commie.io VS FindMyArea

The first version of https://indieblog.page/ took about a weekend. My pastebin with line commenting https://commie.io/ was also a weekend project. Heck even the first version of DokuWiki was done on a weekend, but that one still isn't done... - Source: Hacker News / about 1 month ago

Not the OP, but I've actually made something like that to help people figure out where to live in London based on the criteria they care about -- here it is https://findmyarea.co.uk/?search_type=areas Would be great to see similar tools for other cities! - Source: Hacker News / about 1 month ago

I've been working on a project that lets you search for properties in London (UK, not Ontario) with a huge number of filters. Property agents in England typically put very little effort into writing useful listings and the dominant search engine, Rightmove, has barely changed in 20 years. So you have to collate information from a lot of sources – and it takes a lot longer than it should – to find properties that... - Source: Hacker News / 30 days ago

For recommendations on areas to live have a look at the wiki - the first few links there let you search by budget and commute time (and Find My Area let's you put in a whole lot of other stuff). You've told us very little on what sort of area you'd like to live in, so hard for us to say anything helpful. Source: about 1 year ago

Have a look at the wiki - the links right at the top of that page let you search by commute time and budget (and a lot of other factors if you use Find My Area, which was created by a redditor who wanted to provide a solution to these daily threads). Source: about 1 year ago

Check the first few links on the wiki - those let you search by commute time and budget. Find My Area definitely lets you put in multiple commute destinations. Source: over 1 year ago