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Show HN: Dodgeball – Shut the Fraud Up
(producthunt.com)
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Ask HN: Fellow devs, how do you deal with fraud on your application?
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Common mistakes that startups make in application security
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From my experience founding companies, you've gotta commit 100% to it to have any chance of success. That doesn't mean working on an idea in your free time. Consider the fact that someone, or even a funded team of someones, are ou
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Top Ones: - Github Copilot (pays for itself many times over in the time I save on mundane tasks). - LinkedIn Premium (helps with outreach) - Pandora (only because I still have most of my stations on it) - Evernote - Sketch
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At the end of the day, only you know how you are feeling. If you are not feeling secure about your standing in the company, it's for a reason. Starting your search now gives you the ability to negotiate from a position of power, as you
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Glad you like it!
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Agreed! It certainly does seem to elicit thoughtful discourse.
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Communicating work schedules and recurring tasks. These industries deal with a lot of turn-over and no-shows. For context, I designed a laundromat management system for one of the largest manufacturers of laundry machines in the world. Part
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I'm a firm believer in learn-by-doing. Take a look at these stats: Learning Retention Rates: - Listening only - After 3 hours: 70% - After 3 days: 10% - Seeing or Observing only - After 3 hours: 72% - After 3 days: 20% - Hearin
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Ask HN: Why do you use Hacker News?
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I try to choose products that are not sold to me. It's a red flag when a SDR has to reach out to me to tell me how great the product is. I want to use a product developed by a company that invests heavily into the quality of the produc
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Trust your gut. Start looking for another position now. You don't want to wait for someone else to tell you your future. As a side-note, recognize that people lie to prevent panic. It may quickly turn from "you are indispensable&q
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Laundromats, gas stations, restaurants, and other companies in the service-industry would find use in a technology like this.
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Listen to The History of Philosophy without any Gaps podcast. You’ll get a lot of insight into the evolution of human thought.
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Web4
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The new CEO of FTX just released a declaration: "Never in my career have I seen such a complete failure of corporate controls..." "In the Bahamas, I understand that corporate funds of the FTX Group were used to purchase homes
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I came across this really good summary of FTX's fraud on Reddit the other day: "SBF/Alameda's initial strategy was arbitraging price differences between US and Korea/Japan. The different crypto exchanges in differen
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I've been working fully remotely for the past 8 years. Slack is great for sending over clear instructions for people to follow, but doesn't communicate attitude and can be slow as typing out long messages is a big time sink. I hig
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Definitely focus on embedded. You might try looking for startups. Many may list prior experience as a must-have, but will make exceptions depending on the candidate and skills of the other candidates who are applying.
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As a general rule, the key I've found is to have a system in place that doesn't let things slip through the cracks without acknowledgement. It's fine to not complete something if it's less important than everything else,
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Let's talk about the reality of software development. Some projects are easy to estimate, especially in domains a developer has tackled before. As an example, consider a developer who has written five static pages who's asked to e
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Ask HN: Has anyone come across something like Segment for fraud engines?
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Ask HN: Has anyone come across something like Segment for fraud engines?
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