgent problem." (Caleb O'Dowd, Gary Halbert) - A person with high blood pressure may want to lower their blood pressure, but a
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by Leftium 7y ago
This 12 minute video explained it pretty well: https://youtu.be/iJ2jDPgvbTY
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by Leftium 7y ago
Here is a related project I am working on: https://johns-async-react-project.glitch.me/ It's instant search of my 1503 bookmarks. Just titles/tags/urls right now, but I plan to index the text on the pages. Me
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by Leftium 7y ago
Aside from not displaying it, the browser will also not autofill/cache the sensitive information for future visits.
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by Leftium 8y ago
I use https://surge.sh/ to host my reveal.js presentations for free, images and all. Examples: https://marketing-slides.surge.sh
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by Leftium 8y ago
"Sales Safari"[1] is probably one of the best ways to find which topics will sell. General guideline from Russel Branson's "Expert Secrets": Pick one of the 3 major hot markets (health, wealth, relationships), pick
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by Leftium 8y ago
The best way to become the best at something is to choose that "something" wisely. For example, Scott Adams, creator of one of the most successful cartoons: > Recapping my skill set: I have poor art skills, mediocre business sk
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by Leftium 9y ago
Alternate methods of manual arithmetic that calculate the most significant digits first eliminate the need to remember and reverse digits. With practice it can be faster than entering on a calculator!
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by Leftium 9y ago
https://www.labnol.org/internet/prevent-google-calendar-spam...
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by Leftium 9y ago
I've considered making a version of PwdHash that uses a stronger hash function (and I think my brother did make one)... But to be honest, if a hacker specifically targets you, you will probably be compromised, no matter how strong a
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by Leftium 9y ago
I use https://pwdhash.com with _n_ suffixed to the master password. - If last few recent n's don't work, I just reset the password to the most recent n. - There are browser extensions - There are apps, and my web UI (
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by Leftium 9y ago
I use https://pwdhash.com algorithmic password generator. It is the sweet spot of more security without too much added frustration. Usually I use the Chrome extension, but when that fails I built a more user friendly web interfa
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by Leftium 9y ago
Can you elaborate on point #1 (or point to the appropriate place in your book?) One of my friends told me about "1000 true fans," and it seemed reasonable so I didn't question it. Now I'd like to hear the other side.
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by Leftium 10y ago
I cannot see any comments, either. I tried installing the chrome extension. edit: Ah, I guess you can comment, but there may not be any comments on that page, yet.
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by Leftium 10y ago
"You Have to Hack This Massively Multiplayer Game to Beat It" http://pwnadventure.com/
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by Leftium 10y ago
This is a great visualization of how time could be the 10th dimension. It starts with one dimension, and works it way up. By studying how one dimension can be expanded into two, then three dimensions, it extrapolates and visualizes even hig

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