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   by busymom0 3y ago

   That’s only if hacker news decides to implement it. And based on their motto, I doubt they will.
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   by busymom0 3y ago

   That's a perfectly fair point. I personally think HN is one of the best designed sites out there. Being extremely minimal is one of the best designs. I hope that never changes. I built HACK specifically to be able to be notified when p
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   by busymom0 3y ago

   That’s only for “production” apps. You can do the development and testing without approval and based on my past experience, for a single user, that’s sufficient as I don’t remember being throttled during my testing. For individual user, I t
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   by busymom0 3y ago

   I am the developer of HACK, hacker news app for iOS, android and MacOS. I have been working on a decentralized link + text sharing site called AvocadoReader for last few weeks. I am hoping to have an extremely early beta next week. I shared
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   by busymom0 3y ago

   That’s sort of skirting around the rules and I won’t be surprised if Reddit simply starts requiring manual approval for API usage which will kill this workaround.
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   by busymom0 3y ago

   Technically that could be done. Each user could create a client ID and then input that in the app and then the app could use it to make requests. But I doubt Reddit will be happy about that and will quickly send a cease and desist to the de
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   by busymom0 3y ago

   If I remember correctly, those end points are going away with the api changes.
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   by busymom0 3y ago

   I wouldn't call it "devaluation" because what Reddit is basically saying is that Apollo is worth $20 million at least. Won't be surprised if they first squeeze the third party apps out of business, then buy them for supe
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   by busymom0 3y ago

   First, they will kill Apollo by squeezing it out of API costs. Once it's dead, they will buy it for cheap.
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    by busymom0 3y ago

    I suspect that will also go away soon.
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    Apps Getting Worse(tbray.org)

    25 points by busymom0 3y ago|12 comments
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    by busymom0 3y ago

    I just shared that about my mom's parrot and then I came across your comment! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36101594
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    by busymom0 3y ago

    My mom has a parrot (would fly away in evening and then come back every morning to eat and then slowly stopped flying away and would stay overnight, so we decided to keep it) and it also has nightmares or something sometimes at night while
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    The lost origins of asymmetric crypto – Project C-43(jameshfisher.com)

    1 points by busymom0 3y ago|0 comments
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    by busymom0 3y ago

    Thanks! Those are incredible. I was looking for some design inspiration and those look very useful.
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    by busymom0 3y ago

    > google cloud They probably use and rely on that service themselves.
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    by busymom0 3y ago

    For a second, I thought this was about YouTube Shorts and I was like "hmmmm why are they killing their successful product which I hate?". Then I read your comment and re-read the title.
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    Ask HN: What's the best “dark mode” themed website and app you have come across?

    1 points by busymom0 3y ago|2 comments
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    Ask HN: ActivityPub VS Nostr VS Matrix – which one have you tried?

    1 points by busymom0 3y ago|0 comments
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    by busymom0 4y ago

    If you upload to YouTube, why couldn’t you still be an independent content creator? Like writers on Substack are still considered independent.
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    by busymom0 4y ago

    Are those considered Canadian content? Correct me if I am wrong, Bieber’s music is produced in the US.
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    by busymom0 4y ago

    Can this have the potential of having the MoviePass type outcome? Also, wouldn’t this overcrowd public transit?
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    by busymom0 4y ago

    Can someone explain what it means by: > The keel was sealed with horse blood in keeping with Finnish tradition I tried googling “keel horse blood” but didn’t find anything useful.
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    Ask HN: What do you all think of HN hiding/showing scores on comments?

    3 points by busymom0 4y ago|1 comments
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    by busymom0 4y ago

    Elon probably putting his domain name to use finally: https://techcrunch.com/2017/07/10/elon-musk-x-dot-com/ He bought it back in 2017 from PayPal: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/statu
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    The Cardiac Arrhythmia Suppression Trial (1995)(ahajournals.org)

    1 points by busymom0 4y ago|0 comments
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    by busymom0 4y ago

    Just yesterday, I asked it a question about whether a certain company said something specifically and first it said no. Then I asked it if the company said that in its SEC filings and then it said yes. Then I pointed out to it that it’s ans
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    Patriot Act on steroids: anti-TikTok Trojan horse for censorship, surveillance(dossier.substack.com)

    181 points by busymom0 4y ago|167 comments
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    by busymom0 4y ago

    Non anecdotal: In a 94% vaccinated study, 56% reported being unaware of their infection: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle... Seroprevalence data also shows 90% of population has already
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    by busymom0 4y ago

    The "two (of many) statistically significant studies" you provided are worthless as they are even before when delta wasn't even around. Relying on such outdated studies to make your point is very misleading when my comment sp