Show HN: Meet.hn – Meet the Hacker News community in your city
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#52Confirms my suspicion that the most active HN users are in Canada/East Coast/Europe. When I first discovered HN I thought it was a small Stanford thing, but over time realized it's mostly a Canada/Europe crowd (even most of the YC founders that come to San Francisco for their startup are from those places).
And thanks for the comment - made me look outside my immediate surroundings on the map!
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#53When I type in "Kraków, Poland", I get meet.hn/city/pl-undefined. Does your code handle diacritics correctly?
Nice idea, good luck with the top spot on HN!
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#56How is this protected from abuse? Why is this all public information?
It feels like a honeypot to be honest.
My suggestion would be to hide the names unless visitor is logged in AND there is a match in their city.
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#57mark my words, this will be worse than the reddit meetups.
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#58This 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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#60Also for those that nomading and changing places often would be good to have option to share location via WebLocation but make it randomized on the backend or even better in frontend (so that it's approximate to e.g 5-10km radius)