justahuman74

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by justahuman74 2y ago
Earning multiples choose an arbitrary time length of 1 year. What you're really trying to purchase is a machine that creates more money than it uses. You need to guess at if that machine will do its job at an arbitrary point in the fut
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by justahuman74 2y ago
I sure didn't expect there to be a plausibly work-related angle when I came to this thread
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by justahuman74 2y ago
perhaps at some point Proton will fill that use-case
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by justahuman74 2y ago
Bond is violent with both genders
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by justahuman74 2y ago
Something like 20% of population get their health care from government Medicare too
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by justahuman74 2y ago
How does one sign up for this retraining program?
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by justahuman74 2y ago
RVA23 will become the only thing anyone targets
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by justahuman74 2y ago
> They are semi bespoke. Thats interesting, surely there are millions of them deployed out there. Was there something that prevented standardization onto few types/sizes?
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by justahuman74 2y ago
> Employees often view security protocols as cumbersome. Long, complex passwords, frequent logins and multi-step authentication can feel like barriers to productivity. This resonates. Juggling Okta and 1P a few times a day is a drag
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by justahuman74 2y ago
On the other hand it seems like gobject was good for gnome as it made it easier to bind GTK to other languages
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by justahuman74 2y ago
It also help quell fears from other employees about their own job. "There was a process, EmployeeA didn't improve." rather than "EmployeeA was suddenly terminated yesterday"
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by justahuman74 2y ago
May depends on if the company tries to stop unemployment insurance kicking in
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by justahuman74 2y ago
Aftermarket GPS tracker, for those who just want the answer quickly
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by justahuman74 2y ago
> that it's strange they're unable to iron out the issues in test before ... It's the deadlines. "Must ship feature before WWDC"
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by justahuman74 2y ago
No it doesn't, it just has a bsd syscall adaption layer
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by justahuman74 2y ago
What is the actual asset to buy precisely? The code is already mostly open. You'd be paying for a user base who could leave at any moment?
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by justahuman74 2y ago
I'd like to be able to specify much shorter times than 3 days, I could have my phone reboot every night while sleeping if possible
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by justahuman74 2y ago
> If it was actually a problem It became a problem precisely the moment AWS starting charging for ipv4 addresses. "IPv4 will cost our company X dollars in 2026, supporting IPv6 by 2026 will cost Y dollars, a Z% saving" There&#x
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by justahuman74 2y ago
Watch the linux foundation eventually move to Switzerland like the RISC-V foundation did
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by justahuman74 2y ago
The smuggling increases costs though. They may have only so much budget - perhaps the sanctioned-country researcher could only afford an H100 now instead of an H200 if you had excluded the smuggling > their political system is probably g
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by justahuman74 2y ago
Until Nova is ready for merge it shouldn't get a say on how things get implemented
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by justahuman74 2y ago
It's 100% unsurprising that two companies that aren't completely controlled by the same investors are having friendship issues
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by justahuman74 2y ago
Who is getting $400/y of value from that?
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by justahuman74 2y ago
Yikes, I had assumed it was the usual concept car BS until you mentioned the cybertruck
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by justahuman74 2y ago
Trains are great Unless you think LA should go London/NYC style and build a load of stations, there is still the problem of what to do if you're not near a station at the start or end. If it involves a bus connection, people will
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by justahuman74 2y ago
Yes, please only rent instead - sincerely, all of the cloud providers
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by justahuman74 2y ago
> For all the desperate founders rushing to train their models to convince their investors for their next $100 million round. I would say Meta has (though not a startup) justified the expenditure. By freely releasing llama they undercut
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by justahuman74 2y ago
Are these numbers base salary or TC?
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by justahuman74 2y ago
Being forced to used an ISPs fiber router can be frustrating, I hope we can get regulations to force BYO
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by justahuman74 2y ago
I've found it doesn't work, they just lay you off anyway and when things are bad afterwards they just accept that it's the cost of layoffs.

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