j-rom

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by j-rom 3y ago
Very cool talk! I recently made a word game and will be applying these principals.
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by j-rom 3y ago
Daily Emoji + Charades game: https://emojirades.pages.dev/
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by j-rom 3y ago
Thanks for the heads up! I tried to ensure the first letter was not capitalized in the input field but didn't add the validation. I just pushed a fix for this and the game should now recognize you as a proper winner :)
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Show HN: Emojirades – Emoji Charades(emojirades.pages.dev)
4 points by j-rom 3y ago|2 comments
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by j-rom 3y ago
Is there an example one step above "Hello world" that new users can take a look at? There are a bunch of guides for different API's / constructs but I'm wondering if there's a canonical example to get started.
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by j-rom 3y ago
Yeah that sounds like what I was thinking of, thanks!
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by j-rom 3y ago
Is it possible to use this technique for compression? For example, if we created a dictionary of the most commonly used words / phrases, then we could drastically reduce space. You would still need to store the dictionary but that&#x27
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by j-rom 3y ago
I build a minimal site that shows the current time in UTC. The goal was to create an effect like a "wall of clocks" that you see on TV and in movies. https://currenttimeutc.com/ I also made a site that lets you sc
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by j-rom 3y ago
Schedule a meeting with cynthia@yourdomain.com Find 45 minutes with Cynthia next week, title it "1:1” These two flows are the ones I'm interested in building out. Something low friction where you don't have to spend time
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by j-rom 3y ago
I just read through that page, thanks for linking it! My vision for Carve is that I just want users to say "I want to schedule a meeting with A, B, and C people". And then Carve would handle the rest: finding availability, making
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by j-rom 3y ago
I built Carve, a site that lets users schedule Google Calendar meetings with 1-click. There are a bunch of features I want to add but I want to make sure that this is a real problem first. Link: https://carvemeetings.com/
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by j-rom 3y ago
Hello! Carve is more of a proof-of-concept at this stage and I am looking for feedback. The problem I'm trying to solve is that it takes too long to schedule meetings with people. Some key areas where I'm looking for feedback: 1.
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Show HN: Carve – 1-click meeting scheduler(carvemeetings.com)
1 points by j-rom 3y ago|1 comments
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by j-rom 3y ago
I've been working on a solution to 1-click schedule meetings: https://carvemeetings.com/ I'm looking for users to test it out as it's still in the early phases
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by j-rom 3y ago
The ideas are endless! * Timber company - Kenny's Loggin' * Craft gin - Kenny's Log Gin * Exponent-related math discovery - Kenny's Log(in)
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Show HN: Cross-time zone meeting scheduler(currenttimeutc.com)
2 points by j-rom 4y ago|0 comments
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by j-rom 4y ago
Hello! I just added ~1k airport codes to the site. If there's an airport that isn't there, let me know and I can add it!
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by j-rom 4y ago
Thanks for taking a look! Adding airports are an interesting idea. I'm going to try adding a few and see how it goes.
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Show HN: Minimalist Time Zone Converter(currenttimeutc.com)
2 points by j-rom 4y ago|4 comments
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Latency Showdown: AWS Lambda vs. Azure Cloud Functions vs. GCP Cloud Functions(jairampatel.com)
1 points by j-rom 4y ago|0 comments
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by j-rom 4y ago
I think all the interpersonal connection eventually got removed since it started becoming more overtly about the money.
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by j-rom 4y ago
Vanilla Javascript / HTML is the fastest for me. Maybe a couple of Python scripts for automation.
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by j-rom 4y ago
Static Hugo site running on Cloudflare Pages: https://clippyfrontend.pages.dev/ The majority of the video processing and indexing work is done offline. I have a CLI tool that creates the data files for Hugo on my local box.
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by j-rom 4y ago
Building side projects - This is usually my go-to activity when there is an active project. More often than not, I'm searching for a project. Running - I try to run a few times a week with my long-term goal being a 25 minute 5k Reading
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Show HN: I built an index of covers performed by a musician Twitch streamer(clippyfrontend.pages.dev)
2 points by j-rom 4y ago|0 comments
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by j-rom 4y ago
This is really disappointing. I've used Heroku for many years to build out small proof-of-concept apps. It was one of the first platforms that I used to make my small projects public. Sad to see the free tier go.
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by j-rom 4y ago
https://www.twitch.tv/ortopilot
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by j-rom 4y ago
I follow an incredibly talented musician Twitch streamer who creates covers of songs during his streams. He uploads vods of his streams to Youtube and these can be anywhere from 3 - 5 hours. I used yt-dlp and ffmpeg to process his videos so
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by j-rom 4y ago
I was using Jekyll but my blog was super old so I used the opportunity to try out a new static site generator.
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by j-rom 4y ago
Markdown. I recently make the switch to Hugo and hugo server makes it easy to iterate on writing while also seeing the preview. I think it also depends on complex your blog is. For me, a flat file with words and maybe some images and math s

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