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l1am0
6y ago
Ah thank you. I apparently over read that. My assumption was, it happened because I was not fast enough on responding to comments. Yeah kind weird if that was the reason as the newsletter is the project in itself and not something to check
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6y ago
For clickable versions of the links: Failed Show HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24960293 Newsletter Archive: https://simon-frey.com/weeklycspaper/archive/ Weekly CS Paper Newsletter: ht
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What I learned from my Show HN failing and getting flagged
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Enough work for today, here some random internet to distract you
(simon-frey.com)
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Wheelmap.org - A map of wheelchair accessible places
(wheelmap.org)
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6y ago
Changed the layout, I think it's clearer now without the bar :D
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l1am0
6y ago
Added that :D
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6y ago
If you eat seasonal in your country or in this case the EU, less transport of food is required and you safe CO². e.g. You can eat strawberries all year round, but if you eat them out of season they are flown in from afrika which produces a
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6y ago
Yeah maybe a pure. Boolean is in season or not might be the best. Will try that today
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6y ago
In season in the EU (as of why the flag) I aggregated all data of different countries and cross-referenced it as I think a in-europe transport is still fine :)
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l1am0
6y ago
It represents how many percent of the season is over. But apparently that is not clear enough. Any idea how I could design that better?
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l1am0
6y ago
Nice idea. Will add it to the bottom of the page :)
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Show HN: InSeason helps you to save CO² by eating seasonal
(simon-frey.com)
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Show HN: My newsletter Weekly CS Paper sends you a handpicked paper every Friday
(simon-frey.com)
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6y ago
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2014/11/24/programmers-pr...
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Sigkill your procrastination sources with this simple Linux tool
(github.com)
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6y ago
Are you planing a hosted solution? Actually I would prefer to just give some more cash and not host it myself :D
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6y ago
While procrastinating I did build this tool to fight procrastination :'D
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Show HN: I build a Linux tool that SIGKILLs procrastination sources
(github.com)
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6y ago
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Random awesomeness from all around the internet
(simon-frey.com)
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Show HN: Be a happier remote team, happy slack adds emojis to your message
(simon-frey.com)
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6y ago
I can't change it :'D
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6y ago
This is hilarious :D Love both discussions but I actually wanted to now about people speaking on stages about tech topics. Or in the current situation speaking on virtual conferences via video chat.
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Ask HN: How much do tech speakers cost?
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6y ago
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l1am0
6y ago
Give it a try. Thought about that the same, but it is so in my muscle memory now that is not pulling me away from any flow :D
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6y ago
I do bill for small breaks as well, not including lunch break for sure. As I wanted to keep track of every single hour I work on, I did build Waywo a small tool to ask me every few minutes what I am currently working on: https://
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Show HN: Not having a Mac I copied Bother to track my freelance time in Chrome
(byrly.com)
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Fingerprinting the Tor browser despite security level “Safer”
(twitter.com)
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Prevent short link services like bitly from tracking you
(chrome.google.com)
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6y ago
The majority of ad block rules workes based on the info provided in the url. Everything in there can be used + the ip where the domain points to. Better ad blocker could do heuristics based on the JavaScript itself...did not see this in the
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