thanks for sharing these! definitely great to look for. Ikea also has both mechanical and motorized standing desks. Cardoard based stands like Refold also looks great but didn't tried them.
hi, this CSV and JSON dataset includes more than 43,000 projects published on YC HN in Show HN, Reddit and other websites. Dataset covers from May 2017 to November 2020 and was used for AllSideProjects.com (now closed).
Great platform with a diverse groups of startup founders, entrepreneurs and experienced CTO. I'm visiting it regularly and there is always something interesting to read.
From the technical side I like that I can use `markdown` inside messages. Web version is also smooth and fast even on mobile Safari.
The platform reminds me of Reddit and will be great to get weekly or bi-weekly digests pointing out to interesting discussions in different groups. Also, Reddit has lot of NSFW groups and NSFW posts. I wonder if OpenLand can be used for NSFW content or NSFW groups?
PDF Multitool is the PDF reader app for Windows that is designed for geeks! Includes dark mode support for viewing pdf files as well as set of tools like:
- pdf splitter and pdf merger
- table data extraction with automatic search
- convert pdf to CSV, JSON, XML, TXT, JPG, PNG
- sensitive data analysize and remover (auto and manual modes)
- rare tools like unsearchable PDF maker (turns your text searchable PDFs into scanned like PDF)
The app is free for non-commercial usage with no restrictions in the functionality. If you use it for business purposes then you may purchase a Business License.
Hope you will like it and will appreciate any comments and suggestions. Thanks!
hi all,
made this free chrome plugin (and recently updated to add support for LinkedIn) to easily add private notes to LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter accounts. Notes are displayed as a list along with links to these accounts and exportable to CSV.
Hi all,
I work on this search engine which is made to help patients to research prices from various US hospitals. Hospitals are required to publish their price lists online starting this year but it is a real pain going from website to website.
Current version contains 5M+ prices from doznes of hospitals and will be growing.
Planning to addd these things:
- Indication of charge types (procedure, drugs, etc)
- Better filtering
- Export to downloadable CSV
Made this Data Playground to help non-technical people to work with CSV files by filtering, sorting, viewing data from them using natural language questions like: "Show 5 recent orders", "Get customers with email like Berry", "Get orders with size like XL".
For technical people it also can work with SQL queries (just use the special switch).
The app works online, any suggestions and comments would be appreciated!
Few months ago I've encountered the issue with Zendesk online customer support service that they are not allowing receiving files and attachments larger than 10 megabytes. Gmail is also limited to 25 mb per attachments. So along with a developer I've made this small web app prototype that works like this:
- user signs up and configures a branded "inbox" page by uploading a logo, setting colors, customizing mesages. Here is the live example for Cats Photo Company
- user shares the link to the "file inbox" to her clients inviting them to send files through this form
- clients then can send common files and super large files (like 6 gb or more per file) through this page. The page resumes if connection is lost, also uses multithreaded uploads to speed up the process.
- Once files are submitted, notification about new "ticket" is sent to the user and user may then download files submitted by a client
- (not yet working) tickets are synced to Zendesk and similar customer support services if any
The idea is great and tried it but probably it is not working for all people equally. So prefer to use https://play.mubert.com that can also play indefinetely or just spin up 1-2 hour mixes on RTS.FM (available on soundcloud and and as Apple iTunes podcasts)
Hi,
My name is Eugene and we made this little online SQL language trainer to help non-programmers to learn basic SQL queries. And more important, it shows the result of query entered.
Any suggestions and comments are welcome!
and many thanks for all the suggestion already made! And seems like we should better remove MySQL specific command from the very first question.