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by StopHammoTime 3y ago
MariaDB is still GPL. That article references some kind of scaling add on, not the core product.
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by StopHammoTime 3y ago
Because ultimately, the reason could be made up. ANYONE could say they want to purchase the property and make an enquiry anyway. People can always lie or come up with fantastical stories. The problem is the baby is being thrown out with the
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by StopHammoTime 3y ago
Now that’s how you do grandfathering. I love NFS but unfortunately with exchange rates it becomes quite expensive when compared with local (AU) hosting. I’d always reach for them first for any real stuff I need to do outside of WP (which is
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by StopHammoTime 3y ago
I published a terraform provider when the registry in beta while working at a startup. They do some “value ads” like code signing and such, but you’re right - it can functionally be replaced by the GitHub release page.
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by StopHammoTime 3y ago
Aussie here. Similar, we’re a bit higher but it’s about the same. I will highlight one difference between the US and Oceania - our currencies are at least a third less than the USD. So $150k in NZ is probably closer to $100k and in Aus it’s
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by StopHammoTime 3y ago
Because for better or worse, those services are transforming the output. Arguably in not a very valuable way but they are transforming it nonetheless. Whether or not you find that transformation useful doesn’t change the fact it is happenin
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by StopHammoTime 3y ago
Nope you still have a fiduciary responsibility to operate the business to the best of your ability while keeping it viable. This guarantee is made to the shareholders. Difference is that most private companies are also owned by the people w
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by StopHammoTime 3y ago
Sometimes I have trouble explaining irony. Now I can just send this article to people lmao.
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by StopHammoTime 3y ago
It seems this probably happened due to some regulation or other. The sunset date for the service should have been a month prior so that influx could have kept the data legally until the 30th in case of this situation happening. They wanted
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by StopHammoTime 3y ago
A large economy would never do that because it devalues their own currency. He’s currently making people buy Rubles with Euros AND there’s no transaction fee. Europe might be working toward energy independence from Russia but that’s still a
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by StopHammoTime 3y ago
If you’re a team of 6, and 66% of you can go into a room and without prompting, why can’t you just dial in the people who are working remote (if they’re available). If they’re constantly not available, maybe there are other reasons they can
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by StopHammoTime 3y ago
This is the first I’m hearing about Neeva shuttering it’s search product and I’m a paid subscriber……… Ironically the Neeva AI features were the thing that made me stop using it after I’d been using it for about 3 months. Oh well, further pr
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by StopHammoTime 3y ago
636, and I lost a lot of them about 9 years ago. I’m honestly surprised I’m not over 750.
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by StopHammoTime 3y ago
I’m very sure 8086s are still used in Avionics suites for most commercial planes (FMS/MCDUs) as it costs way too much to recertify constantly.
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by StopHammoTime 3y ago
https://youtu.be/sgWHrkDX35o By admitting that they knew these documents were classified and did nothing they have now broken the law. If they shut up, they can plead ignorance “oh I figured it was role play, why would I tr
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by StopHammoTime 4y ago
Wait until you find out about the 4-7% network fees that BNPL provides charge merchants.
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by StopHammoTime 4y ago
Every single debt is underwritten individually by a originating bank. Within a few days the BNPL provider is expected to buy that debt back once the remittances to vendors have been made. The BNPL company then takes on the debt. BNPL makes
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by StopHammoTime 4y ago
Yeah but surely there’s a happy medium ground between HSM and storing it on some old mates desktop (which would have to be what’s going on here). It still shouldn’t have been easily accessible to anyone except the instances running the SSH
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by StopHammoTime 4y ago
Id be curious to know how much physical currency has been withdrawn and if there are pressures on that. Inter-bank deposits are covered for people fleeing bad banks, but anecdotally I know a few people who are withdrawing all their hard cas
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by StopHammoTime 4y ago
When I was younger, I HATED VB6. Even today, I still loathe some of the weird apps that I had to support running in Excel with VBA. I truly never thought about the power of VB until I read this article - those apps I loathed so much probabl
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by StopHammoTime 4y ago
That may be the case but if entitlement is based on actual working conditions, then we’ve got far less entitlement. Even today tradespeople get paid $50k more per year than I do and they have far better conditions. They strike all the time
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by StopHammoTime 4y ago
My father was a carpenter. He clocked into his shift at a standard wage that had been organised by his union. Any overtime was paid in his weekly cheque. I, on the other hand, have worked multiple jobs where an expectation of 18 hour days 6
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by StopHammoTime 4y ago
Banks are known for sacrificing their margins and not passing on fees directly to consumer. /s
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by StopHammoTime 4y ago
I don’t have it on me but I worked for a company that was manually generating Let’s Encrypt Certs (about 20-30 of them) and manually deploying them every 90 days. I automated the renewal process using TF and integrated it as much as possibl
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by StopHammoTime 4y ago
The fed has no time value issues. In the latest press release it is obvious they are going to take ownership of the bonds and issue currency directly to cover all of the deposits. As I said, they had the assets and large government institut
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by StopHammoTime 4y ago
This is a simple liquidity problem. SVB had the treasury bills and loan book to cover all the deposits. They just couldn’t access any of that money. The FDIC should take on the bills and loans, and pay out the cash now. They will collect th
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by StopHammoTime 4y ago
It absolutely does. You should have 3 months of cash in the bank always. The rest should be in cash equivalents or short term investments. This is why most company’s with payrolls like that have a person called a “Treasury Officer” who mana
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Ask HN: Anyone else had problems with ChatGPT returning real looking, fake DOIs?(twitter.com)
3 points by StopHammoTime 4y ago|3 comments
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by StopHammoTime 4y ago
I'm trying to use ChatGPT as a search engine to see how effective it is at assisting me with things I'm researching. However, I've noticed that multiple times it just makes up journal article titles and pairs them with metada
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by StopHammoTime 4y ago
It makes perfect sense in a market like Australia. If you are making 15% appreciation YoY, your mortgage raises are covered and then some by that increase. If you do not have the liquidity to cover those raises, then get out of the market f

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