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by kgermino 2y ago
Yes on all of that. All Cash means Google is essentially writing a $32Bn check which is dispersed to the Wiz shareholders. (It wouldn't go to Wiz's bank account since Google owns the bank account once they send the money. Typicall
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by kgermino 2y ago
Tho most of the “physical buttons” on my Hyundai are non-tactile, capacitive buttons. I love my Ioniq I think a lot of ways it’s a better package than Tesla’s but I still miss the physical buttons from my Honda. I can’t get close to a butto
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by kgermino 2y ago
The offer mirrors Elon's offer to Twitter employees and many of them did not receive the money they were promised. Elon doesn't have the legal authority to make this offer today, it's poorly defined, and not a standard separa
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by kgermino 2y ago
Nope, it's only budgeted through March 14th, noticeably before September 31st
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by kgermino 2y ago
But Sublime isn't an IDE, it's just a text editor. The line is blurry (especially with how VS Code is used these days) but I have ST running next to IntelliJ all day, they serve different roles.
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by kgermino 2y ago
Nothing in your quote implies "as hard or harder." In fact, it aligns well with what your parent said: The US Navy hasn't seen significant sustained combat in 80 years. Whether or not they'r prepared for that has nothing
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by kgermino 2y ago
You are responsible (Legally, contractually, morally) for supervising FSD today. If the car decided to stomp on the throttle you are expected to be ready to hit the brakes. The whole point is that is somewhat of an unreasonable expectation
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by kgermino 2y ago
That depends on what state you're in right? (i.e. California customers can cancel online, but Wisconsin ones need to talk to an agent)
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by kgermino 2y ago
FWIW the associated crime wave was much broader than carjacking (and I’m actually not aware of a particular increase in carjackings specifically due to the Kia issues but I don’t know) but the Kia issues seem to have started in Milwaukee. F
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by kgermino 2y ago
Is that fair to say given that it's been found illegal? It's more complicated because the Irish law people were following was found to be invalid, not that the people leveraging it we're breaking the law as understood at the
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by kgermino 2y ago
Until (very) recently iOS users saw the same thing you did, e.g. the text describing the reaction instead of the reaction itself. The person sending the reaction sees it on the message like an iMessage, but everything in a non-iMessage grou
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by kgermino 2y ago
Which seems to indicate that Democrats will face the heat for congestion pricing as long as it remains unpopular, right? And again, my point is that it will remain unpopular until it’s implemented, but it will almost certainly become popula
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by kgermino 2y ago
Notably all of those polls are before it's implemented (by definition, since has not and likely will not be implemented). But it's not a new concept, and it turns out that people like being able to drive easily, having quieter str
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by kgermino 2y ago
Given the opportunity to demonstrate that they can solve problems: improving the transit system for millions of New Yorkers - especially poorer and disabled riders, take steps to improve the environment, AND make it easier for who want or n
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by kgermino 2y ago
The problem is that congestion pricing has always gotten _much_ more popular after implementation. Riding the wave of decisions made in the past would let current politicians decide whether they wanted to blame others or take credit closer
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by kgermino 2y ago
Yep, I just had this happen too. I'm not looking nearly that seriously but the position as described was nearly perfect. The AI phone call plus a couple other minor details (slight changes in the description/requirements) which co
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by kgermino 2y ago
I think the question is how are you meeting the hiring manager? If you submit a resume to a recruiter (or worse, online job posting) and get to the hiring manager you've absolutely gone through a bunch of formal screening steps. Howeve
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by kgermino 2y ago
In this case the charger is in the car itself. The EVSE is largely just a complicated extension cord. There’s a lot of ways to mess it up, but none of them should hurt the car battery
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by kgermino 2y ago
Your parent is either misinformed or misleading. At least in the US (not familiar with Europe) there haven’t even been mentions of nationalization. Beyond that, the “pressure” for interoperability has entirely been tied to federal funding.
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by kgermino 2y ago
That's fair, but why would they see (what they think is) "log in to endorse someone" as the part of the process which requires deliberative thought? Yes they should consider who and whether to endorse, they should probably ch
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by kgermino 2y ago
Are you implying that’s not long enough to be a real issue? Because even as someone who doesn’t drive much and likely wouldn’t even notice if my car stopped working for five hours, I’d be pretty pissed if it had to take a multi-hour break b
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by kgermino 2y ago
The flight plan formally calls for a stop in Antwerp just to refuel. If that happened the plane would land at Antwerp and top up the tanks with the passengers on board before continuing to Amsterdam so from the passengers perspective they&#
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by kgermino 3y ago
You don’t have to be intentionally destructive to destroy fabric seats on a train. The number of peoples moving through every day (especially coming in from outside) will do a lot of damage on its own
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by kgermino 3y ago
Or they have unstated standards. People will regularly complain that my city (Milwaukee) doesn’t have enough parking when they really mean parking that is some combination of free, on street and adjacent to their destination. Which… sure bu
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by kgermino 3y ago
Not sure about onesignal, but I’m pretty sure BuildZoom long predates the zoom video conferencing tool being a household name. There’s an element of luck, but also the names are part of the culture from the time they’re created. Multiple pe
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by kgermino 3y ago
Oh I hate that! It's far from a perfect solution - bags tear, you can't bag recyclables, sidewalk and park trash cans will always have loose trash - but it's huge and too many people don't know or care to do it.
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by kgermino 3y ago
There's loads of littering by me but I don't think people realize how much of the trash blowing around isn't left out by individuals (intentionally or accidentally) but an artifact of our trash collection process. A lot of th
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Is it possible to appeal Google Workspace spam blocks?
2 points by kgermino 3y ago|0 comments
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by kgermino 3y ago
I love mine. Don’t use it to stand all that much (though I will crank it up so I can pace around and follow long conference calls), but being able to adjust my seated height is massive. I’ve never been able to get fully comfortable at a sta
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by kgermino 3y ago
I don’t know the source or veracity but that’s deliveries vs new orders. Planes being delivered this quarter were probably ordered before COVID hit in my understanding so any order differences would take a long time to show up in the delive

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