matallo

I asked ChatGPT (after posting my comment) and this is the response. "Uncle + Aunt = Great-Uncle is incorrect. A great-uncle is the brother of your grandparent."

uncle + aunt = great-uncle (91%)

great idea, but I find the results unamusing

I built something similar for my blog https://matall.in/posts/vietnam/

I didn't write a tutorial but you can check the code here https://github.com/matallo/matall.in

I immediately recognized the title of the HN post, and it always makes my day when I see GFW in the wild.

Thanks so much for your comment, as someone whose name appears in the list of contributors [0] and was in the presentation of the project when it first launched 8 years ago I feel very grateful being part of it and couldn't have expressed the work better.

[0] https://github.com/Vizzuality/gfw

Taking a look at the source code I can't tell if the author used a generator but it doesn't look like it.

I've worked in growth teams with a lot of SEO related work and I disagree too. Another thing is leveraging one of those engines to publish your content sooner, then iterate and build your own content management system.

I can confirm about the rendering issues, obscure errors, and the use of uBlock Origin.

Interested in this, too.

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We're growing the first tech team in the London office in Victoria, and now is an extraordinary time to join and drive the vision and the future of the team. The company also offers relocation support.

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- Senior Backend Engineer (Python, Django) https://jobs.lever.co/ebury/20ca4958-3fbb-4113-bd39-af696912...

- Product Manager https://jobs.lever.co/ebury/e0c89c62-1db7-44ce-94d4-c7b2b71e...

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To see all roles visit https://jobs.lever.co/ebury?lever-via=H6Xvr2QXYD

For any doubt just drop me a line: carlos.matallin at ebury dot com and I'll be happy to have a chat.

I can't agree more with this comment, for anybody using Jekyll, it's worth noting it is the templating language it uses, and my experience pretty much resembles this.

Also, Wren previously on Launch HN https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20461577

Ebury | London, UK | Full-time, On Site | https://www.ebury.com/

We empower businesses that want to trade and transact internationally.

More than 40,000 clients choose Ebury to provide the tools they need to manage their international trade and support their growth, including import lending, currency and risk products, and payment and collection facilities.

With the talent of our 800+ multicultural staff, combined with our cutting-edge technology, tailored product range, and exceptional customer service, we’re at the forefront of Fintech development. Today we have 22 offices across the world, with even more exciting expansion plans to come.

We're growing the first tech team in the London office in Victoria, and now is an extraordinary time to join and drive the vision and the future of the team. The company also offers relocation support.

- Senior Frontend Engineer (Vue.js) https://jobs.lever.co/ebury/c6d48d84-44d9-4995-a829-5ffa39ef...

- Senior Backend Engineer (Python, Django) https://jobs.lever.co/ebury/c5ca65b3-71ce-4656-b1d0-782bc263...

To see all roles visit https://jobs.lever.co/ebury?lever-via=H6Xvr2QXYD

For any doubt just drop me a line: carlos.matallin at ebury dot com and I'll be happy to have a chat.

Hey, not OP but I’m interested (London based). What’s the best way to reach out?

Ebury | London | Full-time, On Site | https://www.ebury.com/

We empower businesses that want to trade and transact internationally.

More than 40,000 clients choose Ebury to provide the tools they need to manage their international trade and support their growth, including import lending, currency and risk products, and payment and collection facilities.

With the talent of our 800+ multicultural staff, combined with our cutting-edge technology, tailored product range, and exceptional customer service, we’re at the forefront of Fintech development. Today we have 22 offices across the world, with even more exciting expansion plans to come.

We're growing the first tech team in the London office in Victoria, and now is an extraordinary time to join and drive the vision and the future of the team. The company also offers relocation support.

- Senior Frontend Engineer https://jobs.lever.co/ebury/c6d48d84-44d9-4995-a829-5ffa39ef...

To see all roles visit https://jobs.lever.co/ebury?lever-via=H6Xvr2QXYD

For any doubt just drop me a line: carlos.matallin at ebury dot com and I'll be happy to have a chat.

