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by aynyc 5y ago
I mean, nothing protects you from act of war or act of god. But that’s not what we are talking about here right? Risk of inflation in peacetime is something BlackRock has to considered. I’m not saying they are right or wrong, just that real
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by aynyc 5y ago
Traditionally, houses (mortgages) are usually considered as a hedge against inflation.
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by aynyc 5y ago
If users experiencing issues with the ambee library in this package, they will knock on my door. And I'm not willing to support that or accept that burden. Especially as I don't see a good repacking reason in this case. https:&
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by aynyc 5y ago
Assume your side project is something that our society accepts as normal business, you can just say you were the CTO/CEO/Founder of "Advanced AI, LLC". If it's open source, you can just flat out say that.
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by aynyc 5y ago
Their after tax is $70K. What’s their rent or mortgage? 3 kids, what do they pay for childcare?
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by aynyc 5y ago
Only way to close all services in one go is to close your account. AFAIK, this isn't completely true[1]. Closing your account might not automatically terminate all your active resources. You might continue to incur charges for some
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by aynyc 5y ago
You know what the next post is going to be, right? AWS auto delete my EC2 with all my source code and data on it because my billing alert was too low!
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by aynyc 5y ago
Did AWS make Glacier free? At the end of the day, you are renting hardware, not buying it. I do think AWS should've done a better job at billing notification and documenting the potential disaster.
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by aynyc 5y ago
But you still have to pay for long term storage, that means your bill is still going up.
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by aynyc 5y ago
What does cut off means? If you add a lot of files to your S3, does it mean S3 should stop allowing more uploads or should AWS start deleting your files?
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by aynyc 5y ago
How often do you see something like this? Any workaround besides not working with the customer? I worked on both sides. This is super common for large shops with tight IT policy. My previous job provide critical services to our customers,
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by aynyc 5y ago
Billing alerts. That should be the second thing you set up with AWS after MFA on the root. For managed services, never put them into production until you understand the cost structure. Unlimited scalability == unlimited cost.
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by aynyc 5y ago
I would start with Docker. At least that's what I do, dev/build on Mac, production on Linux.
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by aynyc 5y ago
Don't you need to be an accredited investor? I listened to several of these platforms over the years, the biggest hurdle seemed to be "compliance".
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by aynyc 5y ago
Maybe because of 50%-50%, your engineers just pile everything onto those In-Office days and do nothing on At-Home days. The beatings will continue until morale (productivity) improves.
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by aynyc 5y ago
My kids love his books. FYI: the broadway production of his books is very well done as well.
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by aynyc 5y ago
Build a small but functional habitat on the moon.
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by aynyc 5y ago
That’s more inline from what I’ve read but is that true in general?
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by aynyc 5y ago
$400 million 1 million square feet more than 2,000 jobs Given how much automation is used in modern factory, I'm surprised it'll create that many jobs. Given the products are fairly consistent, wouldn't the production l
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by aynyc 5y ago
That makes total sense! I'm just surprised they didn't focus on commercial market after 3, especially commercial spaces, range is usually not an issue. Work trucks and vans don't need a lot of ranges.
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by aynyc 5y ago
Wow, Ford is hitting the commercial market before Tesla did!
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by aynyc 5y ago
This is a contractor's dream truck. * Power supply. This thing supports ton of recharging of power tools. Lawn cares services will love this as more and more communities are banning gas-powdered tools. * Range. 300 is well within most
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by aynyc 5y ago
How does what work? Asking for previous salary? I've been asked to provide W2s to prove my salary prior to the law. You can probably fake W2s but I just think that's too much work for 99.9% of job applicants.
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by aynyc 5y ago
Don't forget, the Frunk is a theft prevention system.
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by aynyc 5y ago
It's called a Frunk. Basically, storage space!
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by aynyc 5y ago
From the post, it's Digital Ocean.
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by aynyc 5y ago
In terms of overall job market, no idea. In technology, I would imagine yes. I work in NYC, every job except capital market type I got reached out by recruiters have CO listed.
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by aynyc 5y ago
I remember when NY/NJ came out with law preventing employers asking your previous wages (they used to ask for W2!!!). People were saying, oh, employers just won't hire in NY/NJ anymore! Guess what, job market is still hot as
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by aynyc 5y ago
With EV charging stations, you don't need the expensive environmental cost of having gasoline and cost of operations. You can lease out a few parking spaces in your business (cafe, grocery, bookstores) parking lots and take a part of t
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by aynyc 5y ago
I have to give Ford credit. I thought it was a mistake to make EV for its well-loved and respected product line (Mustang & F150) instead of striking out on a new product line. So far, the Mach-E has rave reviews, it seems F150 will as w

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