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brianhama
5d ago
I maintain one: https://github.com/brianhama/bad-asn-list
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Show HN: AI driven civic dashboard for Palo Alto
(paloaltocivic.com)
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26d ago
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AI Pen Testing Chrome Extension
(github.com)
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1mo ago
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brianhama
2mo ago
Have any books you’d recommend I check out?
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Show HN: My recommendations after reading 1,500 books
(brianhama.com)
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2mo ago
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brianhama
2mo ago
Stored procedures can be such a performance hack. Removing the need for multiple round trips to the database can make a huge difference.
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Wikipedia, AI, maps, and education tools running on your own hardware
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6mo ago
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brianhama
6mo ago
I’m not sure I agree with you about the second case being fraud, but I agree with you on the other two. Just curious, why do you call it fraud?
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6mo ago
I couldn’t disagree with this more. And at least anecdotally I’ve seen the opposite. I have one friend who has built and launched an app for diagnosing skin disease from a photo. Do I think it’s a good idea? No, but he built it. I have anot
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brianhama
9mo ago
I feel like I was reading a summation of my career.
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9mo ago
A start-up needs to have an exit to pay back investors. A company that isn’t hoping to exit is just a lifestyle business. Both are valid options, but very different tactically.
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brianhama
10mo ago
Only if the owner happens to be a lawyer. Otherwise it would be the illegal practice of law.
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10mo ago
Wild it still exists at all though.
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Meth Rx
(desoxyn.com)
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10mo ago
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Sperm Racing
(spermracing.com)
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10mo ago
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11mo ago
I prefer living in the South Bay, but almost all my friends prefer living in SF. I tried living in SF for one year and came running back to Palo Alto. I’d say, just try it.
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brianhama
11mo ago
I suddenly lost the hearing in my left ear at the age of 24. One moment I was fine, eating a slice of pizza, the next moment I suddenly could sense something was wrong. I tried to stand up and walk, but my balance was gone. My ear felt full
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1y ago
This author is being disingenuous. All of those actions are indeed suspicious. I am not a fan of the Patriot Act, but these new guidelines actually seem pretty reasonable to me.
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1y ago
This project hasn’t been updated in quite some time. Does anyone know if there’s a more active fork or something that’s replaced this?
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Show HN: Palo Alto Realtime Police Incidents with Radio Traffic
(paloaltopolice.org)
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1y ago
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1y ago
It never ends.
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1y ago
By this logic, there’s no reason to save for retirement either. Might as well maximize enjoyment now.
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The Secret World of Coupon Fraud: Exploiting Barcode Vulnerabilities
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1y ago
Palo Alto started encrypting the police radio a few years ago, but a new chief of police was hired last year and reversed the decision and made it public again. Palo Alto cares more about transparency than the average city though.
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1y ago
I agree. I’ve always found it strange that mug shots and arrest information are public.
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1y ago
I’d never seen that site before. It’s nice that SF makes that data available in such a friendly format.
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Show HN: Palo Alto Police Arrest Reports
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1y ago
This is just the latest episode of “Blame the Tech” for why kids supposedly suck now. Telephones, rock music, comic books, TV, video games—every generation has its boogeyman. Now it’s smartphones. Honestly, I’m more curious what’s gonna fre
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Gen Z startup lives together, plays together, and hustles together
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War Robot Puts on Thirty Minute DJ Set in SF Nightclub
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