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by shanecleveland 5y ago
I'm going for a similar visualization with my "year-in-pixels" project aimed primarily at spotting trends in mood and/or health symptoms, but I wanted it to be adaptable. Hence the name: https://howsyourblank.
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
I recently joined Facebook for the first time after learning the most active forum for a hobby I have been into for a long time – and went deeper into recently – is on there. I had hoped to never join Facebook, but it is pretty much a must
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
Agreed. Sure seems that way. Though that may actually make it less likely to be a violation than if one was paying the other for the links. Not within the spirit of the terms, but may not be a violation either.
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
This is a valid question. Though, I would argue in this case that they have found a loophole more than anything, if they are not in violation of the TOS. As others have pointed out and the author acknowledges, he is technically injecting li
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
Clearly. But I guess it is not outright proven that they are technically buying links. Though they would likely fall under some form of bad behavior in Google's eyes. And, buying or otherwise, I am not sure what the mechanism is for br
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
Could it be that Scorecounter is paying for their links to be embedded, as opposed to them being the owner/developer of both sites? If so, and provable, can they be flagged in some way? Doesn't say much for Google's ability t
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
I think this is where you start. Something that interests you, something you have knowledge around, something you will actually find useful yourself in your life or career. Second, and more challenging, is getting traffic to it. The best pr
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
I would definitely recommend. The price is right. There are definitely some limitations, but I think that comes with the territory with what they are doing around privacy and simplicity.
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
I primarily build in python/flask with mysql. How's Your Blank is a javascript app with https://userbase.com serving as the backend to keep the user data encrypted and out of my hands.
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
Thanks! I hope it works for you. I have had a chronic health issue, and I was needing to "rank" my daily symptoms. Most solutions I found were overly complex for my needs and without much of a focus on privacy. So I have taken tho
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
Scratched my own itch on a few things recently ... Simple mood/symptom tracker: https://howsyourblank.com I have almost six months of data in it myself, and I am excited to see what my "year-n-pixels" looks like a
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
Close. Check the image in this article: https://www.bicycling.com/news/a20027122/vanmoof-tv-on-box-d...
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
HN Link with article and previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19008470 Not sure about "imported" boxes, as I believe this is for domestic US shipments.
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
I hadn't thought about that aspect. I don't believe they sold through Amazon, and I am not sure what the return address would have said, but I assume that wasn't a major issue for them if it was worth the effort.
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
This made me think of the bike manufacturer that printed images of flat-screen TVs on the outside of their boxes to reduce damage during shipping. It worked better than actually printing warnings like "Fragile" or "Handle wit
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
I'd say that honest, thorough and helpful articles like this as a function of marketing lead to word-of-mouth, organic growth.
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
This had a huge influence on me. I still have projects running on web.py that stemmed from it.
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
I suspect most people's attitudes towards ads are more nuanced than either "I am fine with ads" vs. "I am not fine with ads." And, frankly, most web users probably just don't understand how ad tracking works, r
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
You can just send a text to my project: https://textpost.me
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Zapier, hosting, domains
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
Local SEO discovery made easy.
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
Came here to say the same. Winters are typically a string of constant runny noses and a stomach bug or two usually makes its way through the entire family each year. Literally nothing. While it is nice, I would definitely trade it for my ki
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
Edit: And just put this one up today: https://leaderboardhq.com
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
I love that site's like this exist. I wish I had enough focus to love one thing this much. Another one I like: https://liftblog.com
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
I also wish I could focus on one thing more. I think most of my ideas are viable, but rarely get the attention I know is necessary for "success." And I often do the irresponsible thing and start new projects.
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
Too many! I get distracted by shiny new ideas all of the time. In the last few months I have gone live with several small apps [1,2], and I have several ideas in the hopper. No shortage of ideas here, let me know if you need one! :) These a
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
Some people love containers: https://www.prefixlist.com
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
Well, that's hard to say. In order to have, say, made different choices as an adolescent, I would have had to have the insight I have now. Did I try to fit in, and do I still spend too much effort on worrying about others' percept
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
Wow. What an inspiration! You raise a great example, as well. No one should be solely defined by their ability or inability to perform a single variation of a task or lesson.
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by shanecleveland 5y ago
Saw this posted not too long ago: https://oneitem.store

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