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by awinder 7y ago
The problem is the prescriptive nature, i.e., being very tied to force the "sshd" into all of these examples. You need to ask more questions leading up to figuring out if sshd suggestion would even be applicable, and if you get t
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by awinder 7y ago
So because of the timing on this article, the notes on Apple’s PE ratio are interesting to consider. Apple is now trading at a P/E ratio of 23 (Microsoft at 28), and Apple has made a point of trying to reorient / reclassify revenu
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by awinder 7y ago
Kind-of alluded to in the article, but if you’re going to unbundle AWS, you’re going to have to figure out how to get the bandwidth 0-rated. One of amazons biggest moats (imo) is that they can realize monumental cost savings on bandwidth wh
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by awinder 7y ago
This is really not true, except maybe in localized situations which you don’t want to work for (and recruiters are not going to want to do work for those companies so the overlap is minuscule). It’s a one time capitalized expense that reduc
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by awinder 7y ago
"The United States would be unable to buy $155B worth of electronics, which we already have domestic manufacturing capabilities for4 4: https://www.lg.com/us/press-release/lg-electronics-to-build-... 4: http
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by awinder 7y ago
It was in this radio show, but I'm not gonna hunt for the time code: https://about.van.fedex.com/point-of-view/policy-perspective...
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by awinder 7y ago
It doesn't directly contradict what the NYTimes wrote, at all: 1. Fedex is bundling total tax expenditures (state taxes, employment taxes, who knows what, probably the whole kit) versus their federal income tax liability which is what
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by awinder 7y ago
Is the headache concern something you’ve dealt with from using tight/heavy headphones or is that something to do with noise canceling?
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by awinder 7y ago
I was speaking more to 2b, and it shouldn’t be expensive because the other servers should spin down after you’ve migrated. You’re maybe paying for a day of overlap if that, and you’re paying for massively reduced risk. Fair point on the con
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by awinder 7y ago
This was a fascinating read but I feel like I’m left with some more questions about what’s going on under the hood in gitlab cloud: 1. I thought gitlab was hosted in google cloud, but there’s a lot of references to e.g., a hand rolled conse
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by awinder 7y ago
So what 1password used to do was charge a higher application fee (think it was like 40 or 50 bucks?) and then also would charge again for larger version releases. Apple (which was/is the largest part of the user base) does not provide
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by awinder 7y ago
What in the world is a fashion-wear walled garden? I'm pretty sure you can wear nike shirts with Adidas tops, socks are like the USB-C of feet, etc.
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by awinder 7y ago
This article is great for context on how/why this happened: https://popular.info/p/the-republican-political-operatives
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by awinder 7y ago
That’s not correct, it’s on the support page under “If a family member wants to use Apple Card”: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT209228 I was baffled myself.
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by awinder 7y ago
That would be the “Ruby on rails creator”, lol. There’s also no way to apply jointly for the card. You can input your joint income, sure, but they’re single-user accounts. You can’t, during signup, specify a lower balance in order to “free
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by awinder 7y ago
Knowing something to be from both an epistemological perspective and from a neuroscience perspective lends further credence in some (many) circles, even if it’s less fun to dump on people that way.
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“Thanks for letting us know about our stupid son” omg this was parenting thing is the wildest game on earth
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by awinder 7y ago
Yeah, and that 421K number is across the entire US. 1%-er in California it’s over 500K. You can utilize Glassdoor to see that even looking at salaries at FAANG that is not an average experience. People in the top 10% bracket straight up bel
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by awinder 7y ago
This is like, one of my top reasons for thinking there's undisputed superiority (FOR THIS USECASE) in Apple's platform. They own the full stack, so there's nothing to install and it does work exactly like you'd expect i
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by awinder 7y ago
Yeah understood that it's intentional, but something being intentional doesn't make it a good idea. Once you outgrow a small number of people this is ultimately going to end up being relationship-destructive and a nuisance -- whi
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by awinder 7y ago
Yeah this, but it's also pretty clear that gitlab has a lot of internal mess to clean up too. Looking at these comment threads it's amazing that people from all over the company just drop in to spout off, lines of delegation are
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by awinder 7y ago
It's called lender-paid mortgage insurance, which comes in 2 varieties, the one you did where you take a higher interest rate or as a single one-time charge
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by awinder 7y ago
Maxing your 401k at 24, wowza young people are smart these days. Whatever you do, do not beat yourself up about finances (too much, I mean maybe you're reckless elsewhere but I doubt it) because you've maximized meaningful time i
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by awinder 7y ago
I agree with your point but disagree with some facts if you will allow some extra, potentially helpful information: 1. You can get into a house with good credit and 5% with private mortgage insurance. PMI goes away at 20%, fha you pay the m
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by awinder 7y ago
This is a very Silicon Valley sort of framing of a problem that is very core to the human experience. I’ve been reading through the (NIV) bible and it’s really interesting to connect a lot of passages to mindfulness (which derived from budd
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by awinder 7y ago
“Previous licensing models – the “open core” model, GPL, and permissive licenses like BSD and Apache-2.0 – are not sufficient for the way OSS is distributed and used today.” This line _really_ bugged me. These licenses are still a perfect f
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1. No dividend reinvestment tools so you’ll have cash drag unless you hand hold it 2. Inferior research tools 3. Fewer investment options (just stocks / etfs, no bonds or mutual funds) 4. Lacking support (ideally you don’t need this bu
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Because Chinas current market system is just about a decade old. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_accounting_standards By all means, investors want to put money into China. It’s the amount of money you want to p
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by awinder 7y ago
1. Yeah plenty of non-Americans think this too, _maybe_ if you said “westerners” it’d be defensible, but it’d still be wrong. 2. The nba & activision are selling goods to China, or maybe they put a little money into real assets to reach
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point of clarification, you don't need to sell any positions to perform a ACATS transfer

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