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4y ago
>"When I first learned about it, I thought it was so cool how it all came together, the combination of cryptographic security, distributed trust, even a Forth-like mini language built in." Interesting, could you elaborate on th
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4y ago
Wow your first link is very alarming. I was curious about this passage from that link however: >"The installation of an additional root CA cert potentially undermines the security of all your software and communications. When you in
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4y ago
I sure was. I fail to see how your question answers either of the two questions I was asking however.
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4y ago
>"Build a service/program to a spec via take home." The problem with this is that the company has no skin in the game. Sadly flakey companies and recruiters are prevalent enough that it's not at all uncommon for a com
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4y ago
>"Stuck at 200K, and I doubt that's going to go up much because the layoffs have started and we're heading back into "lucky to have a job" territory." Where have there have the layoffs started? What evidence
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4y ago
I'm curious how much time you estimate you have spent dealing with customer service per year or per month in those two years. That would be an interesting statistic given that you've been full time for two years. It's not unc
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4y ago
>"He decided to try and save money by buying an RV and live in one of the known Google shanty towns in an unused office parking lot. We all teased him that he would never find a girlfriend without real plumbing" This whole pass
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4y ago
>"Its a bit shorter loop for xooglers and in the past six years I’ve had two other offers but there was always a confounding factor. One was comp, I’m not SWE and in every case i did or would have taken a pay cut." Interesting
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4y ago
>"Met some amazing folks and saw some amazing stuff, but the intro to Beverly Hillbillies kept intruding into my thoughts." I thought this was laugh out loud funny. I was in need of a good laugh so thanks for that. I'm cur
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4y ago
>"Once you have a family, living in a van in the Google parking lot and showering at the gym doesn't really work." Are there actually folks who live in a van in the parking lot or is that a healthy bit of humor?
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4y ago
I remember a friend showing me around the FB Campus and there was a gym, a barber shop, a Mexican restaurant with bar and I think a drop off laundry place and dentist. I know it was meant to impress but I was horrified by the subtext of all
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4y ago
This was a confusing piece of writing. The opening paragraph states: >"I left because I needed to fix my work-life balance." The summary paragraph then states: >"I work more hours. I’m more likely to be working in the e
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4y ago
>"I know some heavily idolized LISP person out there made the over-quoted statement that all languages end up implementing s-expressions badly." Not being at all versed in the LISP world myself might you or someone else share w
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4y ago
How is it a liability? It's real estate holdings, often in or near desirable cities.
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bogomipz
4y ago
So you stayed for the entire 4 year vest then?
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4y ago
Are the strike prices calculated on the start date then?
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4y ago
Can you elaborate? I'm failing to understand the connection between the Fed Juicing the market and investors moving to Palm Beach dnd complaining about the Northeast? Was there a mass exodus? Would that not also be moving forward thoug
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4y ago
That's an interesting and sobering thought. It basically bought two years of breathing room but also delivered the Fed a very tricky puzzle that they need to solve now. And solving that puzzle without causing a recession later this yea
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4y ago
I highly recommend the documentary "The Lost Leonardo" referenced in the article: https://www.justwatch.com/us/movie/the-lost-leonardo
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4y ago
This is completely false. The standard measurement bars use is called the "pour cost" which is inventory usage(in cost) divided by sales. The pour cost average for a bar is between 18-20%. That's a gross margin of 80 to 82 ce
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4y ago
I had the exact same issue a few years ago. Mine was closer to four hours instead of an hour. I was selling a phone for a relative. I received an email that the account was suspend and when inquired as to what was going on eBay told me that
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4y ago
How exactly is an expectation of consistent messaging regarding policy "gotcha" thinking? I also don't see anywhere where it's being suggested that politicians need to live "perfect austere lifestyles." This i
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4y ago
You realize that the individual EU countries that those same politicians represent are promoting rail travel over air travel for short haul flights for their own citizens.[1] France themselves actually passed legislation regarding this.[2].
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4y ago
Indeed. The political class increasingly have lost touch with just how regular people live. A regular person would be on the 4 hour train or the Flix bus. They seem to believe in lots of things mostly for "other" people though. It
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4y ago
It looks like there is a rail option between Brussels and Strasbourg which is just under 4 hours[1]. That's four hours where you can work the entire time. With the boarding, flight time and travel time to and from the airport what is t
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4y ago
Oh wow, what a treasure trove! Which title would you recommend a LISP newbie should start with? Is there a sequence for the first few titles you would recommend?
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4y ago
How exactly does a Wikipedia entry for the 1999 dot com crash support your assertion that that a market crash is imminent? How is that any different than make posting a Wikipedia link for World War II as supporting evidence that World War 3
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bogomipz
4y ago
I'd be curious to hear what you see as a better alternative to all of this "IAC crap." Also how many IAC vendors are there really? Hashicorp, Pulumi and AWS? What are the others? As I recall before cloud era infrastructure on
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4y ago
Sure they've been a publicly traded company for 20 years but most of the first 10 of that they were mailing DVDs to people. They've really only been in the original content game since 2012 so just about 10 years. And the latest in
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4y ago
The only thing I would add to that list is the phenomenon where they list the same movie in 5 or 6 different categories.
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