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koolba
2y ago
$1/mo x 12 months x 10,000 customers = $120,000 But that will not pay a modest developer salary. The corporate side of FICA is 7.62%. Also add in health insurance, a retirement plan, office space, a computer for the developer ... and t
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It's absolutely fair when you're evaluating a potential fiduciary. I personally don't consider small regional banks secure beyond the FDIC limits for the same reason. But one of the "big guys" is fine as they'r
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How do you intend to make enough money to stay a going concern? Charging $1/mo adds up to peanuts and peanuts will not paying the salaries needed for running a highly regulated industry like this. What are some examples for real world
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US spot Bitcoin ETFs surpass Satoshi's estimated 1.1M BTC holdings
(theblock.co)
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> Doesn't it strike anyone as wrong that we should be entitled to essentially guaranteed returns for retirement savings? The only guaranteed returns are nominal government bonds (currently about 4.5%) and inflation adjusted governme
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2y ago
> For three years, the Broward County Sheriff’s Office produced its own crack cocaine, so it could sell it to people that deputies would then arrest for buying crack cocaine. Putting aside the insanity of a police department manufacturin
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> It was a preprocessor that converted logging macros into string table references so there was no runtime formatting. You decoded the binary logs with another tool after the fact. Is be curious how that stacks up against something like
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“ And then he said the way to become a demon was to kill his parent! ”
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Does that mean that wiping the firmware or Secure Enclave would not constitute destroying evidence? How about installing firmware that will wipe the Secure Enclave on boot? Especially if the secondary step of turning on the device is done b
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If I'm reading this correctly, then just about everybody in the USA that works at a private C corp or LLC has to file this report. And if you haven't done so already, the deadline is Jan 1st, 2025. From the FAQ: > What penaltie
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FinCEN Beneficial Ownership Information FAQ
(fincen.gov)
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> His typing speed is better than most kids his age, but still slow (around 10wpm). Get him on gtypist for 20-30 min a day. It’ll pay dividends for life. You’ll be shocked how fast it gets up to 60+ wpm.
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Let’s take it a step further and accept some inaccuracy. If we apply the Pareto principle[1], we should get 80% of the accuracy for 20% of the size. Compounding that four times, we should get .8^4 = 40% of the accuracy for .2^4 = .16% of th
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Trump's Return Heralds Litigation Peace for Crypto
(wsj.com)
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> With a traditional ledger, you fix the wrong transaction in place. No you don’t. You reverse out the old transaction by posting journal lines for the negation. And in the same transactions you include the proper booking of the balance
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2y ago
Is the traffic pricing per instance or aggregated? So would having multiple servers but one going over the 1 TB limit cause an overage, or do they look at the total across all servers?
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Hetzner raises US cloud prices while lowering included bandwidth by 95%
(twitter.com)
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> Async infrastructure allows your stuff to be sync or async. While sync infrastructure forces your stuff to be sync. Is that specific to the threading model for Python? The reverse is true in nodejs where once you’ve got one async call,
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2y ago
This combined with the read-after-write consistency guarantee is a perfect building block (pun intended) for incremental append only storage atop an object store. It solves the biggest problem with coordinating multiple writers to a WAL.
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We probably need a CI job to count syllables.
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I like to put a haikus in spots like this: // Empty by choice // Use the Prettier defaults // No customized rules Taking the time to write a specific one gives added weight to the decision to u
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Two stats in this article really jump out: > With fewer people in the office, the cost of excess federal office space has become a concern. Last year, the Government Accountability Office concluded that 17 of the 24 largest federal agenc
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Vivek's 'jackhammer and chain saw' plan to force federal workers back to office
(nbcnews.com)
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Is it fair to say this is best suited for small files that will be written infrequently? There’s no partial write for s3 so editing a small range of a 1 GiB file would repeatedly upload the full file to the backing s3 right? Or is the s3 re
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Neat stuff. I think everybody with an interest in NFS has toyed with this idea at some point. > Under the hood, customers mount a Regatta file system by connecting to our fleet of caching instances over NFSv3 (soon, our custom protocol).
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This part of the article really stands out (emphasis mine): > Mr. Kennedy has singled out Froot Loops as an example of a product with too many artificial ingredients, questioning why the Canadian version has fewer than the U.S. version.
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RFK's Vow to Take on Big Food Could Alienate His New GOP Allies
(nytimes.com)
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> just some dude at the event with his phone Antonio Brown is not “just some dude”. He’s a national treasure.
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They better get have some better judges and refs too. The co-headline title fight was a joke.
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> Why do people also focus on the fringe science of HFCS and seed oils? I think both are easy to see examples of ingredients that seem out of place from what our bodies have evolved to eat for millenia. When you read about how things lik
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