also_on_sunday

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by also_on_sunday 5y ago
AlphaMap | JavaScript Developer | Full-Time | Remote | https://alphamap.com We're hiring a JavaScript developer. We're a small, bootstrapped start-up with growing revenue founded by 2 y-combinator alums for the commer
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Node-postgres code execution vulnerability(node-postgres.com)
2 points by also_on_sunday 9y ago|0 comments
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by also_on_sunday 9y ago
pfraze wrote a nice response to that post the other day: https://medium.com/blue-link-labs/in-response-to-is-decentra...
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by also_on_sunday 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote - Based in Texas Long time node.js open source contributor, author of node-postgres. Looking to work with clients who have needs around node.js applications. Also capable doing full stack work w/ a specialty on
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by also_on_sunday 10y ago
Primary author of node-postgres (both the JavaScript & libpq versions) here. Very good question. I'd say part of the relative speed is because it's been a mostly 1 person (me!) project for a loooong time & I haven't
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by also_on_sunday 10y ago
When a project is brand new it's definitely play time, but as it grows, matures, and more and more issues are opened up it can start to become work. It can get pretty difficult to maintain a healthy "work/life" balance
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HipChat history eraser bot(github.com)
2 points by also_on_sunday 12y ago|1 comments
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by also_on_sunday 13y ago
Reonomy - Full Time in New York City (Manhattan) At Reonomy we're building a commercial real estate research and analytics platform and providing previously non-existent insight into the opaque CRE market. As we expand into more market
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by also_on_sunday 14y ago
Correct - I'm just parsing all the comments and only showing the "top level" ones. I use this library I wrote: https://github.com/brianc/node-hacker-news-parser which builds a tree structure of the comments.
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by also_on_sunday 14y ago
hacker news black listed the ip address of my server after scraping 1 post's comments about once every fifteen minutes for a day. The best way I could think to get around this was an http proxy.
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by also_on_sunday 14y ago
No flash what-so-ever on the page. That's very strange.
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by also_on_sunday 14y ago
haha, doh! Kinda wish I had seen that earlier. On the other hand, building this was fun so maybe it's better I didn't.
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by also_on_sunday 14y ago
Thanks. To answer your first question: I'm using a custom scraper to get the results. I request the job pages through a random http proxy every so often, parse them, and update the cached json of all the comments. Getting a reliable, free
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by also_on_sunday 14y ago
Thanks. I thought about adding that. The posting text is pretty unstructured so I thought a search would get 80% of the way there. Tricky to extract city & type & pay from what is basically a wall of text. Before this I was doin
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by also_on_sunday 14y ago
ah bummer - I will try to fix that asap.
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Show HN: my weekend project – browse jobs posted to HN(hackernewsjob.com)
41 points by also_on_sunday 14y ago|29 comments