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by pieterhg 9y ago
The Candy Japan guy?
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by pieterhg 9y ago
Yep, Austin has become a lot more expensive with the influx of people from the rest of America. Data is crowdsourced but cross checked with public cost of living data for accuracy.
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Show HN: Remove politics from your Twitter timeline(mute.life)
2 points by pieterhg 9y ago|0 comments
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by pieterhg 9y ago
"What are the best cities with affordable housing that are big enough to have a good variety of food and no (or a very mild) winter that have enough of a tech community for some meetups, etc?" https://nomadlist.com&#x2F
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by pieterhg 9y ago
Yes. I'm the maker of Nomad List. You can rank/sort by more long-term attributes like quality of life, rent price etc. Property taxes are too granular data to collect for me and impossible to keep up-to-date for 1,000+ cities thou
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by pieterhg 9y ago
Patrick is awesome! He asked me to have lunch after I tweeted feature suggestions about Stripe. Indeed, which founder of a billion dollar company does that (or has time for that)? Another time, I had trouble getting the Stripe code to work
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by pieterhg 9y ago
Yes, I'm Dutch. But yes, I can't say I'm much embarrassed about much anymore. Being transparent on the internet helps with that :)
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by pieterhg 9y ago
They made me a moderator on /r/digitalnomads after I launched Nomad List because the old mod quit and there was nobody left I think. Then I kept posting my own products (like I did before). But there was an obvious conflict of int
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by pieterhg 9y ago
I'm the writer of the post and yes I did expose my Google API keys actually! I didn't notice until they told me on Twitch chat. Had to revoke them quickly :0 The worst that could happen is that people see I watch porn. But everyon
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Building in public: from first line of code to frontpage of Reddit(levels.io)
4 points by pieterhg 9y ago|1 comments
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Ghost 1.0(blog.ghost.org)
226 points by pieterhg 9y ago|94 comments
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by pieterhg 9y ago
As OP said, very few companies are in this realm. While many people assume this is the status-quo, it's not anymore.
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by pieterhg 9y ago
I'm OP: it's uncertain but a few monetization models: 1) text ads: charge $500/m per city, sell 20 city ads = $10,000/m 2) sell city prints: charge $100 per poster, sell 5 per day = $15,000/m 3) sell area data and e
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by pieterhg 9y ago
HTML, CSS, JS with jQuery, PHP and SQLite on NGINX
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by pieterhg 9y ago
It does allow that. The zoom level directs the level of detail is shown. That means if a person brushes on a lower level (like a street), it'll show up over the more high level (area) data.
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by pieterhg 9y ago
Oh my god thank you! I lost it! How did you get it? Can you tweet me @levelsio?
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by pieterhg 9y ago
Yep! I Twitched the development live! I only lost the first episode where I wrote the first lines. I'll re-enact it this week (maybe tomorrow) and upload it too and make it a series.
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Show HN: Crowdsourced visualization of neighborhoods in cities(hoodmaps.com)
96 points by pieterhg 9y ago|24 comments
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by pieterhg 9y ago
Not a personal tax residency, therefore Estonia's E-Residency is not more than a marketing stunt.
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by pieterhg 9y ago
Operators usually have preferred networks when roaming. If not available I think they fall back to the one with the most reception at time of switching.
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We need a work visa for remote workers(levels.io)
4 points by pieterhg 9y ago|0 comments
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by pieterhg 9y ago
I keep the landing page up but show an alert that the project is discontinued.
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Namecheap still doesn’t support 2FA in 2017(levels.io)
9 points by pieterhg 9y ago|0 comments
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by pieterhg 10y ago
Sure! I'll change that now. Check back in 5 mins.
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by pieterhg 10y ago
Yep. This is an analysis on 1,950 remote jobs in the last 90 days. This is a somewhat representative sub set of most job boards remote jobs as I aggregate from there but it's indeed not the whole remote work market obviously.
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by pieterhg 10y ago
Good point. I have no data on this unfortunately.
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by pieterhg 10y ago
This is not cheap Upwork positions. This is companies payinf $200 to $400 for a single job post. Therefore salary is probably in the $2,000 to $5,000 range at least. Remember many companies use WordPress as part of their website and it migh
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by pieterhg 10y ago
These are almost explicitly positions where the location is marked as Remote. Only a few seep through which might say "Canadians only" for example.
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by pieterhg 10y ago
I have them now in a graph per quarter (90 days), see https://remoteok.io/remote-work-statistics
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by pieterhg 10y ago
Update: did a new data dump with a broader range of job boards, data is almost same but some tiny differences: Top remote jobs (last 30 days) - JavaScript - Full Stack - React - Ruby - Support - PHP - Marketing

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