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by jonfw 3y ago
Doing some research on needle park- it looks like the experiments with allowing drug use were a massive failure, absolutely ruining the park, and it was ultimately cleaned up by law enforcement
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by jonfw 3y ago
If we take impact on your own family has an externality, then all behaviors have externalities. I could easily spend enough of my time and money playing golf to negatively impact my loved ones. An externality generally refers to the general
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by jonfw 3y ago
they're also more efficient than drywall, but I'm not going to clad my bedroom in them, because it would be a waste of money. Because the economics matter, we have to understand if it's a better value versus asphalt + solar,
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by jonfw 3y ago
FZF is the best, I've got a variety of scripts that use FZF as their UI, for everything from logging into a team member's meeting room to targeting a cluster. I use FZF for my command line history search and save 10000 lines of sh
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by jonfw 3y ago
I would kill for an all-in-one solution where I work... today we use a different scanner for every single type of scan we perform, and it's a nightmare to programmatically analyze the results.
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by jonfw 3y ago
levels.fyi shows amazon total comp within a few percent of google's for comparable roles
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by jonfw 3y ago
That's great to find one but if somebody told me they were cross shopping a bunch of full remote offers on target w/ amazon total comp I'd be surprised
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by jonfw 3y ago
Is good comp amazon level? I am under the impression that there are not a whole lot of companies who are salary competitive w/ amazon outside of FAANG, and most of FAANG is pushing RTO
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by jonfw 3y ago
I think the biggest risks for most people are going to be around key management, social engineering, and exploitation of terminal devices (i.e. if somebody has compromised your device running signal and can observe the message before encryp
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by jonfw 3y ago
If you have trouble remembering jq syntax (or any other weird CLIs) I'd reccomend increasing the number of lines of history stored in your shell and finding a way (I use FZF) to search through that history. I do a quick ctrl+r, type jq
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by jonfw 3y ago
They print money on hardware (Z), consulting, and red hat. They’re trying to grow in cloud and AI. They’re huge in IP as well
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by jonfw 3y ago
My office in US has free sodas, snacks, and coffee. As well as free lunch weekly. Not as bad as some people’s experiences here I guess
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by jonfw 3y ago
ESPP is 15%
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by jonfw 3y ago
They just reverted that change last year and went to monthly matching. shame that that only lasted a year
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by jonfw 3y ago
similar to a 401k, tax is paid when it's time to collect. When you leave IBM, you are have the option to collect it as a lump sum or annuity (taxed as income) or to roll it into a 401K or IRA
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by jonfw 3y ago
last year they started monthly matching, of course they ruin everything a year later
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by jonfw 3y ago
patents don't mean something is remotely close to existing. A lot of patents are purely speculative, to either fish for future licensing revenues or to protect the ability to enter a market in the future
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by jonfw 3y ago
> Meta has even implemented limits on how often these workers hired as remote are allowed to come into the office right now there is a big logistics problem with bringing teams back to the office. Office campuses were never designed for
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by jonfw 3y ago
works great if your employees are onsite and you have a big support dept. You're going to need to have employees w/ spare time waiting for repairs, you're going to need to stock extra parts, you're going to have to hire
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by jonfw 3y ago
At the end of the day, the local governments servve their residents. most residents already have housing in town, and I'd bet that most of the owns who vote own
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by jonfw 3y ago
I wouldn't call that tried and true by any means
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by jonfw 3y ago
Are we expecting people to run tried and true FOSS on their phones? I would have expected users to be running software specific to mobile devices, which is very niche and much less tried than it’s closed source competition. You can’t text o
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by jonfw 3y ago
How would apple suing the NSO work? They're based out of Israel. I wouldn't imagine Israeli courts are going to let an american megacorp take down one of their biggest industries
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by jonfw 3y ago
Blink shell is interesting but I need the same filesystem for my terminal, IDE, email, chat, and web browser to be effective. That's the real trouble with the remote dev environment- invidual tools can work fine but nothing integrates
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by jonfw 3y ago
infrastructure includes a lot more than cloud in IBM
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by jonfw 3y ago
Good leadership (which servant leadership is intended to facilitate) is all about fixing those problems. Management shouldn't override any real choices on a whim, and management should work to align incentives such that an owner acts i
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by jonfw 3y ago
Managers are underlings in that sense too. They don't own enough stock or have enough influence that they would rationally be thinking of the gains they'd make in their stock. Managers take ownership because they're looking f
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by jonfw 3y ago
Tensorflow isn't a direct competitor. My understanding (and I am not a lawyer) is that enforcing trademarks is based around whether or not a consumer could reasonably confuse the product with the trademark owners. A user wouldn't
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by jonfw 3y ago
I'm curious if this will run on a full-fledged version of MacOS or if we'll finally start to see the ipad-ification of a laptop from apple
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by jonfw 3y ago
Did you store user data? Did you operate in a bunch of different markets? If so, compliance can become quite difficult

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