I’m getting the following error: “No about section for this HN user. Waiting a minute to let HN API update.“ https://imgur.com/a/B1u4ZXA
Show HN: Meet.hn – Meet the Hacker News community in your city
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#112you should probably use some kind of API to help people input their city/country.
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#113Very cool!
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#114Re: Show HN: Meet.hn – Meet the Hacker News community in your city
#115Edit: seems to be fixed (by removing my icon from the map, now it throws error 500 when posting the data to re-add it).
Edit 2: you can place yourself in North Korea but clicking the [M] doesn't work because the name contains non ASCII characters. Also it returns error 405 when adding yourself (despite actually saving the data).
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#116This is a great idea, and I sincerely want it to work out. For myself, I'll probably not use it, but that's because I'm an "old," and I stopped attending local meetups, because I was always surrounded by a circle of avoidance, where no one would look at me, or have anything to do with me. Got a bit tiresome, but it's the way of the world, I guess. For non-olds, these meetups are great, with a lot of energy and enthus…
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#117undefined-McMurdo-Station
probably best to just allow us to enter GPS coordinates
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#118mark my words, this will be worse than the reddit meetups.
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#119I would suggest to add website option for socials
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#120When I type in "Kraków, Poland", I get meet.hn/city/pl-undefined. Does your code handle diacritics correctly?
Well, congrats on finding the second bug! Thanks! This one is pretty big, even as big as it's funny. > Does your code handle diacritics correctly? It seems it doesn't, no. Sorry for this. It's my first attempt at an international product. To give you more details, I'm using this query to fetch cities data: https://nominatim.openstreetmap.org/search?city=${rawCity}&c... I probably shouldn't have restricted accept-lang…