Do you have an email / contact info I could reach out to?

Here's my personal website: https://matall.in

I'm a fan of personal sites, too. Some of the ones that I like most, in no particular order:

https://macwright.org

https://zachholman.com

https://warpspire.com

https://paulstamatiou.com

http://francisco.dance

https://craigmod.com

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For our customers, using TransferWise is as simple as sending money from A to B, but behind our app and website is a complex engine of currencies and routes, that’s being designed, built and powered by our talented teams in cities around the world.

We’re just at the beginning of our story and we’re growing at an incredible pace. We won’t stop until anyone, anywhere can send, spend and receive money wherever they are, whatever they’re doing. There’s still heaps to do and we can’t do it alone.

We're hiring for multiple positions on our team, Organic Growth:

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To see all roles visit https://grnh.se/e63c675d1

The company also offers relocation support.

For any doubt just drop me a line: carlos.matallin at transferwise dot com and I'll be happy to have a chat

TransferWise | London | Full-time, On Site | https://transferwise.com

We’re making a positive, irreversible change in the world of finance. Together.

People on every continent are choosing TransferWise to help them live, travel and work internationally. We’re the fairest, easiest way to manage your money across borders.

Built by and for people who live global lives, we make sending money abroad up to 8 times cheaper than the bank. This is money without borders instant, convenient, transparent, and eventually free.

For our customers, using TransferWise is as simple as sending money from A to B, but behind our app and website is a complex engine of currencies and routes, that’s being designed, built and powered by our talented teams in cities around the world.

We’re just at the beginning of our story and we’re growing at an incredible pace. We won’t stop until anyone, anywhere can send, spend and receive money wherever they are, whatever they’re doing. There’s still heaps to do and we can’t do it alone.

We're hiring for multiple positions, but currently focused on:

- Technical SEO Specialist https://grnh.se/a2bc67ad1

- SEO analyst https://grnh.se/a72fe80f1

- SEO specialist news https://grnh.se/b3203be31

- UX Copywriter https://grnh.se/8c6228391

To see all roles visit https://grnh.se/e63c675d1

We're growing our team and there's plenty to do. The company also offers relocation support.

For any doubt just drop me a line: carlos.matallin at transferwise dot com

Next up was the laborious process of determining which bus lines one could actually take to each tennis court. My approach was 100% analog, starting from the top of the alphabetical list of tennis courts (Alamo Square) and marching straight through to the end (Youngblood Coleman), noting all of the bus lines that had a stop within reasonable walking distance to a court.

As a cartography nerd myself I was surprised just one comment suggested using GIS and geospatial analysis to match bus lines to tennis courts. Actually this very analysis could be made via services that provide a visual interface such as Mapbox or CARTO.

I recommend watching this documentary where Roger Tomlinson ("father of GIS") is highlighted https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3VLGvWEuZxI

For those interested in learning to create maps on the web and visualize geospatial data CARTO also has a free MOOC site https://carto.com/academy/

Disclosure: I used to work at CARTO

idea: using this as "send to kindle" generating pdfs from urls you stumble upon, and seamlessly sending them to the *@kindle.com email address to consume in the device

I don't know if there's an easier way or service these days

I ran an ultramarathon (64 miles).

During this time of the year last year I was at a very stressful period at work changing to a new leadership role. I started working out more seriously, and signed up for a half-marathon, that I completed successfully (I had been running occasionally on my own, previously).

As the rewards of physical exercise were kind of immediate and didn't depend on external factors but myself it motivated me to put together a training schedule, and set the goal of finishing an ultra, inspired by some friends. I didn't communicate it to many people but just a few close friends. It was an endurance challenge, and I am very happy to have it accomplished.

Also, my performance review improved.

This sounds a lot like Grunt.

We're moving past the days of the static web.

As much as I like site generators and I'd find this a good idea for some purposes I wouldn't state it is a replacement for static sites generators.