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by anonu 4y ago
Very useful article. Thank you for putting it together. On one hand, you should read an employment contract or options agreement down to the letter, as you highlight. However, in my experience, most contracts have these provisions, at least
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by anonu 4y ago
Python is a glue language. If you want to be hardcore you write something in rust (or whatever) with python bindings...
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by anonu 4y ago
Technically yes, historical market data feed needs to be cleaned up. Which will be a nightmare for every single person who maintains one... Which is also why exchanges are very reluctant to mass cancel trades. The knock on effect goes beyon
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by anonu 4y ago
Tech can be so fragile. You do everything right, trade millions of shares everyday and handle billions of dollars. But you forget to run one script to shutdown a backup system and everything comes crashing down: your reputation in tatters,
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by anonu 4y ago
Knight capital issue was a test flag in the code that caused orders to multiply. From what I'm reading, this NYSE error seems a bit more complex where the presence of a backup system confused the current market state to skip the open a
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by anonu 4y ago
While I agree that questions about High School are dumb, if a candidate answered the question with "this question is irrelevant" in a free-form text field (as they did in the screenshot), I would probably thing twice about hiring
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by anonu 4y ago
Amazing. And your pricing appears not to be recurring. There's a lot of demand for this
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by anonu 4y ago
So you're building Snowflake. I love the idea... Lots of room to scale this to a unicorn.
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by anonu 4y ago
Even in a company of 1000s, how many people are you actually interacting with on a daily basis? In the PG blog he says: A group of 10 people within a large organization is a kind of fake tribe. The number of people you interact with is
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by anonu 4y ago
Wish we would focus on high range hybrids instead of pure EV.
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by anonu 4y ago
I second this sentiment. General advice is to avoid things in boxes and bags: aka highly processed foods. The ingredients list on the beyond meat website looks like this: Water, pea protein*, expeller-pressed canola oil, refined coconut oil
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by anonu 4y ago
This was fascinating, 10 years old now: https://www.theguardian.com/world/interactive/2013/oct/04/to... If you had 10 years and the resources of the US Government, I am sure Tor has been broken many
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by anonu 4y ago
Don't be so hard on yourself. There was a NYT article about it. Plus it's part of the cultural zeitgeist: government conspiracies and protesting.
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by anonu 4y ago
If it flies it spies: https://birdsarentreal.com/
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by anonu 4y ago
Probably an unpopular opinion given that most suggestions here are "take it easy": Start a business. Ideally web-based service that can scale without you - except for marketing focus. Try to monetize it.
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by anonu 4y ago
I wonder if there's a $1 slice anywhere in NYC. Might be really small
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by anonu 4y ago
Basically, Lebanon had 30 years to figure out how to build basic infrastructure like a proper electrical grid and production (from 1990, the end of the civil war to present). Instead, crooks, thieves and fraudsters figured out how to bilk t
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by anonu 4y ago
Even when there is limited space, people find a way: https://www.reddit.com/r/lebanon/comments/vyulqc/top_notch_l...
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by anonu 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Typosquatting I knew a guy who worked for a typosquatting firm. They owned many 1000s of domains and made millions of dollars in ads. At least thats what he told me. I wonder if anyone has
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by anonu 4y ago
I think it's not really worth reading. No new information. Other than her saying yup and yes to almost every question, we also know she had a beer last night at 8pm.
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Slack Security Update(slack.com)
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by anonu 4y ago
I'll play the devil's advocate here: its because hybrids are boring. Specifically, they accelerate slowly. We live in a world of instant gratification (tweets, tiktok, etc..) People want the same with their cars. Which is why TSLA
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by anonu 4y ago
More like a disaster for human rights advocates today, as this is very much technology being used now. But what's the alternative? If you assume mass surveillance techniques are illegal and not being used in the US, i would be ok with
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by anonu 4y ago
> grep http: current.csv | wc -l 54679 So over 5% of the top 1m sites still don't use HTTPS.
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by anonu 4y ago
I have, incredibly, held firm to a resolution I made many years ago: never make another new year's resolution. It's better to have a CI approach IMO. Continuous Improvement. There's nothing special about January 1. If you wan
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by anonu 4y ago
This is getting close to a feature I've enjoyed in KDB for some time. The open port in KDB is overloaded to handle different protocols, like HTTP.
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by anonu 4y ago
Lots of people saying "sell it" vs "keep it". But OP was only looking for advice on farming. Not financial advice. My guess is there are coffee farms nearby. If so, lean on a local experts advice.
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by anonu 4y ago
It's viewed as the "cost of doing business"
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by anonu 4y ago
Or just like there are bonuses there should be maluses, that are actually enforced.
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by anonu 4y ago
You sound like Joe Rogan: you have a problem, just workout man. It's not bad advice imo, just doesn't apply to everyone the same way.

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