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toddcooke
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About toddcooke
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/toddcooke
GitHub: https://github.com/toddcooke
Old HN profile: https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=tcvt
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Comment #38550641
Link to the repo 404s https://www.flickr.org/tools/flickypedia/about/ https://github.com/Flickr-Foundation/flickypedia
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Comment #37350757
Similar to https://github.com/toddcooke/namechecker
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Comment #37299241
Cool idea! How did you decide how to limit the colors for flags with many colors? For instance: https://flagpalette.com/kansas-flag-colors Kansas lists 5 colors but there are likel…
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Comment #37227849
Check out https://namechecker.vercel.app if you want to see if a project name has already been taken.
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Comment #37063921
Thanks! - just added GitLab support
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Comment #37048225
Should be fixed now. The GitHub endpoint for repos returns a list of possible matches and now they get filtered to fully equal the search input https://github.com/toddcooke/nameche…
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Comment #37037072
Added - good suggestion!
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Comment #37035109
The code is here for those interested https://github.com/toddcooke/namechecker
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Comment #37025096
Fixed - Thanks for pointing this out!
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Comment #37011777
Thanks! I hadn't considered folks exploring existing results for curiosity's sake, but that's a good point. I'll show taken domains and add links in an update.
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Show HN: Name Checker – Find project name collisions
Name Checker is a tool for when you want to create a new project and don’t want to check all the places (npm, apt, GitHub) for a name collision, you can just use this tool instead.…
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Comment #35189357
I learned of this word while watching this documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJI8XTa_DII
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Comment #31580367
The documentary Meet Your Meat. It was hard to watch, but I'm glad I did. Haven't eaten meat in a decade and I won't ever again. The hardest part was eating meals with others, as v…
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