czbond

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by czbond 5y ago
I'd hate to need breaks from my work for mental sanity. Sucks to be normal.
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by czbond 5y ago
It gets worse ;) Sorry,I couldn't resist. I've heard it eases around 14
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by czbond 5y ago
This could backfire on Ubiquiti - considering Krebs stellar reputation already, that if it does go to court, and they rule in Krebs favor, it becomes even more devasatating to winning any further Enterprise market contracts. It could kill U
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by czbond 5y ago
Very cool - I haven't had time to peruse the offering or code, but it seems like a very needed tool for industries and small businesses which don't have the resources to make it happen.
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by czbond 5y ago
Even the medians seem outrageously high.... just some basic life experience would suggest they're all low % across the board. Heck my personal guess was sub-1% up to maybe 1% for each category you mentioned.
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by czbond 5y ago
I would posit that most people believe that wealth == income. People rarely know the difference.
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by czbond 5y ago
https://storage.googleapis.com/x-prod.appspot.com/files/H2E%... They won't sue you for using the findings or design, but they still have U.S. Patent on it and our pledging that Google will not sue those who u
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by czbond 5y ago
And no one believes them. The bond market is doing the rate cuts for them.
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by czbond 5y ago
Only from weak management. Real management knows we're always recruiting. Matches of needs + applicants today might not be a good fit, but the candidate could always be a great fit soon, or someone they know. Interviews are a two way s
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by czbond 5y ago
Survivorship bias should mainly apply to the project, but be separated from the founder. For startups - I think everyone should intuit and realize that the chances of success are low. A startup's natural state is death - because a foun
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by czbond 5y ago
Agree - I recently bought a vehicle (jeep) out of state. Did everything from pricing, sale, logistics, and delivery over email. It was fantastic!
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by czbond 5y ago
> Are you high or mentally ill? Neither - just think differently ;) The visceral reaction leads me to believe you might understand the possibility, but may reject it mentally, of any number of birth over "0" leads to a higher p
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by czbond 5y ago
Why is it more absurd? Is it because the equation then means: (n=O || n=1) || n>=2? Meaning the deduction leads to "strictly zero or once" OR "many more than 1" Once seems less logical from a metaphysical perspective
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by czbond 5y ago
Your corollary is interesting - I've pondered the topic a lot myself, and your corollary is a dedication I hadn't considered. Love the concept!
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by czbond 5y ago
Go get a job at elastic or mongo or another growing database team company. You'll make craploads of money if you can use this background as a leverage point to a senior position. Or sell it to them if they need it
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by czbond 5y ago
Are you afraid of loot boxes in your music that you have to pay for with micro tokens? :)
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by czbond 5y ago
You made me laugh - but it is a good idea.
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by czbond 5y ago
I know it's not, but I'm trying to draw a parallel to what many market devs would probably use and cause themselves more trouble for launching
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by czbond 5y ago
Example - because many developers will fret more about the technology of their site than the actual business. <yes, it's common>
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by czbond 5y ago
If the value proposition is common, then yes it is hard. If it is novel, then no. Agree design is much more important than before. But you can still pay a designer $1k or less and it looks pretty nice. Maybe not "uniquely different&quo
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by czbond 5y ago
I have a lot of experience pushing forward stuff with wife / kids. One must learn to delegate. Yes you can do "programming whatever", but you don't have the time. If you believe in the project, allocate.... $100,$500,$1k
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by czbond 5y ago
I'm not OP - but didn't know about "favorite" and thanks!
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by czbond 5y ago
>A large percentage of the total population is outright technology hostile and proud of it. Can you expand on this? I was one of the CompSci because I loved it people - and find it hard to fathom this - and could use some insight.
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by czbond 5y ago
I believe the same way about taxes. As long as over 50% of the population makes low contribution to actual federal budget, they don't care much about how the money is spent unless it impacts an ideology - which allows forevermore gover
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by czbond 5y ago
Because a majority of people are "feelers" (by nature) - they feel first, then run it through reasoning. An immature person of this nature would feel first, and then never proceed to use logic. In the same manner that a mature thi
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by czbond 5y ago
I'm suggesting not all are rude; I see many uplifting comments. A number are rude - and maybe those who are pre-oriented to replying in text on a partially anonymous board with a pedantic nature are pre-inclined to be more rude. Engine
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by czbond 5y ago
I disagree. My experience with many engineers - suggest there are different engineering types. There are the exacting, detailed oriented, pedantic, focused engineers who just cannot think big picture. They're great at rules based &#x2F
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by czbond 5y ago
Question: How are labs doing the exploratory work without a clear hypothesis? Are they essentially doing some version of brute force?
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by czbond 5y ago
Following on - OP could also take an advisory role in a consulting firm - potentially in office strategy and implementation of penetration testing, etc.
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by czbond 5y ago
You hit on the 'specifics' of religion that I've always found funny in humantiy. Why does it matter to most people if it is 6 days or 15 billion years? How does that change anything in actuality? Most religious texts can just

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