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xfactor973

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About xfactor973

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #35407277

    Thanks! I’ll check that out

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    Ask HN: Why don't banks have API tokens like GitHub?

    I haven't seen this anywhere so I figured it's worth asking. I'd really like to have a read only token that could be issued by my bank so I can have a little web client pull the ba…

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    Comment #33755930

    Pretty badly. I’m getting way more rejections than usual and positions are closing before I can get through the funnel

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    Comment #31829674

    I'd pay for the service if the model was: I'll pay you when it's right and you refund me some amount every time copilot is wrong and I have to delete the entire block. It's good fo…

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    Comment #23814200

    This article is BS. Every repair I’ve had in the past was marked as a warranty repair.

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    Comment #22169630

    Is there a list of mopub apps so I can delete them?

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    Comment #22037646

    The accreditation rules really bother me. Excluding people based solely on wealth is silly. I think you should be able to take a test to prove you know enough to invest.

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    Comment #20595549

    i can't figure this out: https://worldtree.info/investment/ this seems far too good to be true. Back of the napkin calculations show they're saying the returns could be 28% a year …

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    Comment #20256166

    Fossil water

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    Comment #19119992

    Wow that is incredible. Nicely done!

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    Comment #18899669

    I ended up making this: https://github.com/gluster/piragua to make connecting glusterfs to kubes easier/scalable.

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    Comment #18419313

    http://skillcult.com/ has an amazing set of blog posts and videos about a whole range of obscure and interesting apple varieties. He’s talked about apples that taste like fruit pun…

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    Comment #18419262

    Dammit. I wish you could delete accounts. I have tons of accounts and can’t seem to find links or settings to delete any of them to reduce my exposure to this crap.

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    Comment #18402019

    So after reading the NIH study it looks like the compost toilets they tested were the desiccation kind. I don't really think those should be called compost toilets at all. There's …

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    Comment #18401761

    That's interesting. I'll have to go through the NIH study in more detail. Thanks for linking that.

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    Comment #18399990

    According to Jenkins that's not true: https://humanurehandbook.com/

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    Comment #18399868

    Lol it’s called a compost toilet Bill. The technology is already here, it costs almost nothing to construct and use and creates a safe fertilizer at the end of the process. The amo…

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    Comment #18279298

    Tried it out because this looks really useful however it hangs forever. >1hr I let it spin. Not sure exactly what happened.

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    Comment #18252569

    Gluster/Ceph support NVMe. That matrix isn't right

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    Comment #17878106

    Found out about this from /r/longevity, a subreddit focused on extending the period of time in which people live healthy: Victor Bjoerk has been running a full month campaign for h…

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    Comment #17439231

    This sounds like the Carboniferous period when fungus couldn’t eat lignin and trees were piling up.

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    Comment #17184441

    I could be wrong but that looks like an autopilot 1 car which is an older version of the tech that they're not really developing anymore. The newer autopilot 2 and 2.5 is what they…

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    Comment #17153715

    There’s plenty of food bearing trees that would live that long. Olive, chestnut and monkey puzzle come to mind. Plant a food forest for your ancestors

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    Comment #16958935

    For the determined or crazy with a little land there’s always this: https://www.chelseagreen.com/product/small-scale-grain-raisi...