Thorrez

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by Thorrez 1y ago
WhatsApp isn't non-profit.
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by Thorrez 2y ago
I used to use autosale back when it existed. Now it no longer exists, and has been replaced by an ETP program. It's been a while since I used autosale, but I think the problem still existed then, because I think even with autosale the
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by Thorrez 2y ago
Well of course http://www.ai would work. That's no different from http://foo.ai . http://uz./ serves a 500 error.
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by Thorrez 2y ago
Public benefit corporations have to pay tax.
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by Thorrez 2y ago
Well, a nonprofit cannot have owners. Apple has owners.
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by Thorrez 2y ago
See my answer in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43687920 . In terms of the amount of tax to MI, it's not a whole lot. A couple hundred dollars. And it doesn't change my total taxes paid, because I get a tax
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by Thorrez 2y ago
>if you don't hold any shares, then you have closed the position. Even if I acquire new shares < 30 days later? My employer (Google) had a CPA give a recorded presentation about how to file RSU taxes. In it he said that the vests
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by Thorrez 2y ago
I agree options are worse than RSUs. But RSUs are very bad. 3 reasons: 1. My RSUs vest monthly. I've been selling immediately. For the last ~2 years, I guess I've been unlucky, and the sales have generally been small losses. Each
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by Thorrez 2y ago
I understand the point of the quote. My point was that if someone advocates for something I consider immoral, I prefer to disregard the overall philosophy that lead the person to advocate for that. If the quote threw in some casual racism,
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by Thorrez 2y ago
He ignores his wife's suggestion because, among other things, he wants to see some great looking babes. Maybe this isn't a guy whose philosophy I want to follow.
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by Thorrez 2y ago
Is the article saying we should build everything here? The article says that machine tools drive manufacturing innovation, and machine tool makers sell them close to home. So if the US doesn't make machine tools, the US will fall behin
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by Thorrez 2y ago
iptables uses first-wins. https://serverfault.com/questions/367085/iptables-first-matc...
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by Thorrez 2y ago
I've tried reading it over and over, and tried breaking it down by pars of the the sentence. It still doesn't make sense to me.
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by Thorrez 2y ago
Well we have Tesla.
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by Thorrez 2y ago
I've heard the most prosperous times for the US are when the president's party is different from the congressional majority. Few laws get passed, so things stay stable for businesses.
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by Thorrez 2y ago
Biden was considering withholding federal funds from schools over their vaccine policies[1], and tried to withhold federal funds from schools based on how they treat transgender students[2], but that was blocked by a judge. Obama did a simi
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by Thorrez 2y ago
When that SO answer was written, it was not a guarantee. You can now get a guarantee by using non-standard compiler attributes: https://clang.llvm.org/docs/AttributeReference.html#musttail https://gcc.gnu.or
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by Thorrez 2y ago
When I say "fluoride works topically, not when ingested", I mean there's no benefit to teeth from swallowing fluoride, the only benefit to teeth is from it touching teeth directly. That link doesn't say that there's
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by Thorrez 2y ago
The US government isn't forcing people to use fluoridated toothpaste. There's plenty of non-fluoridated toothpaste available if people want it. Also: fluoride works topically, not when ingested. That implies we should try to deliv
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by Thorrez 2y ago
If people getting under 2mg/L were getting harmed, doesn't it seem logical that people getting 0.7 mg/L would also get harmed, just by a smaller amount?
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by Thorrez 2y ago
C++: > All current mainstream compilers perform tail call optimisation fairly well (and have done for more than a decade) https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34125/which-if-any-c-com... (2008)
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by Thorrez 2y ago
The article isn't about Apple lagging on collaboration. The article is about Apple lagging on virtual desktop infrastructure.
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by Thorrez 2y ago
So, like China, where the state takes over whatever company it feels like?
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by Thorrez 2y ago
>So a fancy trailer park basically? Don't trailer parks rent the land? Here it sounds like they sell the land: >Step 3: Sell the new lots to friends
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by Thorrez 2y ago
The problem is many crawlers pretend to be humans. So to ban the rest of the crawlers by default, you'll have to ban humans.
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by Thorrez 2y ago
See my reply here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43399981
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by Thorrez 2y ago
The security of GCP rests on the security of Google. If Google gets hacked, GCP customers are not secure. Additionally: Google offers BeyondCorp products as GCP products. A big example is IAP. Do AWS and Azure offer something like IAP? If s
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by Thorrez 2y ago
>and security (post the Mandiant acquisition) As a Googler who works in GCP security, security has been a key differentiator for GCP long before the Mandiant acquisition. Google invented BeyondCorp (a primary driver of Zero Trust). Googl
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by Thorrez 2y ago
I don't see it. Has it been removed?
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by Thorrez 2y ago
How are command and commandfor similar to comefrom? They seem similar to goto to me. With goto, the trigger specifies what to do. That's what command and commandfor do. With comefrom, what to do specifies the trigger. That seems simila

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