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by mNovak 5y ago
Been a while since I looked at safe harbor 401ks, but I think you just have to offer it, not force employees to join. And admin costs are going down; I think something like $50 +$8/per/mo on Guideline. Not nothing obviously, but c
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by mNovak 5y ago
Funny how this is blowing up my timeline right now.. isn't this just the annual inflation adjustment? But as an annual reminder.. max out your 401k! Also if you can find a way to be even partially self-employed--max out the (much large
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by mNovak 5y ago
These are stunning quality graphics, for being embedded systems! I remember manually making binary alphabets to show some text on a little 32x128 OLED.
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by mNovak 5y ago
Unless it's PCB, in which case its "4 mil", as in milliinches, among the great bastardized units
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by mNovak 5y ago
I recall The War Zone [1] having pretty good coverage of the tech component. [1] https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone
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by mNovak 5y ago
Bill pay is generally just ACH, so yes. I'm not sure if they do cashiers checks though; their tradeoff is that they are electronic only, so physical checks and cash are not well supported.
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by mNovak 5y ago
As a crypto noob, can anyone point me to info on what this crYUSD and yUSDVault business is?
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by mNovak 5y ago
I've seen the most innovation in this space happening for business checking accounts. We recently switched over to Mercury, which truly has no fees I'm aware of (even international wires are free); which is wild for us coming from
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by mNovak 5y ago
I imagine part of the challenge would be undercutting the resulting cylindrical rock (still attached to bedrock at the bottom). Also there's the significant issue of removing the cut rock from 10k feet below ground. This is much easier
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by mNovak 5y ago
I've got it, we need kernel-level anti-cheat...
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by mNovak 5y ago
Trying to think what useful things can be done onboard a satellite in only software? If the customer is speccing HW, it would make more sense for AWS to again just sell the resultant data products (assuming sensors) or managed 'satelli
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by mNovak 5y ago
You thought credit card skimmers and SS fraud were bad.. I'm going to take my black-market orb to time square and start collecting identities.. But seriously, I get the feeling software people just assume hardware is infallible somehow
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by mNovak 5y ago
OakCoins were great but the proof of oak made block speed too slow
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by mNovak 5y ago
Their vision for attracting new riders in the US reminds me of MegaBus. I was a big fan of MegaBus when I was in college--they stopped at universities, and had clean buses with wifi (supposedly, it never worked), and low fares. I took many
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by mNovak 5y ago
The gif at the top of the article seems plausibly understandable, but seeing it in context in the video further down, having a blinking right facing arrow and a solid illuminated left facing arrow, I really had no idea which direction was b
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by mNovak 5y ago
I use Brave, but turned off the ads. Only so many times I want to see ads for crypto exchanges and such.
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by mNovak 5y ago
Cryptomator has overall a nice clean interface, I find
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by mNovak 5y ago
My general assumption of every crypto concept is that it is naturally incentivized to consume all available resources relevant to mining (e.g. Bitcoin -> electricity, Eth -> GPUs, Chia -> SSDs, etc). So then, what's the resour
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by mNovak 5y ago
For me, any cookie setting is instant at Starbucks. Actually I've never experienced this delay with 'essential' cookies anywhere, despite hearing about it a lot. Possibly because I'm using Brave, and so those cookies are
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by mNovak 5y ago
This film in large part inspired me to start playing Go
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Ask HN: Best practices for OTA updates of IoT devices?
6 points by mNovak 5y ago|0 comments
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by mNovak 5y ago
Wait, they're doing the exams online now? My laziness to go to a testing center has been holding me back this whole time
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by mNovak 5y ago
I like the numbers inside slider thumbs, haven't seen that one before! Otherwise not qualified to comment on functionality
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by mNovak 5y ago
Definitely have experienced the struggle of trying to get anyone to pay attention to a hard (not moonshot, just hard) tech pitch. If you're very patient, the military will pay, but it's a long road and more paperwork than tech.
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by mNovak 5y ago
Sounds excellent! The hardware world is still dirty and manual. I feel like an easy step 1 is just to get transparent pricing at all--extremely common still to have to call for a quote for some niche, but catalog, component.
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by mNovak 5y ago
There's lots of sites hosting Go problems that rank you up into harder problems as you progress [1,2]; though mostly life and death type problems. Lately I've been seeing commentary on "The Conquest of Go" (never played
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by mNovak 5y ago
Sure, but I think the point here is that given the option to maximize investment in a depreciating asset (buy fancy car) or minimize that investment (buy an inexpensive car) and invest the difference elsewhere, it's better to do the la
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Ohio Vax a Million Lottery(ohiovaxamillion.com)
2 points by mNovak 5y ago|0 comments
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by mNovak 5y ago
Everyone's latching onto the 3D part, but if some version of this just lets us have our Zoom calls without the looking at camera/looking at screen, impossible to make eye contact thing, that'd be a step forward.
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by mNovak 5y ago
Is it just me though, that for how targeted FB and Google try to be, they're usually still way off? I mean sure they'll know things like relationship status that I directly input, but the inferences are often very incorrect.

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