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by late2part 3y ago
Twilio board members read daily email reports?
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by late2part 3y ago
Can you explain what you mean by this? It sounds like you believe Mr. Snowden didn't understand what was leaked by Mr. Snowden?
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by late2part 3y ago
Wow, that's some really interesting definition of 'fair'
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by late2part 3y ago
In a false quarrel there is no true valour. (Benedick, Act 5 Scene 1) _Much Ado About Nothing_
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by late2part 3y ago
Given a relative amount of benefit, with a ratio of Watts/Benefit, a lower ratio of Watts/Benefit should cost less to the consumer. So the consumer would care because the service is lower cost.
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by late2part 3y ago
or as the OP calls it "not reading what he wrote."
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by late2part 3y ago
Yes, syllogisms are effective at debate, as is water skiing,
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by late2part 3y ago
https://www.aclu.org/video/aclu-ccr-lawsuit-american-boy-kil... "The killings were part of a broader program of "targeted killing" by the United States outside the context of armed conflict and based on
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by late2part 3y ago
Please cite your assertion "Nobody said that the fisherman is engaged in subsistence living."
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by late2part 3y ago
Agreed. I'll put in $1k. How much will you contribute?
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by late2part 3y ago
George Bernard Shaw said “The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore, all progress depends on the unreasonable man.”
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by late2part 3y ago
Brilliant!
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by late2part 3y ago
Agree. Absolutely NEVER say 'never.'
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by late2part 3y ago
In a Napoleonic legal system it might not be. Perhaps the question you should ask instead is why is it not illegal?
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by late2part 3y ago
More often they will declare >N persons a 'fire safety hazard' and refuse for your safety and security. And to help them make more revenue.
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by late2part 3y ago
It's okay for an infitely burstable product to delay provisioning services by 24 hours and require you to capacity plan in specific detail before you can use things? I don't agree. Their reality distortion field is fooling custom
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by late2part 3y ago
That's like saying the Internet will tell you all you want to know. Yes, (most of) the detail is in the CUR/CBR - but you have to be smart enough to understand it. It's misleading to say that AWS will tell you all you want to
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by late2part 3y ago
I know many of the senior folks at Datadog and they aren't stupid. They wouldn't hire someone dumb enough to spend $5M a month on their product.
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by late2part 3y ago
issue of pride = loss of face
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by late2part 3y ago
Please tell me one place in the bay area where you can get a burger and a drink for $20?
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by late2part 3y ago
Two thoughts: 1. Twitter works. The cuts are reasonable. 2. I worked with a number of people from (pre-Musk) Twitter. The self entitlement culture the majority of these pre-Musk Twitter people espoused was toxic.
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by late2part 3y ago
You mean arguing!
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by late2part 4y ago
You doubt there are two productive developers over 70 years of age?
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by late2part 4y ago
I don't think this EV means what you think it means :)
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by late2part 4y ago
It's not common knowledge how often it happens. If you don't understand why I can't explain it to you.
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by late2part 4y ago
@dang - please change the misleading title of this article from "Senate Bill to Ban Tik Tok" to "Senate Bill to Criminalize VPNs and Enhanced Governmental Wiretaps"
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by late2part 4y ago
Why won't the FDIC resolve this quickly for depositors?
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by late2part 4y ago
the joy of having two dishwashers is rarely overstated.
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by late2part 4y ago
Just long enough to be quickly copied off if appropriate filters exist.
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by late2part 4y ago
Why is it a great gift?

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