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by welder 2y ago
Received one of these today of all days: https://imgur.com/a/hmBQgHH
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by welder 2y ago
I didn't realize freelancer jobs go to a different HN post `Ask HN: Freelancer? Seeking freelancer?` Makes sense now, because the job I noticed missing was a freelance post.
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by welder 2y ago
This is awesome! But it's missing at least one company from 2024-08. Maybe a parsing error? Or does it exclude hiring freelance/contract posts?
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by welder 2y ago
Also have to watch out for nil pointer dereferencing: https://wakatime.com/blog/48-go-desperately-needs-nil-safe-t...
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by welder 2y ago
> The companies can retain historic location data if they ensure that it is deidentified or rendered non-sensitive or if consumers consented to the use of their data. They left a loophole, sounds like nothing will change.
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by welder 2y ago
I'm building https://wonderful.dev to solve this.
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by welder 2y ago
Reminds me of a 13 year old GitHub project back when Google Photos was called Picasa: https://github.com/alanhamlett/jQuery-Picasa-Gallery
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by welder 2y ago
Pretty cool, I made something similar but went so far as to automate the time tracking part too: https://wakatime.com/invoicing
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by welder 2y ago
I'm here
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Allan Lichtman fails to predict correct outcome of election(usatoday.com)
4 points by welder 2y ago|0 comments
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by welder 2y ago
How do you collect & display these metrics, manually, internal tools, or a product? I'm often asked to provide employee metrics but my product is just an automated time tracker for contractors & devs, who bill by time. I'v
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by welder 2y ago
> Once again, if management is too stupid to notice what's going on, they deserve every single thing that will happen when it finally "hits the fan". Make them do their own damn jobs. You have enough stuff to do as it is.
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by welder 2y ago
Anyone complaining here just isn't the target user. People who need an always available but zero maintenance and low usage seems to be the target user? > always-on database with pay-as-you-go pricing for storage and queries (no fixe
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by welder 2y ago
Yep, I analyzed bot activity recently on PH. [0] I think it's only going to get more common. [0] https://wakatime.com/blog/67-bots-so-many-bots
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by welder 2y ago
My first semester undergrad English course, the professor graded all my papers D or worse. Had to repeat the course with a different professor. They shared assignments so I re-used the same essays with zero modifications... but this time I
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by welder 2y ago
Yes, using https://wakatime.com/desktop since it tracks any app even without a plugin.
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by welder 2y ago
Median of WakaTime users is 23 minutes: https://wakatime.com/api/v1/stats/2023
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by welder 2y ago
WakaTime is the most popular automatic time tracker for devs. We release a report each January about the time devs spend coding using our platform [0] and the average is 48 mins per day. However, there's room for segmenting by things l
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by welder 2y ago
WakaTime has way more data and puts the average at 48 minutes of typing code per day: https://wakatime.com/blog/65-wakatime-2023-programming-stats
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by welder 2y ago
Yes, I created a leaderboard for programmers and recently found some people using it as motivation to sleep less, spending 18 hour energy drink fueled days coding for up to a month at a time. [0] > How do you feel about its impact Even t
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by welder 2y ago
So what, who cares? Is this newsworthy? It's definitely not something to get upset about, web scraping is a normal part of the internet.
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by welder 2y ago
Hope author decides to open source the apps if they no longer plans to make money from them and they're going to be delisted anyway
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by welder 2y ago
I really dislike daisy's default colors and changing them is a PITA
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by welder 2y ago
Yes, real readers but content creators (upvoters and commenters) are almost fully bots.
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by welder 2y ago
Emmanuel/@techinnovatorevp was detected as a bot because they voted on a launch with over 70% bot votes, but yes I don't detect all the bots... not even close actually. I thought about just marking any account that comments as bot
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by welder 2y ago
The landscape is very crowded. For example, I've tried all of these: - https://ui.shadcn.com/ * - https://daisyui.com/ - https://www.ripple-ui.com/ - https://flowbite.com&#x
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by welder 2y ago
Soon the bot will send a human to pick it up for them.
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by welder 2y ago
Neo already did that in the Matrix: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjoad6gcRzs
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by welder 2y ago
Yes I did on subsets of the data because cupy and cudf haven't implemented intersection functions yet for the GPU. But the clustering is weak because new signups are cheap so they burn/throwaway accounts after one targeted vote. N
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by welder 2y ago
I'll print some, you can pick them up for free in SF. Hoodies and tees.

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