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Downloading porn on lime wire doesn't stop you from advancing in the process with a polygraph. Doing hard drugs doesn't stop you in advancing with the selection process, or even prevent you from getting a clearance. LYING about
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Ask HN: Are the high quality alternatives to Zoom?
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Yep. https://www.ecfr.gov/cgi-bin/text-idx?SID=4ba3e18dc64ed266b9...
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https://pacs.oregonstate.edu/sites/fa.oregonstate.edu/files/... It's against the law to do business with those specific companies in the performance of contracts with the federal government.
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It's got better/more floating point capacity, which makes it faster at JS because all the numbers in JS are floating point number.
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A large part of the expense on the cars is import tariffs and shipping/freight expense. Upkeep on a German car in Germany is substantially less expensive.
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Don't confuse the .gov DNS/email domain and network monitoring tools like Einstein. The brave new world of govt cloud computing use makes this not as straight forward as it might have been 10 years ago.
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https://www.inc.com/bill-murphy-jr/people-think-netflix-kill... Heh, ironically, Blockbuster was almost never profitable either :)
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Literal millennia of warfare says otherwise. Traditionally it's one of the key roles of the state!
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Licensing and selling the 'don't cost us a million bucks in 4 hours' code monitoring (I hope!) that stuff on the backside would be welcomed by maaaaany large organizations :)
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To provide punishment and corrective action for doing it. Should people be punished for ruining their lives with cocaine?
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Performance per dollar is pretty great on AWS. For an example: https://www.honeycomb.io/blog/observations-on-arm64-awss-ama...
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Generally Docker lets you say 'here, this works', rather than 'follow these 800 steps to get your environment in the right shape'.
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Yes, it depends on taste. Those are just boxes...
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I know a ton of people using Strava. They use it entirely for socializing runs/rides/swims. Friendly pressure, kudos, complaints about the humidity, etc. Literally none of them pay attention to the 'KOM/QOM' more
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Little Snitch & co are part of a defense in depth strategy against malware and other threats. Will it catch everything? No, obviously. Will it catch enough things to make it worth running? I guess that depends on your threat model, b
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European global expansion also had hard physics limits. The age of sail grew the global GDP tremendously. I wouldn't discount multi-year asteroid mining trips/etc. from having the same impact in 50-100 years.
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And don't count out competitors that are non-obvious, like 'excel' and 'email'.
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You still haven't given me an idea of what you think is 'lacking' in these 'strategic analyses' that would be appropriate for something like this writing? As to strategy groups, I've worked with strategy teams
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First define for me what you mean by 'average in comparison to mba-level work'? What analytical tools are you referring to? As to who pays? People who have things to do, and don't have the time to do the 'mba-level
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If Ben is using Stratechery to market consulting services, he's the worst marketer in existence, as I can't find any evidence he does consulting. He's not giving away the Crown Jewels, the vast majority of his writing is behi
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From what I remember, the evidence wasn't shaky, it was non-existent.
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People don't deal well with complications or nuance. So everything communicated broadly has to be quick, catchy and fit in a single descriptive phrase. Scientists have published hundreds of thousands of pages of specific RCA for spec
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It's almost like the climate impacts everything, and a changing climate upsets a ton of things!
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Normal and necessary are different.
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Don't underestimate the insanity that is 'corporate network policy' in huge orgs. Giving a developer https access via chrome (already installed and allowed) to a system might take a few days/weeks. Getting 'vscode
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B-12 is most readily available in meat, but is bio-available to reduced/smaller levels from non-meat sources (e.g. some fungi and algae).
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"Dude, it would so awesome if they like, built a laser torrent to shoot down these things" "Yeah, that would be sweet" "Yeah" Because it's a neat sci-fi idea and you're talking to a colleague...
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A friend of mine wrote a 'chaos engineering' tester for this specific issue: http://github.com/enferex/cme Randomly inject bit flips into a target process memory space, so you can see/test how your softw
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I swear I thought this was a satire for most of the first half...
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