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by rileyt 6y ago
You should check out https://standardresume.co . It's a minimalist web resume builder that lets you start by importing your LinkedIn profile. No feed, no recruiter spam and we don't sell your personal data like LinkedIn
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by rileyt 6y ago
Have you seen https://standardresume.co ? You can import your LinkedIn profile, choose a template and publish it as a web resume in minutes.
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by rileyt 7y ago
I built a website that makes it easy for people to find ways to support their favorite NYC restaurants. Restaurants and their staff are having a hell of a time right now and it's not obvious to most people how they can help. Save resta
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by rileyt 7y ago
I built a website that makes it easy for New Yorkers to find their favorite restaurants and see how they can support them. If you live in NYC, please consider supporting restaurants. If you are unable to support financially, please help by
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Show HN: A website to help support NYC restaurtants impacted by Covid-19(saverestaurants.nyc)
1 points by rileyt 7y ago|1 comments
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by rileyt 7y ago
It's nice to see private cars not being able to drive down Market, but calling it "car free" is a dishonest title. Taxis, buses, commercial vehicles and muni will make it far from a pedestrians paradise.
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by rileyt 7y ago
This is really good advice. There are a ton of different reasons why you can end up breaking this rule and almost all of them are things you want to avoid: multi-purpose functions, adding to old functions that should be refactored, adding a
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by rileyt 7y ago
Rediscover is a side project that I have been running for a few years now and recently made improvements to. It's the easiest way to automatically backup each weeks Discover Weekly playlist so you never lose another great discovery. Ye
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Show HN: Automatically Backup Your Discover Weekly with Rediscover(rile.yt)
1 points by rileyt 7y ago|1 comments
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by rileyt 7y ago
Thanks for the fast replies. I was able to kill it by blocking the widget.intercom.io domain with Privacy Badger. I wonder why it wasn't already blocked by default...
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Ask HN: Does the Intercom chat bubble drive you crazy?
32 points by rileyt 7y ago|13 comments
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by rileyt 7y ago
It's hard to believe this isn't biased considering it is written by Twilio.
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by rileyt 7y ago
Photos should not be included on resumes sent to most American companies. They are a huge source of bias in the the hiring process and will either be rejected or have the photo removed immediately.
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by rileyt 7y ago
What makes it better for print and pdf?
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by rileyt 7y ago
Thanks leerob! It's nice to see more resume templates focus on typography and readability, instead of distracting visuals, charts, pictures, infographics, etc. Standard Resume has received praise from many recruiters and hiring manager
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by rileyt 7y ago
I still have a few privacy questions that I can't find answers to: 1. Will merchants that you purchase from know your name? 2. Does it work with online stores that don't support Apple Pay? Will you have to use your real name and b
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by rileyt 7y ago
I would like to try this out, but am not willing to go through the current setup process. You should add a way to be notified when you are done with the first version of the app. I would gladly give my email or twitter.
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by rileyt 7y ago
This is even more in the weeds, but if you turn off sync, google services, page preloading and use a non-google default search engine, what's left for them to track?
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by rileyt 7y ago
Isn't Chrome just as private as Safari or Firefox with the right extensions to block tracking and other common issues? I understand that most people won't know which extensions to install or how to install them, but for tech savvy
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by rileyt 8y ago
Does anyone have experience using this with Home Assistant? I've been meaning to try it for a while now.
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by rileyt 8y ago
It might be nice if someone started a collection of all the open source Slack improvements that were shut down or died off so that other developers can pick and choose what they like and continue evolving Slack in a somewhat distributed way
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by rileyt 8y ago
Yeah, I have considered that. What were you thinking for a pixel width? I'd really love to add the markdown links from BetterSlack, but I worry that is more likely to anger Slack, since it would be introducing JavaScript.
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by rileyt 8y ago
Thanks for pointing that out. I’ll look into it. What do you think otherwise? I’m a big fan of betterslack :)
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by rileyt 8y ago
I just release a similar extension that I'd love feedback on https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17877737 It's focused on simplifying Slack's interface so that it's easier to focus. It also only uses CS
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by rileyt 8y ago
Tight is a Chrome extension I built that increases readability, removes many redundant/useless buttons, improves the page layout and modernizes the overall style of Slack. It is open source ( https://github.com/RileyToma
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Show HN: Tight – Simplify Slack with a Chrome Extension(rile.yt)
7 points by rileyt 8y ago|8 comments
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by rileyt 8y ago
I'd love to hear more about this from someone with legal expertise. It makes no sense for them to claim that every extension published on the Chrome store needs to comply with their acceptable use policy... If that were true, then woul
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by rileyt 8y ago
I can't thank you enough for what you have started. I have been using HA for over a year now and enjoy it more every month. Have you guys thought about, or talked with anyone else who has thought about trying to make HA, or a subset of
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by rileyt 8y ago
"Always on", except when they are down, which has been a monthly occurrence lately...
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How I Program – vim, git, zsh, tmux(rile.yt)
1 points by rileyt 8y ago|0 comments

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