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tylerdurden91
24d ago
This is quite clearly a Big Tech problem. Promotion is not dependent on the problem or its impact but the number of people willing to vouch for that problem/work. Sooner or later people realize that they can game the system. I've
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tylerdurden91
4mo ago
Given the number of supply chain attacks via npm, maybe the recommended approach to use should be pnpm instead of npx.
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Why kids' screentime continues to be an issue, and what can we do about it?
(kidzovo.com)
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tylerdurden91
6mo ago
We've been trying to make "screens good for kids" for >4 years now. We have some sharp view points on why things the way they are & what we can do about it. Would love feedback & pushback on our viewpoints from thi
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tylerdurden91
1y ago
Currently building https://kidzovo.com to fix the addictive relationship that young kids are forming with screens. The idea is quite simple, make an interactive youtube for kids. Instead of passively watching video content for l
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tylerdurden91
1y ago
4 times. I should have mentioned that I work for Kidzovo. Also, shouldn't have been so aggressive in self promotion.
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tylerdurden91
1y ago
Apologies, will add the disclaimer from next time. Will be mindful from next time around excessive self promotion.
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1y ago
I also liked Ms Rachel, but read a really good article about video deficit. This one: https://parentingtranslator.substack.com/p/can-babies-learn-... . I have since tried using only interactive apps that would encourage
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tylerdurden91
1y ago
You should try out Kidzovo. They curate huge amounts of content for kids from different creators and provide this cute little owl called Ovo, that's like the child's friend on the app and every minute or so it pops up and engages
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tylerdurden91
1y ago
You should try out Kidzovo. They curate huge amounts of content for kids from different creators and provide this cute little owl called Ovo, that's like the child's friend on the app and every minute or so it pops up and engages
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tylerdurden91
1y ago
You should try out Kidzovo. They curate huge amounts of content for kids from different creators and provide this cute little owl called Ovo, that's like the child's friend on the app and every minute or so it pops up and engages
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tylerdurden91
3y ago
Great work & thanks for doing this. I built a library at AWS for a general canvas editor called Diagram Maker. It recently got archived so I stood up a fork here: https://github.com/sameergoyal/diagrammer and the d
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3y ago
I think SEO has become a cat & mouse game between the engine & websites. As a product owner, I think its great that Google publishes how it ranks to maintain transparency, but that also allows the big companies to game the system. I
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3y ago
I think instead of Youtube, pick apps that curate content on your behalf. For example, try Kidzovo an app that curates learning content for kids, makes it interactive so kids are not only watching it passively. And we intersperse it with ge
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3y ago
This problem is widespread in FAANG. At the core, organizations want to align individual growth with organizational & business growth. Because most of these companies run many businesses with wide varying nature of revenue impact, they&
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Show HN: Kidovo, an Interactive YouTube for Kids
(link.kidovo.com)
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Ask HN: All payments for subscriptions on Google Play shown as “Payment Pending”
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3y ago
Tried that again just now, fingers crossed.
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Ask HN: How to regain access to Facebook page or get it deleted?
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3y ago
Worth mentioning as mentioned in other comments that moving video data around at that scale was a bad choice to begin with. They could have considered fargate and avoided moving the data around so much as well and realized similar reduction
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3y ago
To the contrary, from my time at Amazon, I felt that developers want to use more high level AWS services. Unfortunately, the landscape of AWS services is so rapidly evolving that Amazon engineers themselves cant keep up and end up using the
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3y ago
Absolutely. Neither fargate nor step functions express. Seems like they did not evaluate all the options before making the jump.
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3y ago
I think what most people are missing here is that they used AWS Step Functions in the wrong place. Part of the blame here is that in over enthusiasm of trying to get more users, AWS doesn't properly educate customers when to use which
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4y ago
> "At that time, we had no evidence to suggest someone had taken advantage of the vulnerability. " This sounds misleading or incompetent. If someone was harvesting data, then logs would indicate how many such login attempts wer
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4y ago
They state they're only interested in group level data, isnt there a way to collect data that is not able to link purchases to any individual. Theoretically, it seems possible, if the data is never stored against the SSB, but only stor
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5y ago
The stack ranking has another really bad effect for Amazon. I have been in teams where I was doing the best work of my career, yet I was surrounded by the best engineers and hence wasnt able to get into Top Tier for my level. I changed team
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5y ago
From a big picture point of view, I understand the original intent of PIP. However, it seems severely disconnected from the ground reality. * It promotes lazy managers who easily put engineers on PIP. I have heard so many stories where mana
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6y ago
I wouldn't put Diagram Maker in the same bucket as these tools. These tools can be used directly by an End user for drawing diagrams via drag & drop or via markdown. Diagram Maker on the other hand empowers application developers t
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6y ago
The target audience of this tool consists of application developers that want to create new applications that require their end users to author graph like structures. They can use this tool and avoid re-implementing basic interactive featur
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tylerdurden91
6y ago
This tool is not limited to AWS IoT products even though that is where this tool was born. You can use this tool for rendering any graph like structure like diagrams, flowcharts, etc. See more details here: https://awslabs.github
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