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hansy

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About hansy

    name       = "Hans Yadav"
    identifier = "hans"
    domain     = "hansy"
    tld        = "me"
    contact    = "#{identifier}@#{domain}.#{tld}"

Recent public activity

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    Comment #47051194

    Insanely cool. I'm in the midst of building a web tabletop for Magic [1] that really just me and my friends use, but I'm wondering if there's a way I can contribute our game data t…

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    Show HN: I built a daily, "Family Feud" style game

    Hey HN, I built a little game to test out a few technologies I wanted to try out. The object of the game is simple: find the most common answers to a prompt. How it works: - player…

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    Comment #29997936

    Yup that's about right. I don't mind though; I view this project as a labor of love.

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    Comment #29997922

    Ha I appreciate the thought, but it's hard to compare novel writing from thought leaders to funny images. I wish I could charge more, but I don't think the value is quite there yet…

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    Comment #29997024

    Web comic newsletter: https://funnies.page Full disclosure - $500+/month in revenue, but not profit. The majority (95%) goes to the creators I work with.

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    Ask HN: What's the simplest way to make a rudimentary matching algorithm?

    An example application for matching would be finding housemates based on shared interests, distance from some point on a map, etc. Any low-code/no-code tool suggestions to visualiz…

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    Comment #28665774

    Oof you're 100% right; definitely missed this.

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    Comment #28665251

    Yup this is indeed a limitation in that once a code is used, the next person essentially has to wait at least one minute before they can get another working code. My target is smal…

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    Comment #28665149

    Using a separate device (yubikey, mobile phone, etc) is always recommended, but this is a bit more secure than meets the eye. Someone would have to get access to your Slack account…

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    Comment #28665099

    At the moment I don't log/track anything (I don't even store user emails), but I can see an audit trail being extremely useful. Thanks for the suggestion!

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    Comment #28665089

    One conscious decision made when building this was not to blast 2FA codes inside some channel where potentially anyone can see them, which would indeed be pretty bad when users are…

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    Comment #27711622

    I can give you some data from my own newsletter [1]. Newsletter supports both RSS and Pocket as alternative sources for newsletter issues. ~200 subscribers ~6% accessed their RSS U…

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    Comment #26169156

    Even for my own newsletter ( https://funnies.page ) I set up email filters so I wouldn’t get email notifications in the morning. Eventually added RSS and the option to disable emai…

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    Comment #26121270

    [shameless plug] I run a web comic newsletter ( https://funnies.page ) for anyone interested in comics from contemporary artists. I’m always in search of the next great comic strip…

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    Ask HN: Could a VPN that pays you work?

    Recently I've been thinking a lot about the Facebook VPN that paid its users to collect data from them. There was a ton of backlash around this story, but it left me wondering, cou…

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    Comment #18104084

    I actually like this. 1.) Totally opt-in. Unless this cafe holds a monopoly on the coffee market on this college campus, students can choose to participate. 2.) It seems like the s…

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    Ask HN: Refundable deposit in an app a good idea?

    Does anyone have experience using refundable deposits to filter out serious applicants/users from not-so-serious ones? Does it work? Why or why not? An example of a service that us…

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