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bogomipz
5y ago
Wow congrats on the launch! This looks really exciting.
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5y ago
This looks really interesting. It looks like their lokinet uses an onion router though or am I misinterpreting the "better than Tor" here?
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5y ago
I'm curious was the complete cash out immediate or did it assume the same schedule as the vesting? I'm guessing if the cash out is immediate the company would then run the risk that those people might exit?
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5y ago
>"Wonder if their RSU grants have a clause that converts them to cash in the event of a takeover" This is interesting question since RSUs are a big part of total comp but how are unvested RSUs dealt with when the stock is retir
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5y ago
This is a good recent article that has much more history of oysters in NYC, the causes of their demise as well as recent restoration efforts(including the Billion Oyster Project.) https://untappedcities.com/2021/02/
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5y ago
Not just that but it's sad we can't even just rent the titles we used to be able to rent from videos stores. There is no much content that is just not available and I fear it never will be. If you were fortunate enough to have liv
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5y ago
>"Parsing SQL queries provides superpowers for monitoring data health" Can someone say how this works exactly? What does parsing offer that things like logs and other metrics don't in terms of monitoring?
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5y ago
Mike Wallace was sui generis and very much hard journalism . There's a actually good documentary on him called "Mike Walllace is Here." https://www.imdb.com/video/vi3821321241
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5y ago
I didn't mean an actual economic duopoly, that was sarcasm. I meant a duopoly in the sense of two poles of the political spectrum that each seems to cater to exclusively.
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5y ago
This made me laugh out loud. Thanks for that. Perhaps Mike Judge could produce it? Something in the article seems to support just how fungible the CNN and Fox cable news-tainment duopoly is. They increasingly appear to be just two sides of
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5y ago
I think there's probably some insight in this quote from the article: >"CNN wooed big-name talent, including Fox News anchor Chris Wallace, to join the service." It's probably less a tech spend and more of on-air tale
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5y ago
Thanks, understood. However file-backed pages such as executables and shared libs are not written to swap space as the pages are just dropped and read back in from the regular(non-swap) filesystem no? Not that causes any less disk I/O
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5y ago
Is "live lock" here page cache thrashing?
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bogomipz
5y ago
Did you mean to say they best founders don't treat their investors like employees? This arrangement would be favorable to the investors no?
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5y ago
>"I work in a start-up because I got tired of corporate BS and middle managers that produce nothing in the best case and hinder progress of my work in the not so good ones." Perhaps I'm unlucky but I've worked for eno
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5y ago
>"As a company we take a lot of pride in helping developers and it sucks to see this." I don't understand this because as others on this thread have pointed out you have done this before. Further isn't much of your ow
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bogomipz
5y ago
>"But then the "types" analogy comes to the fore, and we end up with a system that's even more complex, a kind of HKT for declarative behaviors." I agree with all of your points. What is HKT here though?
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5y ago
>"Last fall, we migrated this database from Postgres version 9.6 to version 13 with minimal downtime." I thought it was interesting that they upgraded 4 major version numbers in one go. I kept expecting to read something about
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5y ago
Interesting, makes sense. Is this actually the recommended resolution process by the vendors as well or is this something that needs to be approved and adopted by each voting precinct?
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5y ago
I'm curious was the second form of auth an SMS text with an auth code or is their Google Authenticator app somehow tied to the phone number?
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5y ago
Agreed. At least until recently though everyone could claim a deduction for the costs of their tax preparation. This deduction is now only available to those who are self-employed and even that is scheduled to completely go away in 3 years.
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5y ago
Further both Intuit and H and R Block have now completely opted out of the IRS Free File system. See: https://www.cnbc.com/2021/07/16/intuit-will-no-longer-partic... and https://news.bloombergtax.c
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5y ago
>"Uber is actually a higher cost/less efficient producer of urban car services than the taxi companies it has driven out of business; individual Uber drivers with limited capital cannot acquire, finance, maintain and insure veh
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5y ago
>"The outage is its 9th day, having started on Monday, 4th of April." >"It took until Day 9 for executives at the company to acknowledge the outage." Just to put this in perspective. These executives would have lef
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5y ago
>"The important part here is that a TLS server is available but HTTPS is not available as it is either only a TLS terminator or something that operates a non-HTTPS TLS server (for example, RTMPS)." That makes good sense. Thanks
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5y ago
What are GSB and HBS here?
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5y ago
From the FAQ: >"Each of these have different scenarios where their use makes the most sense, for example TLS-ALPN-01 might make sense in cases where HTTPS is not used and the requestor does not have access to dynamically update DNS
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5y ago
I'm not following your first question do you mean to say why is mandating coverage legal? My understanding of the mandate was that(theoretically) by more people being insured the population be healthier and that would someone how drive
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5y ago
>"Given the mandates on insurance there are some reasons it should continue, but they are not really good reasons." Besides the fact that there doesn't seem to be any better or viable alternative available in the marketpla
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5y ago
Can you say where you relocated to that provides this?
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