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by grizzles 8y ago
solicitation usually refers to customer accounts. If your contract prevents you from poaching other employees usually it says so explicitly and specifies a time period.
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by grizzles 8y ago
If someone can beat this one, I'll tip my hat to them. https://www.pine64.org/?page_id=3707
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by grizzles 8y ago
Yes. Just be honest. Be clear about the risks they are taking. Don't bullshit them with projections, etc. Don't take cash from anyone who is going to get hurt if you lose it. It's old fashioned advice these days but it works.
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by grizzles 8y ago
You don't need to start a war to drone one guy.
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by grizzles 8y ago
Wikipedia puts the dates of the holocaust at: 1941–1945; according to a broader definition, 1933–1945 You don't need a time machine. It's a documented fact that people around the world knew by 1942, and some well before then. It&#
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by grizzles 8y ago
I think you are overestimating the predictive power of the cited historical events. Whether or not killing Maduro would bring back democracy is irrelevant, the bottom line is if people like Hitler, Pol Pot, Stalin were removed from power ea
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by grizzles 8y ago
Too bad it failed if it was a real attack. They didn't even manage to rip the umbrella: https://twitter.com/nukestrat/status/1026564955087228928
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by grizzles 8y ago
> We’re still here, so they correctly concluded it was not a Russian first strike. The fact that it was travelling around 1/10000th the speed of light probably tipped them off. [Edit: missed a zero]
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by grizzles 8y ago
I met a guy travelling who's business will no longer be profitable. He is planning on documenting on facebook or a blog the closing of his business and the firing of around 50 workers in the days leading up to brexit. Two are his sons
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by grizzles 8y ago
Yep and the fact that it's a terrible crowded market. If you told me you had 1M users and were growing 10% monthly I'd personally still probably be very reluctant to invest.
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by grizzles 8y ago
It's not hard, but many in the space are working on the wrong things. We need a consensus mechanism with the integration capability of tendermint, with honey badger bft level performance. (eg: https://github.com/poanet
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by grizzles 8y ago
This is a big area with many active researchers. Your problem definition / solution seems a bit fuzzy to me. What do you want your system to do that eg. aristo doesn't do? https://allenai.org/aristo/
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by grizzles 8y ago
Hard to say. It's a complex decision based on your company's specifics. If you do it, I'd suggest you strongly consider charging them a largish upfront fee, like a licensing or franchising fee. Otherwise you risk bootstrappin
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by grizzles 8y ago
It would be hard to find a better fit for a problem needing a ml / robotics solution.
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Fedora to Ubuntu
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by grizzles 8y ago
> 100 GPU's to get a difference on fourth decimal digit! So now we know what not to do. That's valuable. So what if it's not the best theoretical paper. This screed rehashes criticisms that are well known among researchers
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by grizzles 8y ago
As ways to improve the world in a cost effective way this is probably in the top 5. The economic benefits of even small improvements in existing materials science & chemistry processes would have huge consequences. I really hope we seem
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by grizzles 8y ago
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text
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by grizzles 8y ago
That's right. You pay tax in your jurisdiction. Also you can put your cloud instances in US zones and have US contractors. That's irrelevant to your tax situation.
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by grizzles 8y ago
It's the difference between equities and junk bonds (which is what most crypto is). So you can't currently do stuff like this: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2017/05/frank-a...
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by grizzles 8y ago
And in a decade or less all the stuff that Coinbase trades now will be looked back upon as an embarrassment.
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by grizzles 8y ago
Oh cool re: dnsd
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by grizzles 8y ago
So if I ssh into another computer by it's name everything works without me having to maintain a static device table somewhere w/scripts to deal with inevitable versioning issues.
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by grizzles 8y ago
Any chance for split horizon dns? The ability to perma-name all my home computers is something I've always wanted in a home router.
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by grizzles 8y ago
That was fast: “Irvine Company is a customer of Vigilant Solutions. Vigilant employs ALPR technology at our three Orange County regional shopping centers. Vigilant is required by contract, and have assured us, that ALPR data collected at
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by grizzles 8y ago
+ -js -java -monolith.jar {guava, netty, etc } -svc1 -svc2 -python -go For biz code, I've seen this kind of lib-ifying architecture provide a nice microservices workflow. The unifying heuristic is: Any d
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by grizzles 8y ago
It would be cool if you could get this stack going on a <$100 phone. There are some really cool products I could sell around that price point that I couldn't sell at anywhere near Pixel prices. A company that did the heavy lifting f
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by grizzles 8y ago
Can't mirrors/fiber optics/windows instead of walls solve #2?
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by grizzles 8y ago
wildduck.email looks pretty good for a modern mail architecture w/ failover.
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by grizzles 8y ago
webtorrent.io

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