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NestJS has some pretty horrific default settings, like a max 1MB request payload size. And you have to write custom content-type processors for anything other than 'application/json'. So if you're doing say, file upload&
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How do we know that institutional buyers won't step in and take advantage of the price dip, minimizing the overall decline? Imagine a quarter of falling prices, then the big money comes in to make purchases, easing the blow to prices.
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Anyone with access to a public library (photo ID will get you a free library card) can access eLibrary services that get updated daily. No need to pay for NYT, for WSJ, or any major national newspaper. By paying taxes, you're already p
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Let's do the math for compounding returns. Suppose 7% growth for 30 years, same Person A and B: $1000 * (1.07 ^ 30) = 7,612.25 $1,000,000 * (1.07 ^ 30) = 7,612,255.04 Proportionally, It's still 1000:1. So we see compounding doesn&
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When many people have few assets, and few people have many, and you cause the value of assets to go up, the nominal gap between two is larger, but the relative amounts are the same. This is basic math. Suppose we have two individuals who ex
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Is this so? The price of other assets going up doesn't change the riskiness of the bank's ability to repossess a home, in the chance the borrower becomes delinquent. You're borrowing money for a physical, durable thing in whi
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You have to keen an open mind, when it comes to the next big thing. The first Bitcoin post of HN didn't get much discussion and, of the few comments that were present, they were neutral to negative. If you really want to find that next
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If hair clippers become mildly more difficult to procure over a 2-year window of an 80 year lifespan, all-in-all the efficiency seems to be worth it. I get 78 years of low prices for goods are that are useful to my everyday existence, but n
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If 50% of your income is RSUs, and they increase in value by 50%, your total compensation rises 25%. Ex: $100k base, $100k stock. 50% RSU appreciation = $150k. TC rises from $200k to $250k (100+100 => 100+150).
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I concur with your view. After taking a long break from social media, it becomes obvious what the issues are. Look at these and suggested posts for people wealthier, fitter, and presumably happier than myself. For some people, incessant exp
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What if the model said there were only $100m in homes that were viable, but executives wanted $1 billion in purchases? They could have had an alright model, but the volume wouldn't sustain the purchasing quantities leadership wanted. S
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In a financial market (e.g: stocks) 1 share owned an individual investor is just as good as 1 share owned by an institutional investor: they have identical representation. The financialization of housing glosses over the fact the some house
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It's hard for me to imagine one of the incumbents leading the next generation of innovation, despite the copious amounts of capital to execute it. They view the world through their own Overton window, such that the next leap forward wi
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We're all talking about the Metaverse instead of whatever else is going on with Facebook. So it changed the public narrative. However, the latest earnings report was fine, so rumors of Meta's demise are quite exaggerated. Their ot
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I utilized MBR when I was closer $100k/yr. Lived the post-college lifestyle, minimal expenses.
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Assuming you max 401(k) (no match), IRA, and HSA ($20,500 + $5,500 + $3,650), using same interest rate and investment window: $4.1M. If you have a spouse as fortunate as you: $8.2M. If we add in the employer match: $5.5M and $11M.
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Whether it's pre-tax or post-tax, it's an ERISA account, which means it's mostly judgment proof. You could invest in a standard brokerage account with post-tax money and you wouldn't get the ERISA protection. Also, retir
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If your target userbase has a stable, reasonably good internet connection, bundle size doesn't matter. Perhaps it's a dirty secret of front end development these days, but in many use cases, it's a micro-optimization. Now if
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This really isn't a fair statement to make because Angular without RxJS and Observables is nothing. The core http library is based on observables. If you forego observables, you're using very little of what makes Angular useful.
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Re: Pipes. The problem with DSLs -- compared to just writing JavaScript/TypeScript -- is the IDE experience is incredible. It takes a formidable team to create both the software for parsing the DSL, and the language service to provide
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Is this a sign of the continued progression of GitHub to be further molded in Microsoft's image? Usually there's a churn in leadership when the alignment isn't there anymore, though it's typically accompanied by graceful
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Conversely, I've seen overly complex but "normal" monoliths. Thousands (millions?) of lines of dead code. Three copies of a file, all 80% the same, but only one in use. We say one or the other is overly complex, but I think b
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As percentage of the entire market, 1% is small. But prices are set on the margin: the currently active buyers and sellers. Only a small fraction of the entire housing stock churns over each year. So if institutional investors want to buy a
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This is just encouraging resumes to contain the words "Instagram" and "Microsoft" even if you didn't work there-- and there's plenty of valid use cases for that (ex: Microsoft Word in a skills section wouldn&#x
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The wage limit for 2021 is $142,800 and it's increasing to $147,000 in 2022. https://www.ssa.gov/oact/cola/cbb.html
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You're right, the real issue is CloudFront won't include Origin in the Vary response header if it wasn't included in the initial request. And if you change your HTML attributes, you're changing your request, but you esse
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I can tell you how to lose at CORS in Chrome. If your browser caches a response, and sometime later you mutate the request by adding the "Origin" header it (e.g, add attribute crossorigin="anonymous" to a <script>
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Assess for technical skill and raw tactical ability. This would have the downside of filtering genuinely good leaders who've been too far removed from technology (and thus are pure people leaders) for too long. People that were once te
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There are plenty of technical people (or people employed in technical roles) who don't understand how DNS works. For example, I field questions on why "hostname X only works when I'm on VPN" at work.
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I wonder if there's a single Product owner in social media organizations advocating for these points, but they're being drowned out by optimizing for profits. I could easily imagine, at the top of the timeline, a dropdown toggle t

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