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by _3jh0 4y ago
It used to be fun and interactive. Though, I recently started redesigning it to be more professional looking so pretty empty rn. https://searchableguy.com/ There are some tools I built which are not visible like timezone h
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Every country is going to adopt programmable money(searchableguy.com)
2 points by _3jh0 5y ago|0 comments
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by _3jh0 5y ago
I built something similar a long time ago using deno and deploy. https://github.com/searchableguy/burger Although, after trying out different feeds and approaches. I must admit, I don't care about every item that
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by _3jh0 5y ago
Yes, you are correct. You need to search by typing from start (that is how native selection in browser works sadly). So Asia/[place] need to be typed in full. I know it's not ideal and I plan to add a better custom selection and s
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by _3jh0 5y ago
I hacked this together as a page on my site. I wanted to glance at the current time of my team members in different timezone. All data is stored in the browser locally. This is using local storage as I'm not storing anything too big. S
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Show HN: Timezone – View current time of your distributed team members(searchableguy.com)
3 points by _3jh0 5y ago|3 comments
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by _3jh0 5y ago
Interesting, did you make this after Balaji's tweet because I did too https://github.com/searchableguy/awesome-startup-cities That said, I couldn't quite get what a startup city is supposed to capture. Still
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by _3jh0 5y ago
Great idea. I booked a rant slot. I would like to see how it goes and make a post for my website too. Here's an offer link for HN crowd: https://calendly.com/searchableguy/15min
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by _3jh0 5y ago
> What's wrong with plain old digital signatures in this contrived scenario. If for some reason this was desired, hn signs an assertion that so and so is a member. Person presents this assertion as neccesary. No blockchain required.
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by _3jh0 5y ago
I think you are misunderstanding something above. I'm not the one providing HN membership. That would be YC but I as a third party can verify whether someone has a valid HN membership and provide them perks based on their membership. T
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by _3jh0 5y ago
Here's the thing though. Let's say, I want to provide special benefit to people who own membership on hackernews. In the model where this data is public, I can query the wallet of people to check for HN nft and provide special dis
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by _3jh0 5y ago
You still need to store that data on somewhere to verify if someone owns a membership and whether it is valid though (memberships can expire). That data is stored on blockchain vs having a centralized database. Refer to an earlier comment f
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by _3jh0 5y ago
> Who is the boogey-man trying to control your site memberships? The site operator? I highly doubt this system is robust against site operators trying to "moderate" you, but supppse it was, why would they sign up for it. People
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by _3jh0 5y ago
> The main problem is that speculators become domain squatters, and buy all the popular domain names with the hope that they go up in price. This is the worst part about any web3 project. Though, there are some differences between nameco
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by _3jh0 5y ago
What I like about handshake is that you can own the TLD. I own searchableguy/ top level domain. This is gated by ICANN right now and they charge huge fees for nothing.
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by _3jh0 5y ago
A few web3 projects I think provide value. 1. Handshake This is decentralized root naming system. This is one of the most practical use of a blockchain where all records need to be public and verifiable. No need to depend on icann and regis
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by _3jh0 5y ago
Keenly waiting for masonry layout support in browsers. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_Grid_La... Anyone know alternatives to achieve it without requiring Javascript? I want to use i