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by busymom0 6d ago
Unfortunately, no photo of said magazine. This is cool though: > This magazine, it looks nothing like anything you'd see on newsstands today. For one thing, it's over 200 pages long with a marbled hard cover.
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Turning the iPhone Duo Hinge into an Accordion(reddit.com)
2 points by busymom0 7d ago|0 comments
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by busymom0 8d ago
They'd had so much material to go on now. Someone should use AI to create it.
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by busymom0 8d ago
Duo users also likely have disposable income to spend on in app purchases, maybe click on ads to purchase things, and other monetization. So I do think it's worth building for it.
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by busymom0 8d ago
Developer here. Apple often rejects app submissions if the app doesn't look optimized for some iPhone device or iPad device. So won't be surprised if they reject new apps and updates for not being optimized for the Duo. This could
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Meta Launches Subscription Bundles(theverge.com)
3 points by busymom0 9d ago|0 comments
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by busymom0 10d ago
The chat notifications count badge on Reddit website has the same problem for me. Tells me I have messages when I don't. Or won't tell me I have messages when I do.
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by busymom0 10d ago
Has it ever happened where your submission goes to review and then just sits in the "In Review" state for many days? I am talking 4-5 days? or sometimes longer than a week? And then it gets approved? That's been happening ran
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by busymom0 10d ago
I've had same experience. Brand new iOS apps are taking weeks. My latest all took 3 weeks to get reviewed and approved. Updates to existing apps are fast though (1-2 days). Also, sometimes, apps will go in review and then just stay in
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by busymom0 11d ago
I am building the backend of a social media app I am making in Swift. I've previously used Vapor for the web server but right now, I am trying out Hummimgbird. Has anyone tried either? Would love to hear your experience with them.
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by busymom0 13d ago
Just like how browsers disable or mute auto playing videos, they should be able to prevent back button hijacking until user has clicking a link or button.
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by busymom0 14d ago
> can’t use claude to research AI What's this about? Where's this rule?
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by busymom0 14d ago
You should post your site to: https://www.reddit.com/r/RedditAlternatives/ It fits perfectly there.
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by busymom0 14d ago
Would you like to stay in touch over email about your ideas? My email is in my profile.
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Ask HN: What would make you pay $1 per month for a social media?
1 points by busymom0 14d ago|6 comments
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by busymom0 15d ago
I agree about the risks but when I search for those words in posts, I don't seem to find much. For example, here's stories with "prompt" (only look at post titles, not the story text): https://hn.algolia.com&#
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by busymom0 15d ago
On a related note, a friend of mine removed both the skin and even the center core (the seeds part) of cucumbers. I think all that's left is about 30% of the cucumber. I found that truly bizarre. Her reasoning was that it was too water
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by busymom0 15d ago
Aren't the seeds of the apple supposed to contain cyanide? Article points this out too and risk doesn't seem worth it. I used to eat the whole apple long time ago until someone pointed that out and from my googling, it was correct
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by busymom0 15d ago
I just hold it by the leaves in my fingers and take a huge bite of the entire berry with my teeth ending right before the leaves.
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by busymom0 15d ago
> My ideal Instagram algorithm would be to show me only the people I follow, in chronological order. Then show me a marker that I'm at the end of my feed and at that point they can offer me their feed. I am working on a new social m
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by busymom0 15d ago
That would miss a lot of posts. Here's how mine looks using my method: https://imgur.com/a/P1qMIok 9 out of 30 posts have been removed. Steps: Install uBlock Origin Lite. Then create a custom filter: news.yc
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by busymom0 15d ago
Here's how mine looks using my method: https://imgur.com/a/P1qMIok 9 out of 30 posts have been removed. Steps: Install uBlock Origin Lite. Then create a custom filter: news.ycombinator.com##tr.athing:has(a:h
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by busymom0 15d ago
Yea, it will also block words like email, daily, main, domain, train etc as the term AI is case insensitive without word boundaries. I used gemini to update it to: news.ycombinator.com##tr.athing:has(a:has-text(/\b(?:A\.?I\.?|A\.
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by busymom0 15d ago
I think you should replace vibecode with vibecod so that you can catch vibecoding too. Also add "vibe cod" with a space. And add token, Gemini, OpenAI, llama
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by busymom0 15d ago
Same here. Glad I stuck with native iOS development. I still haven’t switched to SwiftUI though (except for some small stuff). Still sticking with UIKit here.
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by busymom0 15d ago
I develop iOS and Android apps and all the apps I have in App/Play Store are native. I did try React Native a few years ago but I just didn’t like how much extra bloat I had to include as third party dependencies. Plus now with iPhone
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by busymom0 16d ago
I think the rounded corners of the the duo might be more comfortable to hold when open.
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by busymom0 16d ago
Even in Canada, it starts at $3000
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by busymom0 16d ago
The first few years of recorded presentation was okay because they were showing the Apple Park building which was pretty unique and the transitions were super cool. But now, it's the same old stuff again and again. It's the same b
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by busymom0 18d ago
Imagine if they used the stackoverflow model of "closed as dupe"

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