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How to Check Time Spent on Apps: a Short Guide
Before diving into the how-tos, I’ll make it crystal clear to you why it’s important to limit screen time and app usage.Research made by Asana proved that the average professional switches between apps and websites more than 30 times per day. At the same time, the American Psychological Association proved that our productivity drops by 40% when context-switching so much, as our brain and attention are fragmented.Simper said – you are simply not biologically built to handle so m
We built our entire AI App Builder on Cloudflare stack, and it's awesome
Hey everyone, the founder of Fine.dev here.I wanted to share my experience from switching our cloud provider to CloudFlare. A bit about us:Last week launched our platform: An all-in-one AI that turns a single prompt into a production-ready app.Every project our users build comes with auth, database, file storage, LLM integration, and hosting, all working out of the box.It feels like magic but it's very real - and a lot of it is thanks to Cloudflare.Our dream with Fine was that anyone, liter
Ask HN: How are you handling auth and integrations for AI assistants?
I'm building AI assistants that help users with tasks across their productivity stack — things like reading emails, checking calendars, or searching the web.These assistants could live on desktop, in-browser, or in ambient/connected devices — so the context varies.A few challenges I keep running into:> Unknown tools – I don’t know ahead of time which apps the user uses (Gmail vs Outlook, Google Calendar vs iCloud). But with MCP this should be OK as long as each tool is set up.> A
After writing over 10k+ blogs, here's what I learned about AEO
Before I proceed, I'm sure by now you know AEO is Answer Engine Optimization, or as some people call it- Ask Engine Optimization.This is a new term which is used to denote how your contents and the website you're posting to, is affected and shown up on search result.Let's be honest, nobody reads the whole article & Google knows this too. So with advent of AI they have brough back the updated culture of 'Featured Snippet' with some major changes to it.Here's a pr
Show HN: Classic games that look like a spreadsheet for office workers
A NextJS and Supabase app designed for office workers to kill some time playing games while looking like they're on a spreadsheet.Backstory: A few months ago I built a Webapp and used CapacitorJS to have native iOS and Android apps. Having to test any UI changes on desktop web, mobile web, small iPhones, big iPhones, small Androids etc. really became tedious. I promised myself that the next app I built would be built just for a single platform so I could focus on features. I'm mostly o
Ask HN: CS degrees, do they matter again?
tldr; skip to the --------Last time I "Asked HN", I was in a very different place. Fresh out of a bootcamp, right at the peak, and subsequent collapse of the Covid hiring. It didn't go well. However, another HN reader turned me on to Upwork, and over the last 2 years, I've been building modest freelancing career.I came from an automotive background where I made awful money, moved to the Bay Area, became a bike messenger in San Francisco because I didn't know what to do w
Show HN: Talanoa – The email client I always dreamed of (People-first, Kanban)
Hi HN,I’m a fullstack developer, and honestly, I’ve lost count of how many side projects I’ve worked on over the years. But one idea kept coming back to me: a different kind of email client.
It first came to me in 2014: “What if we could handle emails more like conversations?”Every year, I’d revisit this concept in my “Build Notes.” Ten years later, no one had built exactly what I had in mind — so I finally decided to do it myself. That’s how Talanoa was born.I wanted something focused on people
Ask HN: Where does your development time go?
I’m trying to get a clearer picture of what really slows down software development — not in theory, but in practice, in the flow of writing and shipping code.Is it getting context from the code, reading through docs, writing tests, updating old tests, or even writing new docs?A few things I’m curious about:Where do you feel the most time gets wasted in your dev workflow?What do you wish your IDE or tooling understood better?What’s the silent productivity killer nobody talks about?What have you t
Ask HN: Building Subfex, a Smart AI Subscription Bundle
Instead of managing multiple separate subscriptions (and dealing with the cost and fatigue), users can choose a bundle that fits their workflow.We’re in early development and would love your feedback:Have you experienced subscription fatigue with AI tools?Would you find value in a bundled subscription for multiple AI apps?How would you expect the pricing to work for a 3–5 tool bundle?What tools or categories (writing, search, design, productivity, etc.) would you like included?
5 Time Management Tips for Physical and Occupational Therapists
If you are a physical or occupational therapist, try these simple time management tips to boost productivity and achieve a better work-life balance so you can provide the highest level of client care.
51 Easy Upgrades For Anyone Who Spends A *Lot* Of Time In Their Home Office
Your comfort, productivity, and ~vibes~ after making these improvements: 📈📈📈
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5 reasons Microsoft To Do is better than any other to-do list app, including Todoist
I tested many to-do list apps out there, but Microsoft To Do is still the best for me. Here's why I won't ditch it for any ...
Employee Productivity vs. Hours Worked: Why Less is More
Are you also tired of hearing this persistent myth that longer hours equal higher productivity levels? If I told you that someone working 60 hours a week is less productive than someone working 35 hours a week, would you believe me? Well, you don’t have to believe me. Stanford proved it. This study revealed that productivity per hour declines sharply when a person works more than 50 hours a week. After 55 hours, productivity drops so much that putting in more hours would be pointless. Yet
Are you a boss or a leader? The difference can mean happier staff, greater productivity
For small-business owners, embracing the principles of leadership can significantly impact the success and sustainability of their business.
‘This hack gets a bad rap, but it always gets me out of work 2 hours early.'
Most of us waste absurd amounts of time context-switching. According to productivity experts, it can take up to 23 minutes to ...
DOGE’s mass federal workforce cuts may cost taxpayers $135 billion this fiscal year alone
Elon Musk’s efforts to slash federal spending are costing the government in lost productivity and tax revenue, workforce and ...
Reinventing follow-up meetings: Boost productivity, cut endless reports
Transforming weekly meetings can significantly enhance productivity by focusing on key questions, utilizing dashboards, and ...
I replaced all my productivity tools with Notion for a month and here is how it went
I managed a collection of productivity apps for years, including task managers, note-taking tools, calendars, and project ...
For fast-moving teams and smarter managers, real-time attendance analytics helps optimize costs, improve productivity, and boost...
For fast-moving teams and smarter managers, real-time attendance analytics helps optimize costs, improve productivity, and boost accountability: https://spintly.com/time-and-attendance-management-system/