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by busymom0 3y ago
The "sign up" button's hit area is only on the actual text and not around it within the button. So it took me a few times to realize why my tap on the button wasn't working. Only when I tapped the text itself did it work
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by busymom0 3y ago
Put the sound files on an Amazon s3 or cloudflare r2 bucket and have the app download them. Maybe put a json file on there too and the app checks if the json has any files which aren't downloaded and if so, it downloads them.
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by busymom0 3y ago
"Jab" has been used in courts too to describe "jab or job" policies.
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by busymom0 3y ago
Thanks for bringing attention to this. I will add this endpoint to my hacker news app HACK. Are there any other endpoints people don't know about?
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by busymom0 3y ago
What in the UI or UX of discords has this effect?
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Plaintiffs prevail in litigation regarding platform content-moderation decisions(twitter.com)
2 points by busymom0 3y ago|0 comments
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by busymom0 3y ago
For what it's worth, my iOS and Android hacker news app called HACK includes push notifications for replies to posts and comments.
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by busymom0 3y ago
Also note this other post by the author on How Reddit ranking algorithms work: https://web.archive.org/web/20120423010114/http://amix.dk/bl...
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How Hacker News ranking algorithm works as per arc code(web.archive.org)
17 points by busymom0 3y ago|3 comments
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by busymom0 3y ago
Depending upon the type of content, one might want to look into using the Readability (Browder's reader view) to parse the webpage. It will give you all the useful info without the junk. Then you can put it in the DB as needed. https:
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Cross-Browser Tabindex Woes(alexlande.com)
1 points by busymom0 3y ago|0 comments
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by busymom0 3y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I will add that icon in the next update.
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by busymom0 3y ago
No, I think you might be conflating my implementation with what the Lemmy/Fediverse/ActivityPub does. I am not using any of those. Unlike those, in my LimeReader, there’s no real concept of “accounts” or registration. The “login”
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by busymom0 3y ago
Each action from the user (post, comment, votes etc) are signed by their private key. The resulting signature is sent along with the public key. The servers and clients all verify the signature with that public key.
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by busymom0 3y ago
Remember Alien Blue before Reddit bought it? That app still appears to work: https://www.reddit.com/r/AlienBlue/comments/14nimob/alien_bl...
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by busymom0 3y ago
I suspect that those who bothered to go through the effort of downloading a third party app were also power users who most likely also contributed a lot more content than other users. How many content creators did Reddit lose by killing the
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by busymom0 3y ago
Reddit will be able detect that easily.
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by busymom0 3y ago
That’s something I am trying to solve with my upcoming site LimeReader. The user data gets submitted to multiple servers and retrieved from multiple servers. Users can add their own servers if they like too. I was hoping to have the beta al
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by busymom0 3y ago
Regarding json/text instead of jsonb, https://medium.com/geekculture/postgres-jsonb-usage-and-perf... Says that jsonb is better suited for my needs as I need it to be indexed for lots of searching. Almost all my q
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Ask HN: Have you switched from Postgres or relational data to MongoDB?
5 points by busymom0 3y ago|3 comments
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by busymom0 3y ago
Why did your bucket size go down from 70 to 18GB? Do you use presigned URLs?
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Ask HN: Have you used Cloudflare R2?
4 points by busymom0 3y ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: Any innovative anonymous non-paid ways of preventing spam and bots?
1 points by busymom0 3y ago|2 comments
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by busymom0 3y ago
Yep. And if I remember correctly, data upto some recent year is also available on Google’s big query?
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Developers can't fix bad management (2020)(iism.org)
16 points by busymom0 3y ago|1 comments
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by busymom0 3y ago
This would probably get challenged in court as an undue infringement on mobility rights. Only the rich will be able to afford mobility because of this.
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by busymom0 3y ago
Nostr is pretty good and I was inspired by its idea. However, I didn’t like a few things and that’s why I decided to build my own protocol. 1. Nostr relies on Schnorr scheme for signing the data. While from my research, the patent on it has
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by busymom0 3y ago
Haha thanks! Glad you could find my app easily!
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by busymom0 3y ago
I am the developer of HACK, hacker news app for iOS, android and MacOS, one of the top hacker news apps on the app stores. I have been working on a decentralized link + text sharing site called AvocadoReader for last few weeks. I describe i
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by busymom0 3y ago
With his finally adding support for web push notifications, I think we are pretty much there already. What else is missing that’s needed for most apps?

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