joefarish

I thought this might have been an article on turning nuclear waste into glass (vitrification). Might be of interest to some people especially given current questions/challenges regarding reclassifying nuclear as "renewable":

https://mo-sci.com/vitrification-nuclear-waste-management/

I think this is a great idea. A few thoughts on the site:

1. Initially I was entering the hashtags with the # included e.g "#formula1" and I couldn't understand why it wasn't working. Perhaps you could just automatically remove/ignore the # symbol if someone types it in?

2. It would be great if you could provide links to some pre-canned searches for recent events. For example: a recent F1 race (f1calendar.com) , football game (https://footballcal.com/) or popular TV show.

2.a) Related to the above it would be great to be able to link directly to a particular hashtag & time period e.g https://www.hashtagreplay.com/?t=1627822800&h=f1

3. Would you be able to add the ability to "pause" or "rewind" a hashtag? Sometimes I'll be watching a show (normally live sport) and the TV feed or stream will be on a slight delay. I'd love to be able to pause the twitter feed so that I can get the two in sync.

4. Perhaps a "premium" feature could be the ability to replay tweets from a twitter list/collection. For example, replay the tweets from Formula 1 journalists during a race.

“A modest amount of sleep loss (restricting the time allowed for sleep to 4 hours for one night) reduced natural killer (NK) cell activity to an average of 72%, compared with NK cell activity in participants who had a full night's sleep” [1]

In other words even one night of sleep deprivation significantly impairs your immune system. See also, “Sleep is your superpower” https://ed.ted.com/lessons/BVciktYZ

[1] https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/work-hour-training-for-nurses/long...

In terms of TV money, there is a big revenue disparity:

https://www.reddit.com/r/soccer/comments/mw8jqp/tv_money_dis...

You might find PM Starter Pack useful https://pmstarterpack.com/?ref=producthunt

This looks super useful - nice job!

3 attendee max/request seems low for $9/month per user.

Agreed, once I started unsubscribing from the low-effort default subreddits (pictures, funny etc) and start finding more niche subreddits I enjoyed the Reddit experience a lot more.

There are also some really cool sites out there that provide recommendations on related subreddits such as https://anvaka.github.io/sayit/?query=python

How are you funding your company? Any specific reason why you have chosen London rather than some other part of the UK?

I imagine you don't want to share too much info about this, but I'd be interested in any more detail you are willing to share.

Performance wise I've been very happy with Stadia so far. I also think once FIFA and Madden are released there will be a significant uptick in player numbers.

https://toys.lerdorf.com/low-cost-vps-testing Discussion here - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21725853

Spain probably has more cases but is doing less testing.

I see you have support for threads - unlike Buffer! :-)

Have you heard of https://www.kill-the-newsletter.com/ ?

Discussion of it here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12949154

What is the name of the tool?

Have you thought about adding a read only link that just shows the rendered Markdown (but doesn't reveal the identifier for the editable markdown)?

I use the word "unsubscribe" to filter out a lot of emails. There are occasional false positives but after combining the above filter with a whitelist of senders it has proven to be very effective.

Someone else asked about this recently: Ask HN: What's the latest on that “Big Hack” story by Bloomberg? - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19526348

Anecdotally, most posts on HN refer to content created in the last ~ 2 weeks.

I would expect to start seeing people add (2018) once we hit February.

I'd recommend taking a look at http://www.reddit.com/r/mechanicalkeyboards

I don't see how you can blame a user for repeated kernel panic issues.

Agreed, just tried it and it's super useful. Most useful UK train site since http://traintimes.org.uk was created!

I had exactly the same problem when I tried to move to DDG. The 'Basic' theme looks quite similar to Google's search results. After trying DDG with this theme I was able to make the switch stick.

https://spreadprivacy.com/ from DuckDuckGo is quite good

The Duck Duck Go privacy blog has some good practical posts from time to time - https://spreadprivacy.com/

"While most features of goo.gl will eventually sunset, all existing links will continue to redirect to the intended destination." https://developers.googleblog.com/2018/03/transitioning-goog...

If it's a basic CRUD app Rails would be a great option (Rails is good for a lot more than that of course!).

There is also a good BBC documentary, "The Box that chnaged Britain" about the social and economic impact of the shipping container on Britain.

I'm a big fan of https://www.enpass.io and it also has two-factor authentication support :-)