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by nosecreek 3y ago
https://dustin.lammiman.ca/ Probably the most interesting things are homemade ice cream recipes and a (not very detailed) build journal for the teardrop trailer we made during COVID.
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by nosecreek 3y ago
It seems to me a lot of subs also said they were closing for 2 days, but never re-opened. I understand that logic, but because the subreddits have stayed close there is no way for that community to indicate if they support the ongoing prote
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by nosecreek 3y ago
Lemmy definitely looks interesting and I should really give it a shot, but while the fediverse stuff adds a lot of value I think it also makes it a lot more complicated. I think the tech stack matters too - running old forums on a LAMP stac
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by nosecreek 3y ago
Asked this on another post as well, but is there something similar to phpBB, but using the Reddit/HN “tree” style for comments? I miss some of the old forums I used to be part of, but do think the tree style definitely has it’s advanta
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by nosecreek 3y ago
Is there an equivalent to say phpBB or vBulletin, but using the reddit tree format?
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by nosecreek 3y ago
Related question: any recommendations on a decent budget portable monitor for a similar purpose?
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by nosecreek 4y ago
Interesting, I've got a bunch of old iPhones in a drawer and would be interested in doing some sleep tracking. What app are you using/any idea how old of an iPhone would still work for this?
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by nosecreek 4y ago
Also a former home-schooled child, and I say go ahead and do it. Like any other kind of schooling, homeschooling does have some downsides, so be aware of them and do your best to mitigate those things (i.e. be very intentional about finding
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by nosecreek 4y ago
I built a tool for predicting the outcome of matchups in Yahoo Fantasy Hockey (head-to-head category based leagues). I find it helpful for determining what categories to focus on when picking up streamers/free agents. https:/&#x2
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by nosecreek 4y ago
Thanks. Looks like it’s Android only, but I’ll look to see if there’s anything similar for iOS
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by nosecreek 4y ago
Seeing as several folks have recommended the Amazfit Bip as an alternative, and I’m considering getting one, I’m wondering if anyone who owns one can comment on: 1. How well it plays with iPhone and 2. Do you have any privacy concerns? I do
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by nosecreek 4y ago
Location: Calgary, AB, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: React, Node.js, JavaScript, PHP, Typescript, CSS, SCSS Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1y_Z5eHFoRrqNjqCwPn0RQUnsAZN...
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by nosecreek 4y ago
Just double checked and I’m pretty sure this not true? Or at least it won’t be as of November 28. Unless I’m reading something wrong?
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by nosecreek 4y ago
Free tier is limited to 12 months though, isn’t it?
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by nosecreek 4y ago
I’ve been using cron-job.org this way on my own side project and it’s been working great.
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by nosecreek 4y ago
True, but guthub.ca is (or now was) available. @plg, do you mind if I steal the idea? Actually love the idea of open source recipes with pull requests, branches, etc. and I’ve been looking for an idea for my next side project…
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by nosecreek 4y ago
Location: Calgary, AB, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: React, NodeJS, JavaScript, PHP, Typescript, SCSS Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iK8FqSXmkJW7l0l7dFl0EGAUD7R... Emai
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by nosecreek 5y ago
https://dustin.lammiman.ca/ It's mostly ice cream recipes right now, but also has photos of the teardrop trailer we're building, etc.
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by nosecreek 5y ago
Heads up, it's giving me a "Your connection is not private" warning on both Chrome and Safari iOS
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by nosecreek 5y ago
I actually liked that it had both a timer and move limit - helps prevent analysis paralysis. My biggest complaint was that the blue and purple colours seemed very similar.
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by nosecreek 5y ago
Thanks. Although I do well in school, I've also never had any issues with self-directed learning and would probably prefer to go that route if possible. I suppose part of what I'm worried about is that I won't be able to see
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by nosecreek 5y ago
I've heard the advice before about trying to find a way to use programming within your current field, and couldn't think of any connections with my field - but I appreciate that your comment has helped me think of this a bit more
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by nosecreek 5y ago
Canadian here - personally it very much depends. If I'm buying something it definitely makes a difference, especially if it's a physical product. The .ca tld tells me that the pricing will be in Canadian dollars, the shipping will
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Ask HN: Switching to a career in software development in my 30s?
5 points by nosecreek 5y ago|9 comments
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Our Use of Little Words Can, Uh, Reveal Hidden Interests(npr.org)
255 points by nosecreek 12y ago|66 comments
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Report: Windows 9 Will Debut as Early as Sept. 30(mashable.com)
2 points by nosecreek 12y ago|0 comments
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by nosecreek 13y ago
Really thankful they added a "new" Month view in the calendar app. The ability to see all the events for a day at a glance was something I was really missing from iOS 6.
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Spritz: Read An Entire Harry Potter Book In Under 90 Minutes(huffingtonpost.com)
2 points by nosecreek 13y ago|0 comments
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by nosecreek 13y ago
In case it isn't obvious, this a joke, made in a few hours after I got sick of seeing this kind of quiz in my Facebook newsfeed.
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Show HN: QuizzedIt.com – Extraordinarily Accurate Quizzes(quizzedit.com)
1 points by nosecreek 13y ago|1 comments

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