15:[[19679890,{"by":"bemmu","descendants":165,"id":19679890,"kids":[19681103,19680287,19680775,19680458,19680050,19680351,19681570,19680509,19681552,19680649,19680148,19680341,19681141,19683651,19684792,19681285,19680862,19680717,19680824,19680737,19682132,19683358,19680618,19682446,19683465,19684772,19680405,19680597,19684280,19680411,19716892,19684315,19683812,19684924,19680800,19681380,19683892,19680377,19680369,19684268,19701150,19683452,19680325,19681860,19680652,19684411,19681379,19680837,19682203,19685430,19682028,19680559],"score":747,"time":1555477386,"title":"Animating URLs with JavaScript and Emojis","type":"story","url":"http://matthewrayfield.com/articles/animating-urls-with-javascript-and-emojis/#%F0%9F%8C%92"}],[18281560,{"by":"kerng","descendants":2,"id":18281560,"kids":[18282810],"score":32,"time":1540281386,"title":"Google News app is using gigabytes of background data without users’ knowledge","type":"story","url":"https://www.theverge.com/2018/10/22/18011028/google-news-app-bug-background-data-overage-charge"}],[17951224,{"by":"subby","descendants":30,"id":17951224,"kids":[17959960,17979814,17957850,17957817,17957704,17959296,17957627,17958573,17958639,17959994,17958115,17959652,17957556,17961099,17958908,17959364,17959609,17958111],"score":61,"text":"Hi guys! At our startup, Galiboo, we've created an AI-powered API for music, which can do things like:

- searching for music with natural language\n- extracting hundreds of moods & emotions from any track\n- finding tracks by tags\n- get similar-sounding music\n- and more.

The website is https://galiboo.com/, and the API docs are at apidocs.galiboo.com.\nWe've also got a live demo at demo.galiboo.com.

We also have a Python client library at https://github.com/galiboo/galiboo-python.

Our APIs are in beta, so we'd love to hear your thoughts & feedback! :)

Thanks!","time":1536581950,"title":"Show HN: Galiboo – An A.I.-powered API for music","type":"story"}],[17832654,{"by":"srameshc","descendants":29,"id":17832654,"kids":[17834081,17833273,17833374,17832870,17833593,17834186,17834448,17833942,17838478,17834749,17833456,17833124,17833281],"score":53,"time":1535082676,"title":"No Amount of Alcohol Use Is Safe, Analysis of Studies Finds","type":"story","url":"https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-08-23/no-amount-of-alcohol-use-is-safe-analysis-of-studies-finds"}],[17669270,{"by":"tzury","descendants":120,"id":17669270,"kids":[17679123,17679296,17677701,17677747,17678270,17678219,17677957,17677579,17678360,17679389,17679340,17681828,17677648,17677597,17681327,17677785,17677771],"score":316,"time":1533184939,"title":"A Map of Wireless Passwords from Airports and Lounges","type":"story","url":"https://foxnomad.com/2016/04/26/map-wireless-passwords-airports-lounges-around-world-updated-regularly/"}],[17613709,{"by":"Wingman4l7","descendants":78,"id":17613709,"kids":[17614417,17614550,17614649,17615255,17614539,17613974,17615523,17624613,17613957,17616175,17613912,17613874,17618673,17614935],"score":115,"time":1532559563,"title":"VLC is blacklisting recent Huawei devices to combat negative app reviews","type":"story","url":"https://www.theverge.com/2018/7/25/17614014/vlc-blacklisting-recent-huawei-devices-negative-app-reviews"}],[17566520,{"by":"snowisgone","descendants":43,"id":17566520,"kids":[17569047,17569916,17573730,17569539,17574499,17570896,17571286,17574455,17570712,17573077,17572336,17570074,17572084,17573633,17570039,17566702,17571925,17570365,17569558,17573160,17571923,17570053,17580128,17569908,17572836,17569890,17572066,17572257,17570861,17573609,17570059,17573010,17577838,17572095],"score":18,"time":1532010109,"title":"Ask HN: How Much Alcohol/Coffee Do You Drink?","type":"story"}],[17517085,{"by":"markusmknsri","descendants":80,"id":17517085,"kids":[17517918,17517735,17517617,17517869,17517672,17517480,17517996,17517987,17517088,17517613,17518037,17517414,17520061,17517867,17517673,17519711,17518201,17517991,17520794,17518402,17518115,17517841,17517501,17517449,17517551],"score":47,"time":1531418515,"title":"Why no Easter Eggs? (2005)","type":"story","url":"https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/larryosterman/2005/10/21/why-no-easter-eggs/"}],[17499406,{"by":"Tomte","descendants":6,"id":17499406,"kids":[17500823,17499430,17504971],"score":28,"time":1531239217,"title":"Ghostery now displaying Ads in Germany, marketed as “Rewards” program","type":"story","url":"https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/8xpu9i/ghostery_now_displaying_ads_in_germany_marketed/"}],[17408738,{"by":"chatmasta","descendants":10,"id":17408738,"kids":[17410899,17410720,17414038,17409253,17414539,17409570],"score":23,"text":"I’ve long been obsessed with the idea of having a single self-hosted server / cluster that can perform whatever menial tasks I automate. I think a chat bot in a private Matrix room would be a great interface for that.

Eg:

- Logging cash transactions

- Downloading bank statements

- Auto journaling the end of the day by pulling git commits and screenshots of the last 24hr

- Sending morning briefings

- Literally anything

Does anyone run a setup like this for themselves? What does your bot do, and what does your stack look like?","time":1530112245,"title":"Ask HN: Have you built a personal chatbot for yourself? What does it do?","type":"story"}],[17295916,{"by":"hugoduar","descendants":1,"id":17295916,"kids":[17297277],"score":6,"time":1528826038,"title":"Instagram is down","type":"story","url":"https://www.instagram.com/"}],[17182382,{"by":"daredave","descendants":12,"id":17182382,"kids":[17182620,17183618,17183161,17182566,17186964,17183592,17182735],"score":53,"time":1527623385,"title":"Hiding Information in Rendered Text","type":"story","url":"https://spectrum.ieee.org/tech-talk/computing/software/hiding-information-in-plain-text"}],[17131983,{"by":"fairplayer","descendants":85,"id":17131983,"kids":[17132955,17132276,17132835,17132627,17132548,17132963,17132661,17132900,17137233,17132422,17132912,17132499,17161043,17133776,17132063,17132877,17132891,17133875,17159187,17132531,17132473,17132944,17134739,17135930,17132019,17133898,17132482,17133032,17133584,17132866,17133791],"score":72,"text":"$16","time":1527060106,"title":"Ask HN: Apple shutted down our 30k/mo business. What now?","type":"story"}],[17089815,{"by":"personlurking","descendants":8,"id":17089815,"kids":[17101835,17096102,17090955,17090384,17099903,17096889],"score":11,"text":"Living abroad and moving countries with a certain frequency, I've always run into moments when I wished I could 'poll a [insert nationality]' via crowdsourcing, or get advice very quickly on something that would otherwise be easy to answer for a local. Emphasis on 'very quickly', ie, within 60 seconds in most cases.

But the use case for such a service can cover all types of situations, not just mine. To keep things economically interesting for the person answering, the fee could be something like 50 cents or $1 per question (as opposed to a few cents per action, like most micro-transaction services I've seen).","time":1526547458,"title":"Ask HN: Does Advice as a Service exist, via micro-transactions?","type":"story"}]]

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created:	May 17, 2018
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