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by e1g 4y ago
Assuming legitimate operations, this strategy is highly atypical in corporate finance. There is no scenario where this setup has less cumulative risk than keeping cash reserves spread evenly across the top 2-3 banks. For a startup, this is
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The FDIC covers $250k per depositor , not per account , and specifically does not cover bond investments. Either your startup created 200+ entities to pull this off (good luck with the rest of compliance) and didn't do bonds at all,
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I have the same setup and can vouch that it works very well. My primary threat vector is data exfiltration by a compromised binary/node_module. A script reads everything in $HOME and sends it offsite. This is challenging to defend agai
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You probably have HTTP access logs and can use that to run your own calculations based on UserAgent and caniuse. We are in enterprise, and 90% of our users are on evergreen browsers, and the next 9% have a browser version from the last 18 m
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This reads like a mea culpa from an indie hacker, but Fly.io had 5+ years and raised $40M to get these basic fundamentals right. And we get promises of a new status page.
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Cameras paved the way to Hollywood and YouTube. The word “artist” also has become much broader in the wake of that fractal innovation, but I posit that if we had no movies or digital media, there would be many more Art Basels everywhere.
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If, in an alternative universe, we had no cameras, there would be a lot more painters for portraits, news pieces, books, travel guides, etc. A notable wedding or a summit would have 5-10 artists capturing key moments. So yes, cameras did
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We have two kids under 4, and among our friends, what amazes me is how different children are - and, therefore, the parenthood experience can be. One of my girls is the sweetest, calmest, most peaceful bundle of hugs. The other is a low-sle
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by e1g 4y ago
A tester with opinions on development goes against a mostly unidirectional SDLC flow. A developer with a penchant for testability is a multi-skilled asset as they help the org to shift left on quality. The sooner you switch roles, the soone
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Same. Free RHEL where being rock solid matters, Rocky where it doesn’t but I still want “basically production” level compatibility (eg CI/staging). RHEL9 is a fine distro with all modern niceties most teams need.
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This jumped out at me too. Cloudflare keeps many diagnostic and debugging tools available only on the Enterprise plan (typically >$3k per month). When something like this happens to most small teams and startups, they are working in the
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Another excellent option for AWS is https://github.com/common-fate/granted
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"Centrifuge" as in https://github.com/centrifugal/centrifugo ?
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Those silly parents, overreacting by dying, losing their jobs, and and not being available 100% during a generation-defining global crisis of confidence.
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COVID absolutely warped kids’ brains in ways we will not understand for decades, but also kids seem to have a hardwired affinity for other kids. For example, I have a two year old who has never seen Youtube/Netflix/TV and has a re
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Not quite sure which scenario you mean, but both of these work in the official RHEL distro that is free for up to 15 instances: 1. Restart is ok: automatically apply all security updates as they come out ("dnf-automatic), then restart
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by e1g 4y ago
Kernel live patching helps to guard against major security and bug issues and is fully automated in RHEL via kpatch.
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RHEL is free for up to 15 instances (including prod), and 9.1 has pleasantly current packages. It’s a solid choice for startups and small teams who need to minimize time spent on infrastructure.
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All popular internet discussion places are built on likes, upvotes, and other superfluous praise signals.
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Almost nothing in your IDE is "best in class": there are easier terminals, quicker searches, smarter diff tools, quicker editors, faster test runners, etc. What makes your IDE good is that all these mediocre parts are integrated,
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In 1989, I was a child growing up on the streets of a small town in Siberia. During those years, I believed everyone in America was prosperous - the 'common worker' didn't exist, and it was wealth all the way down. My family
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Since TFA mentioned ChatGPT by name, it’s worth noting that OpenAI itself is developing software to detect text generated by ChatGPT https://www.theregister.com/2023/01/09/in_brief_ai/
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I’m seeing one of the doctors quoted in the article and they say nobody knows what’s going on with pricing or what will happen next year when the drug gets approved. The coupon is from the manufacturer and brought the total cost to $25 out
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There is no sign of external validation. You have a single prospect saying, "We might use it if you add Z/Y/Z", and that's a typical soft rejection. If "get some compliance" means they asked for SOC2, that
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BCG is a premier management consulting firm, like McKinsey. Start with any MBA stereotype, add more slides and coke.
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By contrast, in December, I had these time-sensitive calls from unknown numbers: airline lost luggage delivery, Amazon delivery who couldn't get in, my kids' doctors, my pharmacy, someone from my accountant's firm, a bank rep
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Anyone under 40, who have no kids, don’t run a business, have no presence in the community, and socialize only with people under 40.
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GitHub Org admins have the option to block all regular PATs, and only allow fine-grained tokens that they pre-approve. This block is “off” by default, but I expect the best practice soon will be to enforce this rule.
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They work, but the organization needs to approve the token (and its scope). As an org admin, I prefer it this way because I can audit what access developers give out to what repositories. The new tokens are still in Beta, so there are some
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GitHub recently introduced fine-grained tokens that can be scoped to a single repository that might work for your use-case https://github.blog/2022-10-18-introducing-fine-grained-pers...

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