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by atwebb 5y ago
Another example (I am no expert) is a margin call. If I am purchasing using $100k of margin and my collateral drops to the point that I no longer have the margin. That 100k is gone. It wasn't a real 100k in the first place, it was leve
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by atwebb 5y ago
I'm no GCP user but if you've planned for "schema on read" and throw a bunch of poorly indexed/partitioned/compressed files in there you could probably get to it pretty quick...
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by atwebb 5y ago
Also $7,200 per decade or 3.5-4 months of mortgage/rent payments. Stack it with other similar cuts, each adds 3-6 months of living expenses. It isn't about the 1 it is about the whole. That said, I can definitely see the QoL argum
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by atwebb 5y ago
FAANG seems to be an outlier but, it sounds a lot like the enterprise data mart strategy covered under a mix of stuff from principle #1. If you want quality, you need structure and review. Accessible data is helpful and needed to develop so
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by atwebb 5y ago
It also seems under-used for how core it is (ex. everything in public/dbo).
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by atwebb 5y ago
From the comments, is this early bitcoin mining? >It's even better when you (with permission) install it on all the computers at work and put in on 'invisible' mode. If you want to get technical it's cracking the code
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by atwebb 5y ago
Are people making that move because they prefer the location if their current location had enough housing? I guess more "Are they moving b/c the building is happening there and not in CA?".
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by atwebb 5y ago
>Prime's price is going up. and it is seen as sticky enough to not lose tons of subscribers.
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by atwebb 5y ago
Gas stations already do this, they offer deals to certain credit cards, grocery chains, or even if you buy a car wash.
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by atwebb 5y ago
Feature flagging comes to mind, just don't expose the pieces that don't work or are in-progress? or .exclude or something.
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by atwebb 5y ago
It is all about location, any conversation leaving that out is like comparing cars in general, some people are taking about sedans, some SUVs, some trucks, some semi-trucks... Even within cities it doesn't help, it is down to neighborh
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by atwebb 5y ago
Totally legit, though vcoins is probably a more reliable site since fakes do exist (modern and contemporary). The Roman span was enormous and long lived. They also heavily used coinage and had traveling mints. The coinage was eventually deb
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by atwebb 5y ago
Would it matter? The address has to be valid and once input it is the unique key. I didn't see any address validation on my end (which is also an option for other forms).
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by atwebb 5y ago
If anyone finds this interesting, Roman coins are very, very accessible (a few dollars a piece) and there are plenty of legit listings for uncleaned coin lots (though most have been picked through for anything precious). Even the silver coi
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by atwebb 5y ago
It would more likely lead to a six figure job at an enterprise company or consultancy. MSFT "stack" is enormous.
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by atwebb 5y ago
Whew, I'm similar and it tanked me for about a week. I could feel every joint in my body and breathing was a conscientious decision for a few days due to the pain/discomfort. It has subsided a bit (and my family wasn't hit as
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by atwebb 5y ago
That was my thinking, a major supplier / manufacturer recalling a year of (and 1/4 of all ever made) products is at least interesting. To OP's point though, it likely reached the front page so fast b/c it has Tesla in th
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by atwebb 5y ago
Those are discipline differences. At least I am getting the JS to TS (or tSQL to pgSQL or something) from this reference. Technology is a bit overloaded though so we may be picking up different meanings entirely.
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by atwebb 5y ago
Is it much more affordable than Austin? They seem to be within the same range (for comparable locations and all) and that the gap has quickly filled in, just my observation but I look at TN stuff way more than TX.
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by atwebb 5y ago
Same here, it hit the front page in minutes with no comments and content is lacking a bit...
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by atwebb 5y ago
Almost the same time, Napster was slightly earlier, at least in adoption for me and my friends. Audiogalaxy was better but didn't catch on as much, that's when things really started fracturing.
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by atwebb 5y ago
You pay the storage cost in S3 as well, depending on tier Snowflake will not necessarily be a cost savings from compute either. Redshift could really use some elasticity beyond a factor of 2 and some warm resume features.
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by atwebb 5y ago
> It is also terrible design - having data in two places means you now have to implement access control, logging, auditing, data access and so on twice. I've understood and implemented differently. With Spectrum (or Polybase for SQL
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by atwebb 5y ago
I don't think it is missed, at least personally, my thoughts are: "When will it stop?". If the argument is interest rates / incentives, then there really doesn't seem to be much turning back unless there are serious
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by atwebb 5y ago
Now I'm just curious which area is considered ruralish (assuming it is outside Williamson). There's a ton of buildable land left in Middle TN since there aren't too many natural boundaries, I've always found that interes
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by atwebb 5y ago
And as xckd is always relevant, if you go forward 3 comics you get one referencing rickrolling! https://xkcd.com/573/
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by atwebb 5y ago
Thanks for the explanation! Is it noticeable at this time stamp? https://youtu.be/nj4fhdiXy48?t=178 I feel like the lower notes are much more distinct and separate but might just be imagining it.
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by atwebb 5y ago
Amazon is building a bunch of workforce housing in some cities I believe (probably someone here knows a bit more). Also, queue up Sixteen Tons and some mentions of company scrip.
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by atwebb 5y ago
Hey I can kind of empathize! You didn't ask for advice but that's never stopped me before! Do a fiscal budget and forecast it out a few years. It is so helpful in seeing where you can cut, where you're spending money that you
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by atwebb 5y ago
As a direct response to the original post, it mentions 20% returns and doesn't seem to treat that as an outlier. That would indicate some serious inflation somewhere.

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