davidpelayo

Actually I think you're right. But I like to think it still useful for processes with no legal right to a full copy: landlord asking your ID on Whatsapp, the gym, or any other one that involves specifically an online process, precisely.

On the signed package I think that it would be awesome, but it requires tons of friction I would not be willing to get into right now. Although, makes a lot of sense.

Does this make sense?

Thanks for the comment. May I ask you what are you using it for?

Thank you! Fair questions indeed.

The idea is redacting for when you need to send your IDs primarily online; caring about your privacy and avoiding copies, indeed.

You could always do online check-in in the hotel, showing the needed info only, and when showing up physically you simply show it fully to the receptionist, for instance.

As someone who cares about data protection; I want to believe I should not accept the fact that all our data is still online available for bad actors; for which I still find necessary tools that make this endeavor easier.

Does this answer your questions?

Waoh! I didn't know this guy. Really interesting! Thanks for posting.

Run. Running is the only super-effective method I have found so far that REALLY helps me disconnecting.

Thanks! For the moment I published this: https://travelregulations.live/

I saw this pic and got the idea to do it. Anyone would like to help?

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1RIK4LQKz-wIxiVlYnPQ7...

Disable Javascript with the DevTools and see that nothing gets properly rendered. Conclude anything you'd like to share in this thread.

This is exactly what a product like Edpuzzle does for educational purposes. https://edpuzzle.com/

Thanks everybody. I didn't expect this massive amount of reactions. I've tried to update the github repo gathering the info you all provided me (mainly references, websites and books).

If anyone wants to raise a PR fixing english errors (non-native speaker here) I'd be much appreciated (https://github.com/davidpelayo/awesome-parenting).

I'll also add a spanish version soon.

Thanks for the info!

Thanks for your recommendation!

I don't know if it works for your or not. But, to me, it makes lot of sense to gather as much info as possible so that when I have doubts on doing something, I can query first what info says and maybe the decision-making process is better.

Of course we can. But maybe it's not bad to have extra resources, books, opinions, techniques and methodologies you might want to look at to reflect on whether your common sense makes actual sense or not? I think it's healthy to be open to listen other opinions and evaluate your owns.

Awesome, I'll link the book to the github repo.

Then it would be nice to have a good resource where to find science nice articles on many topics affecting parenting?

Thanks! I understand the potential conflicts on different approaches at so many different discussions.

However, as you've mentioned, it would be awesome to have a resource putting different opinions together.

As per in one of the comments below suggested, I've created this repo: https://github.com/davidpelayo/awesome-parenting so I'll be tracking all the info posted here and others findings.

Thanks for reading.

Good! Thanks. I'll add it to the repo I just created to document all this stuff. Appreciated!

I created it a few days ago, with another name. But I really liked your proposal. Find it here: https://github.com/davidpelayo/awesome-parenting

Feel free to add stuff. Really, I'm just asking this to get different opinions from people worldwide.

Meanwhile, we are still coding throughout the very same interface as 40 years ago: a keyboard.

It didn't get published

How certain startups CMS based content could go checking broken-links? 1. They implement their own checker - fair enough, if they want to do it. 2. They use a micro API for it and forget about investing the time on it, if it works well for them.

As a developer, I find this an useful API to validate links of my CMS generated websites within my CI system. This way, using sync requests to my sites, I can easily await the results and fail the jenkins job or promote the deployment.

By the way, here the output on news.ycombinator.com: https://brokenlink.io/api/check?url=https://news.ycombinator...

So, just trying to understand: how is that you find it useful but can't imagine someone paying for it? Could you elaborate a bit more?

which makes me wonder how this reached the frontpage

Just in case this converges into normality (if it becomes), how do you think this could affect to investment of tech startups in Barcelona area?

Yeah me too. That's why I (we) created the HN Notifier Chrome plugin, to subscribe to any thread and get notifications when new comments are posted.

I tried Hugo recently and must say it just works smooth. From the documentation quality point of view, there are things that still need improvement, but it's good enough to produce your own static sites in a few hours.

AFAIK, Hugo also allows you to import Jekyll themes. But, honestly, I haven't tried these ones you ask for yet. I'm willing to know people's feedback.

I think is for sure a joke, from our lovely friends of Google. Isn't better to give a lovely output instead of just copying the input?

I'm sorry. The client seemed not to have posted the first Ask. Just after I thought the thread got dead because of the link, so I posted this, and it turns out both have been published :(