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anuraaga
4y ago
There are no additional legal requirements to having foreign tenants. That being said, there are strong legal requirements to having any tenants. Japan is very renter-friendly, and you can even be months late on paying rent without any chan
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anuraaga
4y ago
Exactly. Hiring freezes are similar but it seems many places are taking advantage of this year to burst self created bubbles, not because they have to but because they can without seeming like wimps, which in any other year they would. Idea
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anuraaga
4y ago
I recall an article here criticizing the payment processors for having too much power by censoring content. The crowd here took the usual libertarian stance of this control being a bad idea. But it seems reasonable to also support the right
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anuraaga
4y ago
Perhaps the intent was seeing what crazy HN thread would be started :) My reading of the last paragraph was that there is no safe language since in the end it's always up to the programmer.
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anuraaga
4y ago
> When it is really a case of what happens when you store you crypto on an exchange rather than a non-custodial wallet. In this case, what would happen would likely be pay extremely high gas fees or wait very long for the transaction to
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anuraaga
5y ago
These articles seem to always leave out that if you turn in an item you are legally entitled to a finder's fee from the owner based on the value of the lost item. Security cameras are also plentiful and we'll staffed. It feels goo
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anuraaga
5y ago
How to kill your array - reboot your computer at a bad time. Who'd have thought raid1 could be so unreliable. https://btrfs.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Gotchas#raid1_volume... I did end up having to copy the array o
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anuraaga
6y ago
How could an official post by Red Hat be flagged?
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6y ago
I work on OpenTelemetry Java, including a Java Agent that is originally a fork from Datadog's excellent base which they contributed to the project. Protobuf definitely has a sizable footprint, but I guess it's still ok compared to
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anuraaga
7y ago
Used to work at a startup aiming to create a similar type of network. AWS joining was refreshing for validating the market and providing a big target to work against. AWS / Lockheed made a good call with phased array antennas (SpaceX t
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anuraaga
8y ago
This is really helpful, thanks a lot! Just wondering, is the template released as Creative Commons or anything similar? I'd like to use it in some teaching material but only if it's intended use.
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anuraaga
8y ago
I am very lucky that there are too many great open source libraries out there to label one with the "highest" quality.
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anuraaga
10y ago
Japanese securities companies have special accounts which automatically report tax-related information to the tax agency and withdraw taxes appropriately. So you'd be able to do standard stock and currency trading without being require
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anuraaga
10y ago
Didn't look much at the features because I was taken aback by the most important point - they've reached the Z in their naming scheme already! What comes next, three A's, or maybe something else?
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anuraaga
10y ago
Found a long but thorough answer here - doesn't become linear but does go down to n log n. The step size of 16 is chosen as it is √256 http://cs.stackexchange.com/questions/52360/from-guidos-essa...
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anuraaga
10y ago
Thanks for finding this out, it explains a lot. IIRC, the str += optimization was added in 2.6 which would have made f1 quite fast.
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anuraaga
10y ago
I have seen excel, SQL, even MS office used as a buzzword. Of course there's also agile, scrum, etc. Bigdata and machine learning are also hot word. But they are clearly modern engineering. Consultants exist to explain the best way to
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11y ago
Java8 has removed permgen, which was the only parameter that was essential as it put a hard cap on the size of the app you can build. With that gone, the JVM running with defaults will run laps around any scripting language, and any additio
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anuraaga
11y ago
Old news? When even game consoles, the standard for going proprietery for performance, went amd64/arm, the consolidation of platforms was a foregone conclusion.
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11y ago
Before Apple there was companies' IT's Puppet mangaging away /usr/local from usefulness. Main reason I only use Macports which has never failed me.