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aketchum
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all of my lambda functions are returning "We currently do not have sufficient capacity in the region you requested." and the console is definitely down.
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aketchum
3y ago
The person who wrote this blog also wrote the very popular and famous D3 visualization library for Javascript. It also looks like this is javascript from the code.
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aketchum
3y ago
Are you sure about this? I believe you would prefer a share value increase of $1 instead of a dividend of $1, as you are taxed on dividends as income (income tax) but stock appreciation is capital gains (lower tax than income tax). This is
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aketchum
3y ago
you are buying a piece of future cash flows from that company, discounted based on risk of realizing those cash flows
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aketchum
3y ago
you still have the issue of "junk in, junk out". Being on a block chain does absolutely nothing to ensure that the information on the chain is correct. There isn't really any reason to use a DAO for this vs a standard databas
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3y ago
"The richness of this dataset gives StableLM surprisingly high performance in conversational and coding tasks, despite its small size of 3 to 7 billion parameters (by comparison, GPT-3 has 175 billion parameters)." So they did not
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aketchum
3y ago
Are they releasing the weights for download? The links to HuggingFace in the readme are giving me 404. This dataset they built on-top of "The Pile" sounds interesting - looking forward to evaluating their claim that 3-7 billion pa
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It is interesting that there is no direct deposit requirement for this account. Most traditional (Truist, BofA) and competitor banks (Sofi) offer incentives to encourage direct deposit for the end users. I wonder what other strategies Apple
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3y ago
congrats on being a pedant! "I write all my production code in the javascript runtime environment called Node.js"
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4y ago
As someone that writes Node as main production language, I will say I am very glad to have been taught my DSA courses in Java. I think a strongly typed language like Java that also requires explicit memory management (if you restrict yourse
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aketchum
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where did this come from? The person you are responding to didn't say anything about Soviet workers. Also, having recently visited Cuba, while workers in a Communist society may not worry about layoffs, they still need second jobs in t
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what if you had wheels instead of feet? there is zero mechanism for this and tech workers have shown again and again that there is not interest in a professional union.
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4y ago
their entire function is to serve as a "tax-evading dividend". I fail to see why there is a difference besides on tax revenue for a buyback vs a dividend. Can you expand on why they are so bad? Would you be equally unhappy if an e
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Ask HN: How do you schedule your lambda invocations?
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aketchum
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stock buy backs are a more tax efficient version of a dividend (at least in theory)
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If you want to legally move the money you still need to do paperwork and pay fees, as well as the additional slippage from introducing a third currency.
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4y ago
you still have currency risk and exchange rate slippage, but even worse because you are introducing a third currency. Any "innovation" crypto does in cross border payments is skirting regulation which clearly will not scale well.
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4y ago
This seems fine. There are some schools where it is simply not worth allocating your finite amount of recruiting resources. It by no way means that there are not super smart people at those schools, just that the percentage of students that
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4y ago
yeah, VTSAX or other total market index funds
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Any true blockchain (Satoshi style) MUST have a token of value. Thats a huge part of Satoshi's innovation! The miners need to be "paid" in a token native to the blockchain, which is what drives the validation mechanism. Anyth
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VIVA Finance | Atlanta, GA (ONSITE M-Th)| Full-Time, Internship | Full-Stack Engineer, Mobile Software Engineer, Back-End Software Engineer, Front-End Software Engineer | https://viva-finance.com/welcome VIVA Finance is a F
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I understand what you mean, but I think you chose a terrible example. I will never be in the Olympics, but if I was I would definitely have that on my resume.
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It is the same degree as the on campus program.
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HTTP Response 418 – I'm a teapot
(rfc-editor.org)
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I just want to point out that Spotify as a position with the title 'Chief Freemium Business Officer'. Is there also a 'Chief Subscription Business Officer'?
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VIVA Finance | Atlanta, GA | Full-Time, Internship | Full-Stack Engineer, Back-end Software Engineer, Mobile Software Engineer | https://viva-finance.com VIVA Finance is a FinTech Startup focused on building a more inclusive fin
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VIVA Finance | Atlanta, GA | Full-Time | Full-Stack Engineer, Back-end Software Engineer, Mobile Software Engineer | https://viva-finance.com VIVA Finance is a FinTech Startup focused on building a more inclusive financial syste
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what about blockfi, with similar interest rates but audited by state of new york regularly?
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this is southwests philosophy
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"golf" is just a euphemism that sometimes literally means golf, but other times means any type of social activity that can be used to build relationships. What did you hope was dying off? There will always be a need for people who
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