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by bushbaba 3y ago
I'm referring to credits for ISV solutions such-as DataDog, Splunk by being in the AWS Activate program.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
AWS has exclusive discounts for those in their startup credits program (AWS activate).
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Housing is a function of what buyers can afford. The move from single to dual earning households now necessitates a dual income family. We’d actually be in a better position (childcare wise) if we stuck to only one parent working.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
I don’t think you get how difficult that is. It wouldn’t build, it would include a ton of internal libraries. For example stubby is not open source. Internal spanner is different than external spanner, including API/SDKs. The code pull
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Googles backends are all proprietary solutions. So you’d need to open source a huge swath of google code. Much of which has assumptions of running in Google’s DCs.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
They sold units recently no. So there’s some ppl who might have only gotten a few years of usage
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by bushbaba 3y ago
No where near as many as SF though.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Safeway, Target, CVS all have extra security precautions in place only in SF than these retailers aren’t implementing in the surrounding Bay Area. CVS in Palo Alto doesn’t lock up goods. Target in EPA doesn’t lock up drugs or formula. Etc.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Sf doesn’t have a gang violence issue. It’s non violent crime and general pedestrian unfriendliness. You won’t get stabbed walking on 6th st, but I know plenty who had a homeless in SF hit them with chicken, hit with food trays, chased, yel
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by bushbaba 3y ago
I don’t want a complicated setup. I appreciate apples simple new phone onboarding process and their opinionated ecosystem.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Google VC doesn't push Google products in an effort of remaining neutral and getting access to the best deals. It's a strategic mis-step for Google the company, but a win for Google the VC arm. Also shows Google's internal di
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by bushbaba 3y ago
You could even use a timestamp for handling what if this task was never finished by the worker who locked the row.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
America offers Medicare so we still bear the cost. Just only if they live long enough to receive the retirement benefits. Yeah one heck of a perverse incentive.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
You’d think the fines would have inflation baked into it 15 years is a long time with intel stock up more than 80% over last 15 years.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Please do upfront pricing. It’s so annoying getting a bill afterwards how the fully covered treatment was actually not covered and multiple thousands. Leading to haggling with the insurance company and hospital.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Maybe just maybe. Customers don’t really want IPv6 but are forced onto it. Ipv6 is not human usable and gets rid of a bunch of network design norms.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Makes developers need to at least think about error handling compared to say python. However I find Java’s error handling to be superior, but Java coding generally requires an IDE.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Pumped hydro storage would likely work
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Id also look at goofys, which I’ve found to be google performant for reads. Also nice that it’s a golang binary which is easily passable around to hosts.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
24 billion is equivalent to jeff bezo's buying you a Happy Meal at McDonalds, followed by hope you enjoy the shared wealth. US's GDP is 23.32 Trillion, and US collected 5 Trillion in taxes Americans. Wealth sharing would need to b
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Is it fair to tell an emerging county, hey I made my wealth doing X, however you can’t do X as it’s wrong. Unlikely the emerging country will listen without the prior wealth being shared. And it’s unlikely for wealthy countries to give up t
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by bushbaba 3y ago
We are having less kids though. Give it time and in 30-50 years we’ll have global population shrinkage on our hands. The issue is society as currently structured doesn’t exactly work without population growth.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Percentage of gdp would better show what percentage of our resources and people time is being spent.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Those researchers likely can still use public cloud environments. Many middle eastern companies have a U.S. branch
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by bushbaba 3y ago
one solution is to exclude hail damage to roofs from basic home insurance policy. Similar to how earthquake and flooding is a separate policy.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
I think it’s more franchise owners sign an agreement. The device should be legal if you or I buy this machine. However installing it at McDonalds by a non “certified tech” might be in violation of the franchise contract
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by bushbaba 3y ago
The downside of single AZ clusters is capacity. If you have a need to drastically scale up the compute might not be available in a single AZ.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
More likely is a huge population decline from cost of living being too great for most to have kids.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
No shit. Paper straws literally need a plastic coating to work. It’s the dumbest invention ever. At least do compostable plastic straws over paper.l, and even that’s not great. I see no issue with plastic straws that are then used by peaker
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by bushbaba 3y ago
YouTube has child influencers with targeted product placement. E.g. Ryan Toy Review

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