nathan-wailes

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   by nathan-wailes 3y ago

   Good ideas. "Air exchanger" is another thing I'd never heard of before. And I've written down the idea to do an experiment: I think maybe what I could do is cover up my Aranet4 CO2 monitor's front screen with some t
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   by nathan-wailes 3y ago

   Yeah, that matches up with my experience.
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   by nathan-wailes 3y ago

   I actually had the same thought. For that reason I wasn't going to aim for higher-than-normal oxygen levels, I just want the equivalent of what I get when I'm out hiking in the forest, because I feel like that's the best air
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   by nathan-wailes 3y ago

   Thank you for the reply! I've had two different CO2 monitors and feel like I definitely notice a difference between when the level is 1000 and when it's 400-600. In fact both my girlfriend and my father have noticed the difference
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   by nathan-wailes 3y ago

   Good idea, I didn't realize that getting an oxygen cylinder by itself might be a cheaper way to test it. I'll look into it further.
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   by nathan-wailes 3y ago

   One measure I use is what percentage of my time I'm actually working vs. doing other stuff (e.g. Twitter), another is how many distracting/annoying things I find myself thinking about (e.g. being hungry/thirsty, cold/hot
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   Ask HN: Could an oxygen concentrator increase my productivity?

   29 points by nathan-wailes 3y ago|71 comments
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   by nathan-wailes 3y ago

   Hi everyone, I'm the author of this blog post. I'm normally too lazy to polish my ideas into concise blog posts, but I am actively trying to grow my audience on Twitter because I am an aspiring indie hacker, and it seems that havi
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   by nathan-wailes 3y ago

   yes, I think so!
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    Experiment combining the most-cutting-edge longevity tech on mice(twitter.com)

    5 points by nathan-wailes 3y ago|2 comments
11. 41.▲
    by nathan-wailes 3y ago

    Thank you!
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    by nathan-wailes 3y ago

    Thank you!
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    by nathan-wailes 3y ago

    I've heard that in the context of AWS, but I'm still not familiar with it. Do you recommend any articles in particular that give a good (brief) introduction to it?
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    by nathan-wailes 3y ago

    Thank you! Is there a particular book / article / video you recommend? Researching these things can be a nightmare so I find it helpful to ask for recommendations.
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    by nathan-wailes 3y ago

    Wow, thank you so much for that compliment! I have a lot of other ideas / writings I want to try to post to Hacker News that I think people would find interesting, I honestly just posted this particular answer as a test. If you'd
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    by nathan-wailes 3y ago

    Thank you for the tip! I tried Googling the term but I didn't see anything jumping out at me as being a good resource to read up on it; do you have particular things you'd recommend?
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    by nathan-wailes 3y ago

    Thank you for the clarification and for the tip about CASL and Cognito!
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    by nathan-wailes 3y ago

    Thank you for the comment! I have to admit it's hard for me to follow what you're saying, I'm not sure what you mean by "innovation" or "middle ground", or where you're getting that the JWT structure
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    Why use OpenID Connect instead of plain OAuth2?(security.stackexchange.com)

    215 points by nathan-wailes 3y ago|78 comments
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    Ask HN: How to tell how many hours of actual work a job will require?

    4 points by nathan-wailes 4y ago|1 comments
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    by nathan-wailes 6y ago

    Location: Remote (I can work any schedule) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python + Vue Resume / CV: www.nathanwailes.com for my LinkedIn / Upwork / etc. profiles Email: nathan.wailes@gmail.com
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    by nathan-wailes 9y ago

    Hey all, I'm interested in this topic and created several summaries for my own use (below). Since this article is somewhat long and isn't as easy to understand as it could be, I figured other HNers might find these summaries usefu
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    by nathan-wailes 9y ago

    I think you mean the other way around, right? I can eat more broccoli than carrots? The carrots take up quite a bit of space in your stomach, and I would wager their GI is far below breads/etc., so I would expect that I'd run out
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    by nathan-wailes 9y ago

    Thanks for the tip!
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    by nathan-wailes 9y ago

    Interestingly enough (since it relates to the topic of this article), I got rid of my acne by ceasing to consume all of the unhealthy carbs (grains, sugars, etc) that were messing with my blood-sugar levels. My body seems to over-react to t
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    by nathan-wailes 9y ago

    Thanks for the response; see my response to hashable. I'm trying to think a better way of expressing what I mean; I'm open to suggestions.
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    by nathan-wailes 9y ago

    Good catch; I've updated the wording I used.
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    by nathan-wailes 9y ago

    Thanks for that information; I'm not expert enough to respond to the scientific claim that you made, but what I can say is that I suspect I'm using the term "need" in a less-strict sense than you are, to mean "if a
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    by nathan-wailes 9y ago

    Good point; I've taken that sentence out.
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    by nathan-wailes 9y ago

    It's "steam-in-bag", meaning the entire package is meant to be cooked at once in a microwave. Here's the exact brand I've been using most-recently, it's 300g uncooked: https://happyspeedy.com/si