busymom0

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by busymom0 8y ago
I find the homepage way too crowded.
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by busymom0 8y ago
As someone who used to be able to get away with 6 hours of sleep when I was young but now can't operate properly without 8 hours of sleep, does this mean my gene is somehow changing as I get older?
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by busymom0 8y ago
This reminds me of Soundcloud a few years ago when they were giving away API access for free for unlimited plays but then were almost close to bankrupt and pretty much shut down all API plays. I ended up shutting down my 3rd party app then
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by busymom0 8y ago
Is there any particular reason they are still using Heroku instead of something like DO or AWS+S3? They can probably save a lot of money that way. Unless Heroku is offering them some good deal?
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by busymom0 8y ago
Somebody should built an equivalent for gifs and videos
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by busymom0 8y ago
Somebody researched a bunch of CDNs and compared them: https://www.custompcguide.net/keycdn-vs-bunnycdn-vs-belugacd...
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by busymom0 8y ago
This whole thing started when Apple banned Facebook's enterprise certificated because they were using them for consumer directed apps + directing the user's data through their own VPN. This was clearly an abuse of the enterprise c
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by busymom0 8y ago
How are you getting the "Show HN past month", "Ask HN past month" etc? As far as I knew, we don't have an endpoint for those.
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by busymom0 8y ago
Are there screenshots or something of this "asking for email password" thing the article talks about? I feel like anyone who sees a facebook page asking for their email password should already feel a bit warned and skeptical. I ha
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by busymom0 8y ago
It is 5 billion but that's nothing considering they make 15 billion and more in future using the unethical practices. It's like me stealing your car and only being fined for the wheel and I still get to keep the car.
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by busymom0 8y ago
This is pocket change for them. Reminds me of how they fine oil companies $50,000 and another $450,000 for violations. When they are making billions off of violating user privacy and will continue to keep using that user data for future bus
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by busymom0 8y ago
I think this is an even bigger problem for local news papers than the major mainstream news channels.
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by busymom0 8y ago
Sorry, I think you misunderstood my question. I am asking whether there is a particular page which already exists which shows all the "Tell HN:" posts. Similar to how http://news.ycombinator.com/ask shows the post
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Ask HN: Is there a Hacker News endpoint for the “Tell HN” posts?
1 points by busymom0 8y ago|4 comments
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by busymom0 8y ago
> Pulitzer Prize winning editorial staff That's no longer a reliable way of trusting the credibility. There's been many Pulitzer Prize news reporting which have come out to be completely false.
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by busymom0 8y ago
> except handling email Why exception for email? I would think even side project email should be a no no during work hours.
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Show HN: MoodWell app how different activities and changes in weather effect you
2 points by busymom0 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Keyboard Warrior – I built a speed typing game
2 points by busymom0 8y ago|0 comments
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by busymom0 8y ago
I often use my phone mostly for looking at the bus time widget. So the wallpaper and the wallpaper background of the widget does make a difference (admittedly small difference). Note that the app can be used not just for oledifying wallpape
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by busymom0 8y ago
hehehehe ooops sorry :D
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Show HN: I built OLEDify to help save battery by pure-blacking your wallpapers
49 points by busymom0 8y ago|13 comments