kzisme
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The min req is probably crazy I assume but I'll take a peek :)
Curious how this will play out (if true) for folks who signed up for that annual plan - expecting Claude Code to be included.
How challenging are these to setup locally and have them running?
Yeah, initially I was going to go with "Airport Exchange" but that domain was taken - this one was available and fairly straightforward without being too long. Thanks for the input!
Yeah!
This was also kind of built out of the idea of my people on smaller (like small towns) Facebook groups asking for rides to the airport, rides to the doctors, etc, etc.
I'm just not sure how the userbases will discover this but that's one of the things to figure out!
Posted by
kzisme on Monday March 16, 2026 @04:56PM
from the show-hn dept.
https://airportswap.com/
I've been living in Denver for a few years and the prices for simple airport rides are kind of crazy.In an effort to build/expand community - I built Airport Swap. It is a platform to exchange rides to/from the airport _for free_. Give a ride to get a ride!Airport Swap is was built with the intention of building (or finding) community or relying on a circle of trust to choose drivers/riders...
What server(s)/channel(s) do you like to idle in? I miss being on irc :(
I miss the days of going over to neighbors houses, ringing the doorbell and seeing if people wanted to do stuff.
That, or college just walking around dorms to find stuff going on.
While I generally agree with this sentiment - it's pretty hard to maintain friendships and relationships where both parties don't talk because they're both waiting to be spontaneous.
I don't "book/plan" things with friends, but it makes a massive difference to consistently reach out and nurture friendships.
The way you're describing meeting people seems fun, but half the time folks are busy with life or other stuff to be spontaneous.
I work from home, live far away from family, and sometimes the only social interaction I get each day is getting marketing text messages from HelloFresh. I then can take the time to go speak to my local barista for ~30 seconds and buy a drink.
I guess it depends what lens you are looking through. Most people on TikTok would happily give their SSN, DOB, and any data over to a company to watch videos, make money on silly shit that happens on TikTok.
Other folks think TikTok is legitimately a news source and the government is keeping things from them.
Maybe I'm too old, but I DO NOT understand the TikTok livestreams of people sleeping, obvious pre-recorded video, etc...and people sending gifts constantly.
The "creator fund" incentivized just posting a lot, sharing, and once Tiktok shop was introduced almost every other video is someone talking about "Tiktok shop made a mistake on pricing buy this item". Shills all of them. I don't think being a "creator" on TikTok should be a "job" for people.
A lot of folks on TikTok have been speculating that Meta/Musk/etc might become owners in some way. Shou, the TikTok CEO - apparently updated his bio to not include "TikTok CEO" post-blackout.
I personally, feel that it's quite a reach for the government to ban social apps such as TikTok. It's pretty much just become endless posts of people trying to make a living off of commission/sales/views. Something will obviously replace it if it does get banned (much like Vine), but "creator culture" is just depressing.
Super visible with the naked eye an hour and a half east of Denver. At some points the whole sky turned colors from green/pink/blue.
https://imgur.com/a/8TJpI5i
Some photos if anyone is interested
How easy are these integrations to setup? I use straight up Nextcloud sync and while it works most of the time sometimes it's a little finnicky (when I don't have cell service or something like that)
Is there a different backend/purpose behind each separate domain/site?
Posted by
kzisme on Monday July 03, 2023 @02:13PM
from the ntietz.com dept.
Some folks dislike exposing parts (or any) part of their internal network.
Pi-Hole + VPN usually works without issue for me.
Every job I have ever held I assumed that there was basically no expectation of privacy. I'm always very surprised when people work from their personal machines or use any personal device for work related tasks (even emails?)
What if the 12% were answering questions - not asking o.O. Hell, I'd rather a person go through the effort/thought process of asking a _good_ question to get closer to the answer they might be looking for.
Maybe I haven't had enough coffee today, but what does "IC" stand for?
Do you have any tips/advice for someone who feels slightly stuck in an industry/tech stack? Ideally I want to switch jobs at some point away from what I've been doing, but don't have the ability to gain experience with language 'x' in a "professional" setting.
Due to this, I find it challenging to apply (or even consider applying) to positions that I find really interesting.
This is one of my main gripes with iOS. Even with folder/app/device specific folders it's a massive headache.
As you mentioned Syncthing works flawlessly as well as other methods on Android.
Thanks for that link! I was trying to remember what the number/theory was called.
At least for me when friendships/relationships become transactional it loses a lot of the value. This method of staying in touch feels _very_ transactional, and I just imagine sending some random person you spoke to a few times in high school/university a message every 6 months - 1 year.
Some people aren't meant to be in your life forever, and that's okay! However, there the people you choose to make time for will stick around.
Maybe off topic - but what kind of coffee setup do you have? :)
That's fair - I've been working fully remote for ~5 years now and I'm trying to decide where to move (not under the same constraints as OP though)
Sort of a side tangent, but what is the best way to go about choosing a place (even in the US) to live? Aside from budget ofc.