NordSteve

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by NordSteve 4y ago
The "bad bank" (SVB) will be liquidated and the proceeds distributed to the creditors. How much that will be for depositors won't be clear until that process occurs.
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by NordSteve 4y ago
That is correct.
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by NordSteve 4y ago
Likely number is bigger than 3%, as they had a giant outflow over the last couple days.
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by NordSteve 4y ago
https://twitter.com/GRDecter/status/1634208652595699713
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by NordSteve 4y ago
Only 3% of deposits in the bank are FDIC insured; other depositors will need to wait for the receivership process to run to get access to (what remains) of their deposits. edit: replace "bankruptcy" with "receivership"
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by NordSteve 4y ago
There's also combinations to consider - for example, GP saves $0.5 mil, yielding $20k/yr, generates additional $20k through work. Firmwarrior, you need a different manager.
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by NordSteve 4y ago
More competitive now than before, but certainly not impossible. The FAANG I work at currently has just under a thousand published open positions. Checking the public facing web site, the positions in teams I know about look like real positi
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by NordSteve 4y ago
Could upgrade that pretty easily if you're just using it for power. I just bought a bag of 5 3A 12v -> USB converters for my dash cam install for US$8.
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by NordSteve 4y ago
Same reason there's party chat in your FPS game - puts a sense to use for a real time information channel. Most of the time voice ATC comms are boring, but when they are not they're super useful. Set a calendar reminder for the a
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by NordSteve 4y ago
There's a long history of 400hz power in computing that goes back to early supercomputers like the CDC 6600. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CDC_6600?wprov=sfti1 CDC had a defense contract for early air data compute
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by NordSteve 4y ago
> What keeps the software alive are the programmers who have an accurate mental model (theory) of how it is built and works. That mental model can only be learned by having worked on the project while it grew or by working alongside some
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by NordSteve 4y ago
Many years ago, my wife and I were driving from Phoenix to Flagstaff AZ USA on the I-70 expressway. We encountered a blizzard about halfway there. Driving conditions were bad, so we turned around and headed back to Phoenix. We're fr
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by NordSteve 4y ago
Untrue. The University of Minnesota has broad powers to manage its own affairs without interference from the State and local government. This excellent article by the legal research team describes the scope of the University's powers
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by NordSteve 4y ago
Not at all uncommon. Allow me to direct you to Article XIII of the Minnesota Constitution, which states: Sec. 3. University of Minnesota. All the rights, immunities, franchises and endowments heretofore granted or conferred upon the Unive
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by NordSteve 4y ago
The fallacy here is that it’s somehow necessary to divide into feature and bug fixing teams.
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by NordSteve 4y ago
Thanks for the additional info. Let's assume for a moment that $0.05 is still a good price for newspapers, and assume that the carrier received 20%, or a penny apiece. Also assume that he delivers every day. That's about 580 paper
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by NordSteve 4y ago
There’s no way anyone who was doing delivery of newspapers in the 1940s and making $175 nominal. Newspapers then cost roughly 5 cents apiece, and in Omaha a route with 100 doors would take 90 minutes. Your monthly gross sales for a seven d
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by NordSteve 4y ago
Hi! Engineer who actually works on Clipchamp. Sorry you ran into that issue. Firefox support is in the works - we plan to support the same set of browsers as the other Office features, as described here: https://support.microsoft
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by NordSteve 4y ago
Lots of FedNow jobs, if this sounds interesting. I have friends who have worked at the Fed and it's a pretty decent gig. https://rb.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/FRS/details/FedNow-In... Plus -- how many
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by NordSteve 4y ago
You need to analyze the organizational landscape to know what your role as a staff engineer really is. If your manager has sole discretion on your compensation, then you need to be strongly aligned with her goals in order to succeed. If sh
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by NordSteve 4y ago
Me too! That's how I got my start in tech. I now help run FIRST Robotics Competition events as my way of paying it forward.
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by NordSteve 4y ago
I know people reactively complain about Comcast, but in my area they do a great job. It's not cheap due to lack of competition, but no complaints about service.
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by NordSteve 4y ago
Leviton offers what you describe: https://www.leviton.com/en/products/residential/load-centers
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by NordSteve 4y ago
College town - St Olaf and Carleton. Nice place.
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by NordSteve 5y ago
GIS map of coyote sightings in Bloomington MN: https://blmgtn-mn.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.ht...
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by NordSteve 5y ago
While often true, not even sure I agree it's true for a majority. For example: Dishwasher detergent Laundry detergent Toilet paper Paper towels Pens Many packaged foods
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by NordSteve 5y ago
In well designed incident comms systems, the upward comms occurs automatically, not on request. My goal has always been that my execs know what is going on, so that they are never caught short by status queries.
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by NordSteve 5y ago
For the on call system that I ran until recently, there are about a dozen on call teams responsible for parts of the service. Each team has a primary and backup engineer, generally on a 7x24 shift that lasts a week. Most weeks it's not
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by NordSteve 5y ago
https://training.fema.gov/nims/ is a great entry point.
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by NordSteve 5y ago
Right on! I'm at an extended stay hotel right now for skiing/work, and good knives are one of the things I brought to stock the kitchen.

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