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Paywalled :(

Real-estate tracker and analysis for my home country (Latvia)

https://map.brokalys.com

Open source: http://github.com/brokalys

Yes. :)

Not all interviews are algo-heavy. I recently interviewed for a position in AWS and the challenge was a simple floodfill argo (leetcode easy).

And now Bolt (formely Taxify) is getting competition from Yandex.Taxi. The Russian equivalent of Uber.

It's a race to the bottom. But customers benefit, which is nice.

Would you please care to elaborate on point 2 or provide additional information to learn about this? BTW - I'm from the EU.

Nice tool!

It would be really nice to be able to save the estimate to send to clients. Don't necessarily need backend for that - we can store data in the querystring for a fast & easy hack.

I was so sad when I found out that they've pulled the plug on that project. Too late to export data, so I lost all my data.

Thanks for this. It made me giggle.

Privacy.com is available only for the US. Anything similar available in Europe?

Building your own house seems like a pretty common thing from where I come from (Eastern Europe). Nonetheless, the timelapses he does look really cool.

Click on the location icon in top navigation bar, type in "Seattle", select it and then navigate back to the page. You'll now be able to see the contents.

Github is having problems and it's affecting CircleCI. No need to panic.

https://status.circleci.com/incidents/7kh6gjr47r8j

What other devices would you suggest for someone looking to buy a sleep tracker/smart alarm?

Eastern European here.

Yes, the heritage of the iron curtain is slowly disappearing, but I would not say that it is happening as fast as the author thinks it is.

As an example, there is still a serious division between the "nationals" and "occupants" (Russian speaking people) in Latvia. We have different politicians, celebrations, churches, companies and neighborhoods for people speaking in either the Latvian or Russian language.

Youth still tries to get away from the country since the working conditions are not the best. I'm lucky to be working in IT, where it's much better than the for the rest of the population (developers tend to make more than our politicians), but that's due to western countries looking for cheap IT labor (cheap for them; but good money for locals).

What about Europeans? It doesn't seem like the sign-up form supports European phone numbers (least not Latvian).

Do You have any plans supporting email notifications instead of phone notifications?

Thanks! I've been looking for something like this for quite a while now, but without any success.

Thanks! Just ordered mine. Looking forward to learning with it.

Do you have any good bookmarks that You could share with a complete beginner?

Is there any way to buy these from Europe?

Looks interesting. Is there any video example of this?

Do we actually have any proof of that or is it just something that the media is feeding us?

I love the idea, but what about copyright issues? It's easier for Hollywood to take down a single site than to take down thousands of people having an installed application.

Other than that - great implementation. I didn't know this was even possible! Good job.

Anything similar for OSX?

This will be quite useful for me, thanks!

If I apply to work at a company remotely - how do I know that I'm not getting screwed over (not paid)? I'm 19 and some of my friends have gotten screwed over by a few foreign employers whilst working remotely. Do You have any tips to find a good place?

This is a great thing to have for CMSs. Clients often times don't understand what's `navigation.html` or `top header`, so this could aid in helping them to understand it. Good job!

Basis Peak does look much more advanced, but I wouldn't say that it has many more features that other bands don't have. In my opinion, the bigest factor for it is the design (both site and product). It just looks a little less futuristic and as something that regular people could actually use on a day-to-day basis.

Am I the only one that feels a bit dissapointed about the design of this device?

Up till now all of the new iphones seemed to get nicer and nicer design-wise, but this seems like a big step back to iphone 3. Perhaps it's just my taste.

Seeing that I spend most of my day staring at pixels (squares), I always find this hexagonal art remarkably amazing.

I know that back in the day using squares was the easiest way how to represent images on the screen, but could the exact same thing be done with hexagons nowadays?

Just hypothetically.

If the story of the great flood (Holy Bible) is real - could it be that this is where all of the water has gone? Could this water some time in the future "rise up" once more and create a second worldwide flood?

Yeah, I do. How forgetful of me. Thanks!