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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
Would be an interesting service if someone developed a scraper to identify these illegal rentals. Why get an airbnb when you can get paid to stay somewhere for a few months?
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
Yes, at least in some towns on the US east coast, if you didn't register your rental with the town. And not only that, but you also would have to pay treble damages and all moving costs associated with them vacating your illegal rental
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
If you store your password in a password manager, is it accurate to still frame it as 'something you know'? Or is it just another 'something you have'?
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
Tacomas have incredible resale value.
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
If something hasn't happened in your area before, it is new to the experiencer regardless of it having occurred elsewhere. If an area experiences a flash flood are you likewise amused by their exasperation at the novelty of their situa
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
> Please don't comment on whether someone read an article. "Did you even read the article? It mentions that" can be shortened to "The article mentions that". https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguide
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
Not only that, but ensuring that someone else did not claim the money owed to another. Look at how rampant income tax return fraud is in the US, and that's just bad actors claiming tax refunds on the behalf of others.
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
I have had CTOs (two in my career) tell me we had to use our AWS credits since they were going to expire worthless. Both experiences were at vc-backed startups.
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
For me the comparison was not against the specific instance of AWS but cloud in general, and AWS was a for instance. Which was the whole reason why I brought up compliance and stuff—it is much cheaper to have someone else handle that for yo
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
How is that any different from cloud? This whole thread was a response to > Today at AWS, it is easily possible for people to spend a multiple of the cost of that hardware setup every month for far less compute power and storage. suggest
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
> This argument comes up a lot, but it feels a bit silly to me. If you want a beefy server you start out with renting one. $150/month will give you a server with 24 core Xeon and 256GB of RAM, in a data center with everything you me
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
Why is that amusing to you?
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
Depending on your regulatory environment, it can be cost-effective to not have to maintain your own data center with 24/7 security response, environmental monitoring, fire suppression systems, etc. (of course, the majority of businesse
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
That doesn't apply to the very specific case for which the parent asked a solution.
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
I have a strong feeling you may like this, OP. https://aphyr.com/posts/341-hexing-the-technical-interview
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
> Plenty of people here who reacted negatively to OP's suggestion seem to not have had to deal with a loved one who dealt with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia. It's not hard like taking care of a toddler is hard. It
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
You express it in writing in an advance medical directive.
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
That wasn't the case with my father, who had a pretty good appetite up until his last few weeks.
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
Isn't it only exceptional because assisted suicide is relatively rare worldwide?
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
> Well, but what if I ain't a christian nor a buddhist and don't think suffering as a normal living condition is necessary? (Can you proof it is? Also I don't think all christians/buddhists share that believe) At the
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
Commodification follows innovation.
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
Isn't that gap being filled nowadays with roles like nurse practitioners?