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Other companies seem just as bad. I bought tickets through AXS (no choice), and the $30 "general admission" (standing) tickets to a semi-popular rocker went from $30 to $60. Fees were literally the same price as the ticket. Insa
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Ouch, after a prior 20% cut in January. https://www.flexport.com/blog/flexport-co-ceos-note-to-emplo... Layoffs suck, they drain the moral when things are already hard and negative feeling. This is why it's critic
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3y ago
How do they know I'm not "cheaper"? That conversation doesn't happen straight up, nor did I volunteer salary expectations in the application, nor was I outside of the advertised range. All I mean is, the application proc
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3y ago
To me, his smile is more like The Joker, Batman 1989, when Jack puts on flesh colored makeup but has that smile as he's talking into the TV camera. Creeps me out every time I see Newsom smile because I believe he is truly a literal psy
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3y ago
"Entry" level? TIL I can add "entry level cars" to the list of things I can no longer afford.
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3y ago
It's not about "ownership", it's about parents having a right to raise their children how they see best. No one argues against parents naming their baby (well, some on the insane far-left do, going as far as to call gend
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3y ago
It assumes that what is in the best interest of the child is to affirm their feelings of gender dysphoria with a name change, and that the court can consider this and grant a name change over the parent's objections. Why am I against t
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Oh, add to it this one: https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2023-10-08/newsom-v...
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3y ago
Gov. Newsom, as of late, has found his veto pen and hasn't stopped using it. He vetoed one insane law which would have taken parental rights away (AB 957 would have updated California law to clarify that, for the purposes of child cust
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3y ago
Free feedback: I applied a few weeks back to a position, and was rejected. In the application form you ask for someone to write why they want to work at Figma. Maybe a fair question, although I think it's something saved for a f2f in
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3y ago
I can't find much information about him but from his LinkedIn ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/manea-aurel-7775421/ ) he is not only a talented photographer in Romania but also technical artist for video games as
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3y ago
Would like to know more about how Infracost does dynamic cost estimation, for example if I allocate an S3 bucket I have no idea how much it'll grow to so what does it show? Or What ab out EC2 w/ batch, or Lamba? Does it force th
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3y ago
The other trick, aside from xroach, we would play on professors would be to take a screenshot of their desktop and re-display it as their wallpaper, with windows opened and all. To see a professor close an app window and still see it on the
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Wow. My first encounter with Kevin Mitnick was a random one.. joining one of my school's IRC channels one day there was there guy on it who was bragging about how he had broken into our central AIX server, would read the admins' e
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I was assuming go-to-market was the main pain point here. I've never even heard of Helm, and now that I read up on it I want one :-( Did the design and software get released as the company shut down, or is there a hope of resurrecting
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3y ago
Can we all stop hating on github already? I assume most people don't even pay for it with their public and private non-work repos. Github has been a major supporter of OpenSource projects and while their uptime could use some help, eve
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3y ago
I am going to place a bet now if anyone wants to take me up on it. $100 says Amazon will snap them up. With the cloud expenses minimized, and Amazon's own expertise with logistics, it would be a good market for them.
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3y ago
Free, non-government controlled or censored speech
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And what is his actual mission?
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Elon just wants to build things, have autonomy and also dictatorial control of the process. He doesn't care about how things are monitized (although in the case of Twitter, where he didn't build it from the start, he has to worry
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"Bond reform designed to make sure no one stays in jail while their cases are pending with no safety net to handle more criminals on the streets, shorter parole periods, lower sentences for repeat offenders, the malicious and unnecessa
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3y ago
> The absence of snap and whatever horrors Canonical keeps pushing is another plus Amen, brother.. Ubuntu 22 was my breaking point.
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4y ago
Two things can be true at once: * being first doesn't guarantee success (otherwise we would all own Xerox laptops right now) * hard research and development is always a race in terms of getting to a product before running out of money
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4y ago
When a building is on fire, no one is going to (nor should they) blame you for trying to get to the exit. Did Peter Thiel cause the bank to fail? No, their mis-management did. Did Peter Thiel try to safeguard his companies' bank positi
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You need to dig into the bonds and understand what happened here. It wasn't 2%, it was about liquidity of those assets when the interest rates rose.
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I get what you're saying, but also I'm going to call BS on whatever liquidity testing banks need to do currently to satisfy the Fed. They're obviously not required to cover changing risks. I think what's happening now is
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As far as I understood it, the 10% which paid off made SVB into the type of bank it is today. They obviously made a bad move in 2020-21 in thinking the public market was going to crash and what would happen to bond yields, but so did lots o
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The bank has to make money, otherwise it cannot pay it's staff or keep the lights on. So that's either loans, or effectively giving people a negative interest account where you lose your money. Citibank does this, they just call i
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> telling two or more people they own the same dollar This is the main issue, and it's called a "reserve requirement", which is a percentage of the deposits that the bank must keep on hand to mitigate risk of issues like t
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4y ago
Serenity, now ... insanity, later Hoochi-mama! Hoochi-mama!
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