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evrimfeyyaz
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Comment #33865848
I think it's not getting that the friend who has two tokens is the same as the one you owe a token to. When you change the question to make it clearer, it responds correctly. "My f…
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Comment #27094345
I personally don't agree with most of the things the article says and that's exactly why I shared it on Hacker News. I was hoping that some smart people with good insights on the t…
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Comment #25301877
This is a fair point. I wish there was a way to get a visitor's IP without the need to call a server. That being said, my website is already served through Cloudflare, and this is …
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Comment #23819030
I use Wipr. So far so good.
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Comment #23593849
I made a web app that visualizes the COVID-19 data: https://covid19.evrim.io
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Comment #23550903
If you are interested in seeing the source code, the app is open source: https://github.com/evrimfeyyaz/covid-19-in-charts I have also separated the part that fetches and formats t…
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Comment #23550868
Thanks for the kind words! > Just noticed - UK recoveries data looks incomplete. which data source are you using?is it not present in your data source or govt not providing it to p…
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Ask HN: I made a Covid-19 data visualization app, what else can I add to it?
I have created a web app that visualizes the COVID-19 data: https://covid19.evrim.io. What would you recommend I add that would provide an interesting point of view that isn't obvi…
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Comment #23481242
I use it on a simple website I built: https://covid19incharts.com This website fetches the Johns Hopkins University COVID-19 data from GitHub (in CSV files), and fetching this ever…
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Comment #23476599
I agree, this method probably works for a "maker" and not a "manager" (or a person whose job requires them to move between tasks a lot).
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Comment #23476583
That's really interesting. - If we say you take a 10 minute break every 50 minutes, you would need almost 10 hours to work 8 hours. - Let's say lunch for 30 minutes, dinner for 30 …
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Comment #23476536
This is close to my experience as well. If I want to do anything else that day, such as cook, exercise, relax for an hour, maybe practice the guitar, the maximum I can do is around…
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Comment #23475162
I think you meant "6 hours... counting the short breaks." In any case, I think six hours is a good number. So, you have to put in eight hours of actual work? A usual workday is eig…
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Ask HN: How many hours per day are you working?
If you are tracking your time, how many hours of focused work are you doing per day on average? What I mean with focused work is only the time that you are working. Not counting th…
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