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How sleeping on a floor in Helsinki doubled our revenue overnight
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Why I Never Used Data as a Product Manager
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mklopets
2y ago
Heh, nice to stumble on this here; I wrote the post – happy to answer any questions!
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Data Teams Shouldn't Be Firefighters
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First Impressions of Early-Access GPT-4 Fine-Tuning
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GitHub is down. What to do?
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mklopets
8y ago
Hah, I was building something almost identical to this a few months ago. Very nice!
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mklopets
8y ago
Might be good to share your background first.
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The Iconic Fun Design Language – How Testlio Builds Delightful User Experiences
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Simple console snippet for fixing the AWS status page
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mklopets
10y ago
At least their status page ( https://status.aws.amazon.com/ ) is as unreliable as ever.
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mklopets
11y ago
This is really neat!
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Show HN: Eminem.css – a front-end framework for web artisans // satire
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11y ago
What's your thinking behind how this works? What makes the 'after' sites more beautiful? The increased padding on the Chromium site is great, but to me the HN 'after' looks quite a bit uglier than the 'before&#
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mklopets
11y ago
Though I now have an extra if statement in my code to detect and log this type of 'hacking' attempts in addition to some others, the code was never vulnerable to this in the first place. No file contents are displayed at any time
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11y ago
It's not showing x minutes AND y seconds, it's x minutes OR y seconds. Minutes is just there for someone who doesn't need precision and can let the API handle the rounding. Seconds is for people who want to do more advanced s
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11y ago
Aaaaand now there are tens of IPs trying to access /etc/passwd. Tailing my "failed hack attempts" log is kinda fun now. But if you wrote this to warn me, then thanks!
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11y ago
Thanks for sharing! The point here isn't just calculating the reading time based on a WPM metric, it's fetching a remote page, analyzing it to find the main content and then doing the maths, among other stuff taking into account a
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11y ago
I'm aware of it, thanks. The current approach isn't really that flexible. For example, I've seen the NY Times and The Atlantic not working. I've considered some different potential fixes but haven't implemented them
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11y ago
This is just that - a demo right now. I'll most likely keep this as a pet project of mine, trying to make the underlying algorithm a bit more intelligent. I'll then probably release it on GitHub ( https://github.com/
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11y ago
We definitely don't need an API. Then again, we basically don't need most APIs. This doesn't estimate the article's complexity as of now, but its main point is not just getting the length of the entire site, but loca
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Show HN: Estimated Reading Time API
(klopets.com)
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Show HN: Selenimation – Typewriter for Landing Pages
(mklopets.github.io)
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12y ago
Also, Facebook itself, not taking into account its Messenger, is dying out - 90% of the newsfeed is covered with posts from sites like The Verge or any other sites that you follow. The actual amount of stuff that you care about is 2% of it
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12y ago
Not a fan. Almost everyone I know has stopped using Snapchat. Its servers are god-awful - don't work 50% of the time here and people have got tired of seeing friends' sushi pictures & selfies 24/7. Also, choosing not to s