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   Show HN: I built a social web experiment where anyone can hijack my domain(stealmytraffic.lol)

   2 points by bombashell 17d ago|0 comments
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   by bombashell 20d ago

   Yes I think so!
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   by bombashell 21d ago

   Thanks! It works great for advertising. I got about 50 clicks on my own products in just one day.
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   by bombashell 21d ago

   Thanks, I love cars and they have ads irl too, so why not on virtual cars ;)
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   Show HN: A virtual race car that drives only while someone pays for fuel(fuelup.lol)

   5 points by bombashell 21d ago|6 comments
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   by bombashell 5mo ago

   thats fun I would definitely scan this rather than a generated one
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   by bombashell 5mo ago

   instagram channels
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   by bombashell 6mo ago

   Interesting perspective, I honestly had not thought about it this way. I work on problems around knowledge transfer but always from the angle of people leaving or transitioning roles where the goal is to preserve knowledge so it does not ge
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   by bombashell 6mo ago

   Handling the GitHub API limits and fetching data reliably required a solid setup: Queue/Jobs: Redis and BullMQ handle the background job system to fetch and sync data without hitting rate limits. Frontend/Backend: Built with [e.g.
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    by bombashell 6mo ago

    I’ve been watching the micro-SaaS space, and the biggest unspoken trust killer for solo founders is the fear of "zombie software." It turns out that ~70% of checkouts get abandoned due to a lack of trust signals. 1 in 5 people wil
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    by bombashell 6mo ago

    Hi HN, Kevin here founder of GitPulse What is it? I built GitPulse, a tool that turns your GitHub activity into clean, embeddable badges and developer/repository profiles to show the real "pulse" of your projects. To avoid su
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    Show HN: Prove your SaaS isn't abandonware to boost checkout trust(gitpulse.dev)

    1 points by bombashell 6mo ago|3 comments
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    by bombashell 7mo ago

    Hi HN Kevin from GitPulse here, I’ve been watching the micro-SaaS and startup acquisition space for a while now, and one thing started to really bug me. There is so much "zombie software" out there. You find a cool tool, you'
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    Show HN: GitPulse – stop buying dead software (and a timeline for your dev life)(gitpulse.dev)

    2 points by bombashell 7mo ago|1 comments
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    by bombashell 7mo ago

    love the idea!
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    by bombashell 7mo ago

    Thats a good advice thanks
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    by bombashell 7mo ago

    Oh wow this is soooo freakin cool
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    by bombashell 7mo ago

    But most of them have panoramic roof, isn’t it way heavier?
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    by bombashell 7mo ago

    Oh wow that’s something else…
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    by bombashell 7mo ago

    Why is this such a big thing? Who cares about the face scan?
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    by bombashell 7mo ago

    One thing that might help a lot with cross device edits is to auto commit very small changes frequenlty and rebase on pull instead of merge! That keeps the history linear and reduces those ugly conflict states when the same note was edited
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    by bombashell 7mo ago

    I don't know but why all electric cars look similarly bare inside? Why don't you make it more exciting and not so “tesla” moderate?
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    by bombashell 7mo ago

    I like this because it treats memory loss as a realistic threat model instead of an edge case. Most security setups assume the user stays cognitively stable forever which is a pretty wild assumption if you think about it… This feels more li