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donavanm
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donavanm
4y ago
Can you please clarify what you mean by “audited reserve reports”? The best ive heard of is “attestation” or “assurance.” From the very page you linked: > Tether Holdings Limited do regular assurance opinions every quarter And from the l
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Historically ~30% of all listings were adjusted down. That makes sense when listings are about price discovery. IIRC currently about 15% of listings have a downwards price correction. That is VERY hnusual, and yet still a meaningful portion
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4y ago
This is absolutely not true. “Investor” properties account for about 18% of secondary home sales. 90% of those sales are to individuals with 1-4 properties. The remaining 10% of investor sales, ~2% of the total, is ALL of the professional i
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4y ago
Returns and local logistics. Delivery with tracking in 2-5 days is a LOT better than most (all?) alibaba sellers and opens up an entire category of nearly JIT sales. The old 1-2 day delivery was even better and could cover more daily needs.
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4y ago
If anyone else is interested I believe the study area is approx 59.65 N 10.79 E, just south of Ås 1430 Norway.
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> - interestingly, the CFO just said they have too many people at teh company, though he didn't clarify if it was warehouse or developers, I'm guessing its mostly the former and any developer head count downsizing will come fro
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4y ago
Personally I love usage based pricing that’s tied to costs. One thing I’ve noticed, maybe more in the last few years, is that customers don’t actually want this because, when done comprehensively, it leads to an overwhelming number of line
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4y ago
There are other good answers to the complexity. An additional aspect not mentioned yet is that your bill is not a single thing. Usage, metering, pricing, and billing are all discreet problems. Theyre all interdependent and all of them need
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4y ago
I dont know any concrete techniques. My applied rule of thumb is that 15-25% of total effort is/should be spent on maintenance and operations. Commonly called “keep the lights on” (ktlo) where Im at. Trending higher than that is a warn
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4y ago
Your axis here seems to be something like "unique content/personalization per client." From every client sees the same documentation content to every page view/action of an IDE is unique.
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5y ago
If youre interested in the organization and operations aspect, especially of russia and other warsaw pact countries, check out lester grau. I recently read over https://www.armyupress.army.mil/Portals/7/Hot%20Spots
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5y ago
Ah, when you said "database" I assumed you meant a dedicated single tenant instance of an RDMBS (or similar), and not necessarily something like dedicated tables. I will admit to being a decade out of touch with the vagaries of &q
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> Anyone else find it disturbing that they are able to restore data that they deleted permanently for "compliance" reasons? An overarching theme with these things is “legitimate business need” and “no indefinitely retained cu
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> why not use different databases? They cost nothing and provide perfect separation. I understand the sentiment, but This is a pretty simplistic take that I very much doubt will hold true for meaningful traffic. Many databases have licen
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Oh billing :( My own disappointing incident was metering customer usage in Bytes when billing was setup for Gigabytes. A couple of “concerned” customers noticed that super quick when the new functionality was turned on. Having to sort that
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Your order of operations is inverted. The existing data center providers have been doing this for a few decades. Equinox, Dell, and friends are the ones who do the build out, management, etc. If youre big enough theyll also build to suite,
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5y ago
Do you mean survey markers/targets? Theyre used in civil construction etc to track changes relative to an established datum https://www.berntsen.com/Surveying/Smart-Targets-Datums-Refl...
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5y ago
I have a little knowledge of actual gambling “games” ala video poker etc. They seem to be dominated by large publishers who farm content from a collection of in house & contract “studios.” The studious crank out an entire new game on th
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5y ago
Fantastic, I appreciate the deep visualization of multiple inputs. As a “friends and family” hobbyist mechanic who touches a handful of wheels per year Im still interested. Its a heck of a lot faster than paper notes while working through t
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Heh, not far off the original romads then. Thanks for sharing your experience.
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5y ago
Just curious from the sidelines, tacp, fo, or similar?
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5y ago
Depends on exactly what youre after. AWS Config acts as an inventory and audit of resources, with some enforcement state features. Eventbridge events are produced on resource state change and CloudTrail on API actions. Those are super easy
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I agree with the thrust of your argument but do note that rouge sancerre is definitely a thing (and I quite like it).
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There are some fundamental constraints there for both cases you mentioned, but more so Netflix. Their business model and physical infrastructure are structured around a small, popular, catalog. This enables dense storage utilization at the
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Which is funny because the “grown up” finance story is that bitcoin and friends are a great method asset diversification ala gold or bonds.
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Concur. I had also always heard of it as “IL7” when I worked in IL1 & 6. An aside, the balcony & gamesroom in IL2 was a nice little escape for an afternoon beverage as well.
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5y ago
I'd suggest a bit of "respect what came before" and Chesterton's Fence here. A couple of thoughts from a principal at AWS who's had to use, create, and review a handful of Service Linked Roles: The absolutely most i
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Indeed. And ideally everyone would get a third party to do a fit test. Or at least do their own self test. But either way Im happy for both datapoints so consumers can filter out obvious junk and then focus on their best available option in
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For a random consumer opinion I dont think collecting marginal payment on sales leads hurts credibility per se. The huge red flag for me is taking payment from manufacturers. But an adequately disclosed commission, applied equally to differ
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Related, for those who havent seen, is Aaron Collins collection of mask test data https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1M0mdNLpTWEGcluK6hh5L...
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