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by jjeaff 2y ago
I actually don't see how universal health care would help in this situation. Bad actors are going to try and milk whatever system pays the bills. Capitalism "should" be pretty good at taking care of this kind of stuff. I&#x27
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Skinny fat is not nearly as metabolically unhealthy as fat fat.
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I'm kind of surprised it is not still the norm. Apple, Google, MSFT have all done quite well with their non-founder leadership.
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Does it not also have to do with the increased value of some of the other assets FTX bought? I believe SBF invested a large amount in some AI companies.
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there are like 12 of those already.
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I haven't read that article yet. But it has become extremely hard not to build in someone else's kingdom. Just ask Facebook or Uber or various other unicorns.
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by jjeaff 2y ago
Except every company needs accountants. Only software companies need developers. There are roughly the same number of accounting jobs in the US as developer jobs. So it may just be due to a lack of software developers that cause the higher
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by jjeaff 2y ago
Pepín is an excellent chef to learn from. Because most of his recipes focus on technique and simplicity rather than recipe and seasoning. One of the biggest mistakes that I think people make is just not cooking things to the correct donenes
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by jjeaff 2y ago
Exactly, many neighborhoods today aren't even very conducive to visiting a neighbor. We are fortunate to live in a place where the homes are very close together and can be accessed without crossing busy streets. we have several neighbo
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by jjeaff 2y ago
it's not until the middle of the article that they detail that the side effects are mostly seen on the highest dose of the drug and that it isn't out of line with the rate of negative side effects of similar competitor drugs.
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by jjeaff 2y ago
I assume that they were angling their fingers in a way to still press with the pads of their fingers? At first I imagined using the tips of their nails, but it seems like it would be difficult to learn using the tips since the length and an
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We have a lot of those today. We just call them Landlords.
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Mounting system doesn't have to be very expensive. But the mounting labor is. Which is why the mounting hardware does end up costing a lot, because anything to save labor time is usually a good tradeoff.
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No need to risk an unfavorable jury now. You just judge shop by going to a district with a single crooked judge like in Amarillo.
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by jjeaff 2y ago
there is certainly no oligopoly over ALL products and services that can be advertised for. that's just nonsense talking points from musk, who is trying to excuse the toxic mess he has made of Twitter.
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by jjeaff 2y ago
this is a bit tangential, but I once had a physics professor describe light waves as standing still and everything else is just moving around it.
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I'm guessing you have to do a bit more in maintenance for your Home Assistant instance than set the clock every once and a while?
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You've never lost your wallet or your keys?
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Influencing? Ya, that's the point, influencing them to have good behaviors. Do you reward your children with broccoli?
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by jjeaff 2y ago
Ignore them at your own peril. That was a particularly bad poll in a particularly weird race. Most good polls have been pretty accurate.
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Ya, but also less ongoing costs. Which is why it was viable, especially after bankruptcy, since they could erase all that initial capital expenditure.
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Regardless of how you do your accounting, MRR is always an accrual basis. Someone who pays $10 monthly increases your MRR by $10. Someone else who pays $100 annually increases your MRR by $100/12.
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I don't think it's quite so subjective. At least, the edge cases you bring up would not significantly affect your metrics no matter how you handled them. MRR is a metric used for strategic planning and evaluation, it doesn't
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I see no reason why one wouldn't self host this. Subscription and billing data is such a crucial part of any business, I'm surprised more don't handle it internally.
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My interpretation of backfilling here is that they need to architect the data in a different way to be able to have all the information needed to calculate the MRR correctly. Then once the data is modelled how they need it, they have to bac
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by jjeaff 2y ago
Starlink Leo satellites are not the same as geosynchronous satellites. geosync satellites are very high up and will more or less stay there indefinitely. Starlink sats will decay from their orbit and burn up in the atmosphere after about 5
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by jjeaff 2y ago
I also love tailscale's ssh option. I have been using it for a few months now. But I'm a little bit scared that if the tailscale daemon crashes, I'll lose access to my server.
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It can be difficult to pass some PCI compliance tests if your ssh port is available to the world. OpenSSH also leaks some information about your server unless you recompile it with those options removed.
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Brand owners can apply to have their brands sold only by themselves. I think it might not stop others from selling used, but it would stop the new listings.
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What polls have trump in the lead in the swing states right now? I haven't seen any high power polls that have trump in an obvious lead.

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