Ohhh. I want this for my area. Great idea.
Show HN: Shitty Listings algorithmically finds undervalued property
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#12This site is completely blank with noscript on.
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#13This site is completely blank with noscript on.
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#14Why are all these houses so ugly?
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#15Why are all these houses so ugly?
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#16Crazy that “shitty” listings in California are $500k and up.
That said, by "shitty" I don't mean bad or cheap, just that the value would be boosted a lot if it was fixed up.
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#17This site is completely blank with noscript on.
These days I don't have much of a problem ignoring the "javascript disabled" demographic.
I expect some sites not to work fully, but completely blank is unexpected.
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#18This site is completely blank with noscript on.
It is a webapp, those require javascript. The fact that you do not like it is not really relevant.
Ludits cannot be allowed to stop progress.
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#19Earlier quoted context omitted.
These days I don't have much of a problem ignoring the "javascript disabled" demographic.
I don't disable javascript, only some externally loaded scripts. Anything loaded from the same host is allowed. I expect some sites not to work fully, but completely blank is unexpected.
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#20Earlier quoted context omitted.
These days I don't have much of a problem ignoring the "javascript disabled" demographic.
I don't disable javascript, only some externally loaded scripts. Anything loaded from the same host is allowed. I expect some sites not to work fully, but completely blank is unexpected.
We originally built this as a page on openlistings.co (/fixers), but then found this awesome domain. The assets are all the same from openlistings.co, we're just checking the current domain in our Backbone.js router. Kind of hacky, but it was the quickest way to get it up! Also, if you click any of the detail pages you need the rest of the assets anyway because it takes you back to openlistings.co. Long story short, it's pulling in assets and doing API calls to openlistings.co.