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patrogizmo

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    Show HN: Dodgeball – Shut the Fraud Up

    I've been working on this for the past 2 years and today we're launching! Check it out and let me know what you think

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    Ask HN: Fellow devs, how do you deal with fraud on your application?

    I've worked on many different applications over the years that have all been hit by various types of fraud. Some were fairly generic (ie account takeover, promo abuse, content abus…

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    Comment #33708205

    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 …

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    Comment #33707897

    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…

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    Comment #33699872

    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 th…

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    Comment #33699577

    Glad you like it!

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    Comment #33699502

    Agreed! It certainly does seem to elicit thoughtful discourse.

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    Comment #33699475

    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 …

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    Comment #33699399

    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 - …

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    Comment #33699100

    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 comp…

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    Comment #33698914

    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.…

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    Comment #33698828

    Laundromats, gas stations, restaurants, and other companies in the service-industry would find use in a technology like this.

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    Comment #33657491

    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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    Comment #33646013

    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…

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    Comment #33642246

    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 dif…

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    Comment #33630484

    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 …

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    Comment #33626421

    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 t…

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    Comment #33626255

    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 i…

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    Comment #33278002

    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 …

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    Ask HN: Has anyone come across something like Segment for fraud engines?

    I'm looking to see if there's anything like Segment's analytics.js for fraud. I haven't been able to find anything through my googling. Ideally, just like Segment does for analytic…

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    Ask HN: Has anyone come across something like Segment for fraud engines?

    I'm looking to see if there's anything like Segment's analytics.js for fraud. I haven't been able to find anything through my googling. Ideally, just like Segment does for analytic…