DevX101

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by DevX101 3y ago
You could implement row level security on the database to prevent unauthorized access.
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by DevX101 3y ago
One other factor triggering closures in the article: private equity companies have been on a buying spree for hospitals. The strategy is to buy the hospital, sell the land to a real estate co, and have the hospital pay exorbitant rates to
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by DevX101 4y ago
Nitrogen fertilizers are directly responsible for keeping about 3-4 billion people alive today. Any persistent shortage or supply chain disruption should be considered a global security issue.
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by DevX101 4y ago
Can you submit a report to the FCC detailing your findings at https://consumercomplaints.fcc.gov/hc/en-us ?
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by DevX101 4y ago
Working for this guy sounds like it's 50% managing his executive function, 50% doing the work. It's not for everybody. Some of Musk's colleagues have mentioned their job is something like this. But it's also paid off
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by DevX101 4y ago
Sounds like you have a phenomenal opportunity that you're wasting. A friend, proven founder AND investor has hired you personally to implement at least one of many ideas he has. I'm going to assume given the track record, these
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by DevX101 4y ago
Yes, and some # of banks will do it nonetheless. Sounds like the U.S. taxpayers will be rescuing some failed banks very soon. This can't end well.
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by DevX101 4y ago
This sounds like a big deal and the first I'm hearing about this. What's to stop a bank with $1 million in deposits from loaning out $1 trillion?
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by DevX101 4y ago
This blog has a VERY high signal to noise ratio for anyone interested in digging into the PostgreSQL internals. Lots of great articles.
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by DevX101 4y ago
A fun project could be to quantify how much less pepperoni toppings, NY pizzerias have been putting on pizza. Train a CV model to detect what a slice is, what a pepperoni topping is. Then feed it public pictures of NY pizza over the past
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Ask HN: How to secure a database if employees are potential adversaries?
1 points by DevX101 4y ago|3 comments
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I'm glad your issues were sorted, but I'm uncomfortable with the idea that you need to make a social media post to get a customer service issue resolved. This isn't just stripe. I see this with many other companies on socia
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by DevX101 4y ago
Remote work has the potential to make neighborhoods more dynamic. With more people at home, there's more demand for nearby coffee shops, entertainment, food options. I prefer the decentralized neighborhood approach to the hub and spo
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by DevX101 4y ago
I setup filters in gmail to archive my newsletters, add the label 'Newsletters', and forward them to my RSS reader app (in this case Readwise (paid), which has a personalized email that accepts inbound traffic). Any new newslette
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by DevX101 4y ago
I absolutely just did this. Twitter burning down will make room for the next platform, which hopefully will be more resilient.
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by DevX101 4y ago
Most of my readwise content is from twitter and I agree this isn't a great UX. I recommend connecting Readwise to your twitter account. Once done, you can bookmark single tweets or save threads by DMing a tweet to the Readwise account
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by DevX101 4y ago
That's a fantastic deal.
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by DevX101 4y ago
First work for the military or the FBI and get recruited from there. Or become a Mormon. Mormons have a relatively high representation in the FBI and State Department due to their aversion to common "vices", like drinking, drugs,
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by DevX101 4y ago
I wouldn't use tea bags at all. Use a metal loose leaf tea infuser and buy loose leaf tea. I use this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00X50NUU4
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by DevX101 4y ago
k-cups get quite warm when in use so I'd avoid it for daily use. Try a french press with a glass container instead. I also threw away my Aeropress for similar reasons.
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by DevX101 4y ago
What consumers think of as normal "paper" tea bags release 11.6 billion “microplastics” and 3.1 billion “nanoplastics” into each cup. It's not paper.
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by DevX101 4y ago
The thesis of the book 'Countdown' is that this is largely due to widespread plastic and other endocrine disrupting chemicals. I believe this is one of the most important risks to humanity, after climate change, and global war.
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by DevX101 4y ago
I'm skeptical videos are being deleted from the device by Huawei, which the title suggests, until actually proven. More likely is a cloud file storage provider is automatically deleting videos from a server based on some hash/ide
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by DevX101 4y ago
Microsoft got hit with anti-trust enforcement for doing a small fraction of what Apple does. Both political parties in the U.S. seem to have abandoned anti-trust regulation in the past 20 years.
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by DevX101 4y ago
A lot of the more useful information retrieval tasks involve a feedback loop. If I’m shopping for a product, I may enter a generic term. Then the system sends me images of products matching that term. Then I tell the system which product
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by DevX101 4y ago
This is great! Digging into his interview below to follow his train of thought https://app.hedgeye.com/insights/122943-marc-cohodes-ftx-is-... Being confidently non-consensus and correct, is massively profitable in fi
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Ask HN: Did anyone allege FTX/Alameda was fraudulent before the meltdown?
18 points by DevX101 4y ago|11 comments
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The default macOS calculator app is also terrible. I can't figure out how to do simple multiplication on it. I'm sure there's an answer but I also don't care to find out. If me typing `5*6` then clicking enter doesn&#
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by DevX101 4y ago
This isn't the first time this company has been breached. I'd stay far away from this company. If you really need a centralized password repo, use 1password. But if you can, I'd recommend self-hosting (VaultWarden) over any
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by DevX101 4y ago
Many tax filers are getting refunds from withheld taxes, so filling out taxes is 'rewarded' in the moment. I think you could share the pain, by having the IRS send an annual invoice to each tax payer, stating clearly how much they

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