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by dgrin91 4y ago
I don't think groupthink had anything to do with SVB at all. People used SVB because (1) It was a normal, trustworthy bank with many years of regular operations, (2) It was one of the few banks that would work with early stage startups
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by dgrin91 4y ago
What are the chances this causes a run on USDC and a total cascading collapse of multiple crypto assets & platforms?
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by dgrin91 4y ago
First silvergate, now SVB. Is this going to be a wave across the banks?
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LastPass Security Incident Update(support.lastpass.com)
23 points by dgrin91 4y ago|5 comments
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by dgrin91 4y ago
This is funny. I'm curious how exactly you count an "elon". E.g. Google news shows no Elons, but that is for sure 100% wrong. Also maybe you shouldn't be counting news aggregators like Google News? Its basically double c
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by dgrin91 4y ago
From what I read the NTSB has not started its investigation because their are waiting for the train cars to finish being cleaned up. After that they will begin and we'll get some preliminary findings and eventually final report
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by dgrin91 4y ago
Gotta pay off that $10B somehow
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by dgrin91 4y ago
The problem the author is referencing is that without any specific prompting (which will be 99.9999% of prompts) ChatGPT has an inherent left-leaning bias, and this is not disclosed to the average ChatGPT user. If you ask ChatGPT a question
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by dgrin91 4y ago
Thanks, this made my day :)
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by dgrin91 4y ago
Honestly, I look at these numbers and I think 'is it really worth it to complain about these private jets?' Looking at the top slot on the list, Thomas Siebel, he uses ~300x an average American. There are maybe 100 names on this l
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by dgrin91 4y ago
It sounds like you have never worked in at a place like ${BIG_CORP}, which is totally fair. Let me break it down for you: > -Simple license management (what's simpler than reimbursing personal expenses?) Try doing that x100,000, eve
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by dgrin91 4y ago
I still don't understand how getting rid of the last human case will resolve the issue. Presumably these crustaceans & worms still exist in the wild? Isn't there always a chance for a new flareup to occur?
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by dgrin91 4y ago
Does anyone know what the AWS environment mentioned here is? It doesn't really make sense for it to be Amazon AWS, or am I just overthinking it?
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by dgrin91 4y ago
In the Apple VS Epic suit some of the numbers for this were actually released. Its surprising how low some of the numbers where. I think for some weeks Epic was only paying $50k/week for this (which, for the scale of Epic, is peanuts).
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by dgrin91 4y ago
A mix of modern safety, and also a major advantage of EVs in general (not just Tesla) - since there is no engine, the front of the car is basically just an empty crumble zone. That greatly increases survivability compare to traditional ICE
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by dgrin91 4y ago
Transferring financial accounts I found out to be a very difficult and time consuming process. In some cases it was just flat out not possible even though I had everything I needed. I was shocked by how bad it was. Other things were also re
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by dgrin91 4y ago
I used to think that, but then reality struck. For the financial companies, the process varied greatly by company. Some were OK, others were terrible, some flat out didn't work. The bottom line is that this isn't a super common bu
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by dgrin91 4y ago
This is a cool page. One thing that is important for me that is lacking here is emergency access (e.g. https://www.lastpass.com/features/emergency-access ). It would be great to see side-by-side comparisons of that.
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by dgrin91 4y ago
Here is my problem with KeyPass: its unclear to me how it deals with emergency family access. Last year my father unexpectedly passed away. All his stuff was on lastpass. Thankfully we had emergency access setup, and I was able to get into
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New Chronology(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by dgrin91 4y ago|0 comments
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by dgrin91 4y ago
If you ever see him at any talk thats not a pure PR event he tends to go into engineering details. Good series I would recommend from Everyday Astronaut where they get into lots of nitty gritty: https://www.youtube.com/watch
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by dgrin91 4y ago
He made x.com, which was a financial service company that got bought by paypal. THen I think he worked at paypal for a while. Then he did spacex. Then he did tesla. All of those are very engineering heavy and he has been known to get into n
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by dgrin91 4y ago
Docker has a bunch of pros and cons, but to me the most important thing is that it standardizes a 'good enough' way to deploy servers. That means I can have one dev write some docker files used to deploy a server, then later switc
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by dgrin91 4y ago
Its just an ad. All these reasons are basically nonsense.
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by dgrin91 4y ago
Why is this being flagged? Legitimate question. I'm pretty surprised that the CEO said this. I'm curious what the actual impact of this is.
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by dgrin91 4y ago
How does this work really? Is this basically just putting someone on chain, presuming that there wont be a 51% attack, and relying on the chains normal block creation schedule? I presume this timelock can be cracked early if I spend enough
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by dgrin91 4y ago
You "system-level approach" is still missing OP's main point. If the system did not allow/encourage OP to buy his Vermont home, but instead 'successfully' managed to allocate it to a needing & worthy homele
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by dgrin91 4y ago
I'm not a 1pass user, but perhaps the explanation is that its a niche browser and they don't have the bandwidth for it right now? This is the first time I've ever heard of Orion browser. Should they also be building plugins o
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by dgrin91 4y ago
Seems unrelated. This happened ~10 hours ago.
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by dgrin91 4y ago
https://nitter.net/i/status/1549489359459454976

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