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itake
2y ago
The text suggests a method for managing GPU or rate-limited resources across multiple clients. It highlights the problem of spikey workloads, where a client might generate a large number of events (e.g., from a CSV upload) causing resource
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itake
2y ago
> The government should be able to disolve the company and give the money to the victims I feel you, but my understanding is without clear monetary impact, its hard to collect any amount of money from these companies. Even if you experie
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itake
2y ago
did the employees come out ok equity-wise from the spac merger?
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itake
2y ago
im still not understanding your point. When did you say elon is on site? how can he be onsite 5 days per week when he is CEO of Tesla, xAI, SpaceX (and up until recently, X).
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itake
2y ago
This argument doesn't make sense. 1/ you're saying people managers should be allowed to work from home then? 2/ Why does delegation not require RTO but writing shit at a desk does?
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itake
2y ago
What do you think about these remote CEOs/executives (like the new CEO of Starbucks or Elon)? Do they contribute little too?
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itake
2y ago
The driver's literally can't see front of the vehicle. 2 weeks ago I was at a mall in Orlando and saw two separate SUV drivers fail to see the 4ft metal traffic pole in the parking lot and just plowed right over it, damaging their
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itake
2y ago
The height of the vehicle makes it really difficult for the driver to see obstructions. Smaller vehicles would see the child and stop. The cyber truck would not.. (just because other trucks and suvs are big, doesn't make the cyber truc
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itake
2y ago
Just when the numbers get big :)
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itake
2y ago
Yes, in high school I worked in retail (that had tips) and in college I worked at an tiny hardware engineering firm.
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itake
2y ago
The problem is they probably don’t have full time developers. They probably built the app once years ago via a dev shop and then never updated it again. The talent moved on and updating it is expensive now.
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itake
2y ago
I feel like these articles are just "tech company = bad" without recognizing that there are thousands of really smart people trying to create an equitable system that supports the needs of the drivers, passengers, and company. 1.
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itake
2y ago
> Will you know they’re offing you and Bill the exact same job at the same time, and are willing to pay whichever of you takes it first, but Bill’s offer is 20% higher? Is this any different from than any job ever? More experience airlin
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itake
2y ago
N passengers need rides after a concert, but there Y drivers. How do you fairly compensate the drivers without dynamic compensation, while keeping the price low for the passengers?
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itake
2y ago
If 5 “employers” per day opaquely compensate an employee, then that’s ok. But if 1 employer, chooses their wage opaquely, then that’s bad. I don’t get it.
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itake
2y ago
i’m still confused what people are proposing is the solution. Uber pays a flat hourly rate no matter when the driver works? Drivers working after a football match earned the same pay as drivers working at 4am? I think this would mean that t
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itake
2y ago
Tip amounts have always been about how much the customer enjoyed the service, hence the 10-25% tip ranges. Customers have opaque expectations for service and pay their server based on the server’s gender, race, and age as well as quality of
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itake
2y ago
> that are not clear to the workers; that may not be within the power of the workers to control; that cannot be predicted in advance; and that may vary per worker rather than being offered the same to all workers at once; You’re literall
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itake
2y ago
What other things? For decades, restaurants have paid their labor with dynamic “algorithmic” wages: work during peak shifts, get more tips. Why haven’t people been up in arms about how bar tenders working a Friday night near more than barte
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itake
2y ago
Typically, workers are paid a flat rate, businesses buffer the worker's income generating activities, such that the business owners pocket high income activities (like serving drinks and being tipped) with low income activities (like w
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itake
2y ago
Are there any countries where people on a visa don't need to pay taxes like everyone else? If I got a job in India, would I not need to pay taxes?
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itake
2y ago
the expected value of each ticket is negative, but going from 0 tickets to 1 ticket, increases your chances of a big win by infinity. Going from 1 to n tickets, isn’t necessarily wise
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itake
2y ago
what is even crazier, is its not just Americans impacted by this. If you have a green card, but not working in the USA, you're impacted by this mess too.
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itake
2y ago
its complex.. The USA has FEIE, (no federal taxes the first $120k/yr), but not all states (like Cali) honor that and may still charge you state income tax. and FEIE doesn't exempt you from self-employment taxes. and doesn't e
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itake
2y ago
You need more text content. There isn't much data (text) for google to learn about your website. If someone searches "best cleaning in NYC", only the keywords cleaning and NYC would match on the content of your website. But,
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itake
2y ago
To add on to the trading latency benefit: During the Terra collapse, there was a 2-day period where Terra's price was supported by a massive BTC reserve. Those with Luna on exchanges could quickly exit their positions, but those with L
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itake
2y ago
Was Bin Laden prosecuted? I thought he was just executed.
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itake
2y ago
He, a person, streamed the songs. I don't know if this person played the song over a speaker or not that he was able to listen to.
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itake
2y ago
I think what OP is asking is, the "system" says we will pay you money for every download of your song from our system. He automated the song download process at scale.
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itake
2y ago
I'm skeptical their suicide rate is driven by fixed menus.. The USA has a relatively high suicide rate and is famously not conformist. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_suicide_r...
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