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Ask HN: Best free option for cron-like scraping process
Hello HN! I'm looking for a cloud service that would allow me to launch a process every few minutes. This process would check something on a site (probably a few https requests) an…
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Comment #31221692
A small webapp for a local non profit. Does its job, but doesn't really need anyone but some members of the non profit to log in. (The URL isn't currently publicized) So I block al…
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Comment #30867556
newpipe app allows this
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Comment #30822906
Yeah, this is spot on. It also helps "block" that time slot so that other people can invite you to meetings or other activities taking this into account.
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Comment #30814004
My father in law is 59. He works as the main "maintenance guy" for a large warehouse. He's pretty good with electronics and mechanics, but did not know how to program. He noticed t…
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Comment #30710975
I'd definitely live there, but I'm not sure it covers number 2 and number 3.
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Comment #30710969
Yeah, I think I'd go for Barcelona or other small towns nearby.
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Comment #30610299
Yeah, 100% agree with you. It takes away a lot of enjoyability from your free time. And it also simply eliminates a lot of activities, like playing pretty much any team sport. In m…
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Comment #30604762
Yeah, as long as you don't get a lot of calls it's great. What I'm having trouble figuring out is if in other companies (like yours) when you are "on-call" for a week, do you work …
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Comment #30601984
I've seen different definitions of "on-call". In my company, if you are "on-call", you work your regular hours, and after that you are "on-call" for emergency prod stuff. You get a…
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Comment #29455822
Anecdote of course, but my personal case may support this claim. My grandfather died when he was 34 (1960's) from an intestinal ulcer. Not diagnosed with anything. Born in south Am…
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Comment #28741003
Yeah, three times. The first time it was my boss in a very small company (8 people total) After trying to work it out with her, receiving an apology, but then going back to the sam…
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Comment #28545066
I'm not sure how local you mean. In my neighborhood there's a neighbours commitee that works on making everything better, there's a local library and a few public squares. They col…
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Comment #28415764
Gaming as you said Gardening, I grow edible stuff in my backyard. It's physical and rewarding. Cooking, necessary as I have kids but I try to get better, cook different things...
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Comment #28335195
Pokémon since the first game.
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Comment #28104031
I think for that last part, you could go into education. I've thought about the homeless part. Why is it so difficult to eradicate? There's enough homes for everyone, and we can bu…