YeBanKo

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Splunk to lay off 4% or 325 people(sfchronicle.com)
4 points by YeBanKo 4y ago|1 comments
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
What pelosi video are you talking about?
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
NY allows statewide ballot measures, this would be a better vehicle for passing it
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
> That means knowing what subjects and concepts you can commit to memory with a gifted efficiency!! Imagine the sorting hat coming to you and picking you out to join the guild of X or Y! You are describing Isaac Asimov’s novel “Professio
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
I agree that not everything on Airbnb is scam and plenty of reasons to use it, still. Now painting outside maybe not an issue, but it depends. If they had a balcony with a view in a photo of a property and featured it in a description, but
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
If you showed up and there was a construction going on it most likely was a scam. Very common on Airbnb unfortunately. And there aren’t that many parties involved, just you and scammers, and, of course, Airbnb, but this is when they really
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
They/he lied, because they wanted to make things look under control and if everyone starts wearing masks, then it would cause panic and it will looks like a global pandemic. The shortage of the masks would have happened anyway, as it w
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
Were his parents actively involved in it?
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
No one says it was intentionally released.
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
It’s the second time the last couple of years a 4k+ page spending monstrosity moves forward without giving enough time to anyone to even read it once. They included provisions for making monuments to themself: naming a federal building afte
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
Well, on the other side once city parking enforcement agency employs it to respond to disputes or a business such as insurance company uses it as a cs agent, it’s gonna turn into a nightmare very quickly.
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
> It’s similar to landlords who provide key FOBs or cards in lieu of metal keys Cards don’t need batteries, don’t need internet connections and can be pretty robust. It is actually superior to smartphone in its simplicity and efficiency
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
VF happens at google and other big tech as well, probably even at a larger scale. And they have a right to do so, but once a complexity reaches a certain level, they should be considered publishers and be fully responsible for content, just
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
Maybe. But aside from that little artifact, it is really nice and it fits a description well. And probably it only took the author few moments to get it generated.
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
Not related to the content of the article, but to the presentation: that art work in the header is spot on, except maybe for what appears to be tree branches in the window. I think we are witnessing how generative are killing photo stock bu
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
Oh boy, here we go, my English isn’t good enough, well this definitely means you have nothing of essence to say. > an informed opinion based on data by those with skin in the game. This is hilarious. Those with skin in the game actually
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
China and everyone else is already seeking out alternative sources of energy, not fuel though. But the only viable alternative to fossil fuel available at this point is nuclear. The others are still theoretical. Or you can find some cleaner
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
Ignored or rejected is a technicality that does not matter in this case. Assuming that investors did not take into account the forecasted demand is stupid. For the last 10 years, coal consumption has been roughly the same. Within last coupl
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
Yeah, exactly. She chose to ignore market substitution assumption, but there is no rebuttal to it.
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
Australia mines lithium, sells to China to make batteries. China uses coal in process as it is energy intensive. It might be one of the reasons, why China still needs so much coal. Alternative power source is only part of the equation, to u
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
What is the alternative and the end game here? China buys Australian coal and lithium and uses it to make batteries. What they can’t import from AU, they will import from Indonesia or Russia, which is probably partially stolen from Ukraine’
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
For household stuff i started using Grainger and large hardware store more often, than amazon. It might be more expensive, buy i endup spending less time on a purchase.
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
For small things like that monoprice has been my go to.
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
> Have we got any historical data or decent models? Yes, Ukraine is the recent example. Cash still worked in occupied territories, that were cut off from communications. It is the only way to conduct transactions, even with inflated cost
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
The video is bizarre: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3lTm3sMHZNE It could have been a human error, but it seems that he did use the brake right before the car accelerated, so if he did mix up pedals, it was after he success
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
I don’t use Obsidian, but their bustiness model seems simple and honest. Hopefully, I think the worst that can happen is that they will get acquired by a larger company to be sunset.
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
Blockchain allows you to to trace every transaction to its source and prevent double spend, if it is public. It does not have to be decentralized though, can be a closed system where every node has to go through a certification. I assume th
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
Somewhat similar when a historical tweet from Israel Defense Force account moved oil price, as it was mistaken for an real-time even news. https://www.timesofisrael.com/historical-idf-tweet-sends-oil...
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
I don’t know, I would disagree regarding all public-facing positions being disinterested. While living in SF I had interactions with Park services, mainly requesting them to fix stuff, it was fine. They fixed / cleaned up things. Regar
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
Ok, so here is FTX’s CEO Sam Bankman Fried explains how the Ponzi scheme works using crypto farming as an example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZYqL79GDXU&t=1276s

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