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Okta acquires A16Z-backed password manager Uno to develop a personal tier(techcrunch.com)
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by caseysoftware 3y ago
Pangea provides a comprehensive framework of essential API-based security services (think authN, authZ, audit logging and vaulting; as well as more advanced and/or use-case services like PII redaction; embargo; and threat intelligence
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by caseysoftware 3y ago
> In about half the U.S., including in cities like Charlotte, Dallas, Houston, Las Vegas, Long Island, Minneapolis, Nashville, Phoenix and Salt Lake City, we can’t quit NAR individually or en masse, because NAR membership is required fo
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by caseysoftware 3y ago
When I worked for Bay Area companies from Central Texas, I used my remoteness (+2 hr timezone diff) to my team's advantage very visibly and on purpose. - The UK team wants a noon (their time) meeting? Sure, I'll do it at 6am my ti
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Lots of reports around this one, lots of ways to cut the data but this is one of the most rigorous approaches to collecting the info: https://www.bankrate.com/banking/savings/emergency-savings-r...
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When my kids noticed our cat sitting in the box looking around, I called it his "tank." So they promptly drew tank treads on the side and colored it green and built a paper turret. Now he looks rather regal sitting in his tank. So
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by caseysoftware 3y ago
From the article: > "The financing is intended to support research, including studies and analysis to deliver accurate data to partnering organizations and officials for better decision-making. It will also fund local policy and ad
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by caseysoftware 3y ago
Very cool article. I'm one of the creators of https://webhooks.fyi/ and will do a PR to add this one. Thanks!
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I didn't find out this story until years later but still amazes me every time I see it.. regular people stepping up and saying "I have to help" Tom Hanks narrates the epic story of the 9/11 boatlift that evacuated half
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The Administration will work with Congress and the private sector to develop legislation establishing liability for software products and services. Any such legislation should prevent manufacturers and software publishers with market power
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It would be interesting to have a 10 year cap/sunset agreement on ANY government agreement. The Fed Chair already has a 10 year appointment, so extend it to contracts, leases, and even laws. There are a few things that might need longe
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“AI has turned every WiFi router into a camera that can work in the dark”(twitter.com)
56 points by caseysoftware 3y ago|25 comments
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Meeting Sam Bankman-Fried, as told by an Engineer at Alameda Research(adityabaradwaj.com)
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It's amazing what you can do without an ID in the States.
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My bet is that it was a frequent search in their Maps product. Searching on it a ton? Must be popular with locals! We should send tourists there!
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Potentially related: > "In the study, published in Geophysical Research Letters, Millán and his colleagues estimate that the Tonga eruption [January 15th] sent around 146 teragrams (1 teragram equals a trillion grams) of water vapo
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> If you take the reasoning one step back, wouldn't it be easier to optimize the consumption side (low hanging fruit) in favour if optimizing the cost per unit of energy? Yes, absolutely. In general, if you talk to a good solar sa
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by caseysoftware 3y ago
Then you should write to that website and explain why they're wrong. I bet treasury.gov would appreciate it.
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by caseysoftware 3y ago
Unfortunately, the data doesn't agree with you: Social Security: 21% Health: 14% Medicare: 13% Income Security: 13% National Defense: 13% Ref: https://fiscaldata.treasury.gov/americas-finance-guide/feder...
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If the government wants to tax these transactions - and let's admit it, they do - they'll take it right off the top. Unlike with the banking system where different banks have different prices for wires - or even free under certain
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This looks good in principle but the implementation will be key.. because people like Pelosi would just say “I don’t own stock, my husband does!”
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Creating better preview environments with ngrok, Kubernetes, and vcluster(loft.sh)
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A government doesn't "express opinions" they "enact policy."
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https://caseysoftware.com/
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Your competitors almost never matter. Most products fail because they a) never ship or b) don't solve an important problem. If you're paying attention to your competitors, you're probably not paying enough attention to your c
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First, you need to find your people. Then you need to understand their pain. To find them, find professional organizations, newsletters, chamber of commerce members, whatever where they go and attend. Learn how they describe their space and
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California changed the law a few years back where if the party that requires arbitration (in almost all cases, the company) doesn't pay their portion, it's an automatic default on their part. It's a strategy but not a good on
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X-Com 1 & 2 on ipad are good too. Sure, you don't have the same flexibility as on the computer but it's nice NOT to be tied to the same device in the same place.
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What does this mean? > the Chicago-based landlord that owns Twitter’s offices at 3401 Bluff St in Boulder, was provided a $968,000 letter of credit back in February of 2020, which it has been drawing on to pay the rent in lieu of ordina
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Is this an allegory for mass immigration?

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