j-rom

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by j-rom 4y ago
I believe that categorizing comments will save some time down the road if you're specifically looking for something like "BUG". However, searching and aggregating all comments becomes more difficult, which is, in my opinion,
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by j-rom 4y ago
> artichokes, peas, basil and other herbs like tarragon as well as having a couple lemon trees That gives me hope :) I think I'm going to try out basil and go from there.
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by j-rom 4y ago
Did you have any issues with fruit flies in general or only when the tomatoes fell?
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by j-rom 4y ago
Very cool! I was considering something like basil or peppers to get started. Does your geographic location get a lot of natural sunlight? I'm wondering if I need supplemental lighting since Seattle doesn't always get a ton of natu
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Ask HN: Has anyone had luck with starting an apartment garden?
8 points by j-rom 4y ago|10 comments
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by j-rom 5y ago
I started tracking my habits using Daylio 3 years ago and haven't looked back: https://daylio.net/ . This combined with reading Atomic Habits has helped me stick to habits I'm trying to form. Basically, set the bar
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by j-rom 5y ago
Good call. Right now I have a loading spinner while talking to the backend but I didn't consider the time to fetch the image from the recipe site.
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by j-rom 5y ago
Thanks for taking a look! The goal was to give a quick snapshot of a recipe to make it easy to evaluate. The images are pulled from 3rd party recipes websites so it's hard to filter those out.
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Show HN: Good Plates – A minimalist recipe website(findgoodplates.com)
4 points by j-rom 5y ago|4 comments
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by j-rom 5y ago
Thanks for pointing that out! There's a known bug where if the DB has less than X recipes for a given filter, it throws a 4xx. One way to fix it is to fix the bug. The alternative is to always have more than X recipes for a filter :D
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by j-rom 5y ago
Just one. It's too much context-switching otherwise and I end up not finishing anything. Right now, for me, that's https://findgoodplates.com/
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by j-rom 5y ago
I'm not the person you asked but I think it's because it looks like it gives organizations the ability to track biometrics of its members / employees.
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by j-rom 5y ago
I use my Oura ring to gauge how well I'm sleeping. It doesn't magically fix my sleep but I use it correlate which activities result in poor quality sleep. For example, sleeping late and waking up early will result in a low "S
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by j-rom 6y ago
I built GoodPlates [1] using Netlify [2] for rendering the HTML, JS, CSS. Instead of using vanilla CSS, I used TailwindCSS [3]. My backend consists of API Gateway [4], Lambda [5], and DynamoDB [6]. I also use CircleCI [7] for deploying my A
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by j-rom 6y ago
I used to use Heroku for side projects and I recently discovered Netlify and it is definitely super easy to get set up and deploy.
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by j-rom 6y ago
I am in the process of building a(nother) recipe website. My goal was to minimize the choice paralysis that people face when they seen a million of recipes at once. I also wanted to try to keep the recipe fetching performant so I built my o
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by j-rom 6y ago
Hey I came across this about a week ago and the idea sounded pretty cool! I ended up making an MVP of this: https://flowtyping.herokuapp.com/ It was pretty fun and I'll most likely start adding more features to it: sav
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by j-rom 6y ago
This thread appears to have several options. Not sure if it's the one you're referring to: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21505986
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by j-rom 6y ago
A bit late on this. But from my experience, if the onboarding is pushed onto the user, not everyone is going to do it, there might be some errors, etc... I was just thinking if there was some way you could automatically get their info witho
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by j-rom 6y ago
This is super cool! Just out of curiosity, have you thought about automating the on boarding process at all? Something to streamline the process so that you don't need to manually mark each location? Or maybe even supporting multiple b
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by j-rom 6y ago
Heroku is my go-to for spinning up a quick stack with minimal effort. Their free-tier is pretty powerful. It's mainly for POC-type work so if you're trying to launch something into production, you will most likely need to switch t
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by j-rom 6y ago
Thanks for the reference! It's been awhile since I've taken statistics so this will be a good refresher.
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by j-rom 6y ago
I've been trying to get into AI/ML/Deep learning because I feel like it will broaden the types of side projects I can undertake. I have one project in mind which involves analyzing written communication. I've looked onli
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by j-rom 6y ago
Pros - Depending on at-home situation, you may be able to focus on work more - Time flexibility. You have the luxury of doing errands / tasks at home Cons - Difficult to build deeper connections with co-workers. Unless there are other
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by j-rom 7y ago
I'm building a web app that gives suggestions on what activities people can do during quarantine / at home. Getting Django set up and working was pretty straight forward. I think the only difficult part was dealing with the depend
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by j-rom 7y ago
Django. I'm building a side project to help learn it. I've been wanting to spend more time on side projects and now seems like a good opportunity to dive into them.
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Show HN: Rebound – A game that tests focus and concentration(play.google.com)
1 points by j-rom 7y ago|0 comments
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by j-rom 12y ago
Find a problem first. Then try to implement a solution using your language of choice (Node in this case). An example could be: "I want to create a service that parses books and lists the most frequently words used. A step further would
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by j-rom 12y ago
This looks amazing. Are you planning on adding any other services?
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by j-rom 12y ago
This looks pretty cool. One question though: Is the "Tap again to confirm" button active before the animation ends? For example, what if the user accidentally double taps the delete button?

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