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matmann2001
7y ago
If you don't mind me asking, how will that cut affect you? Can you afford it or will you have to make sacrifices? Is there something you're doing in response, like seeking new job opportunities?
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Ask HN: Have you been impacted financially by Covid-19?
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7y ago
Can someone translate this from tactical to English?
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matmann2001
7y ago
I think I recall early Windows phone OS doing that as well.
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7y ago
Perhaps, the "what" is less important than the "who" or the "how". Maybe any statement made by a member of a political campaign or anyone paid by a political campaign should be considered political advertiseme
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I feel like they aren't even trying with the categorization. Every payday, I get an email notification from Mint asking if I recently made a large purchase, in the amount of my paycheck. Why even bother having a transaction categorizat
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This is my main gripe. How do I actually combat the BS once I've detected it?
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matmann2001
7y ago
After all the lobbying they did in my city to get a helmet law exemption and then to get the city to install designated scooter parking and no-go zones...
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7y ago
I meant that short term gains tax applies post-vesting. I'll try to make that clearer. Of course, you're right in that selling immediately incurs no additional tax, as you'd be paying short term gains tax on essentially $0.
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RSUs are a decent way of aligning company success with employee success. But there's plenty of pitfalls with RSUs too. 1) From an investment risk perspective, your personal livelihood is already significantly tied to the company becau
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7y ago
I've actually seen this before where a board would run all night with no problems but as soon as someone was sitting next to it in a pneumatic office chair, it crashed. Drove everyone mad until someone figured out it was the chair itse
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7y ago
It's great for business, in the short term. And that's all that really matters to shareholders.
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7y ago
You gotta be shitting me...
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7y ago
The fact that I lingered longer on a post doesn't indicate the polarity of my interest, just the magnitude at best.
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7y ago
All for projects in this space, but you're going to generate so much confusion naming it the same thing as Eli Bendersky's pycparser (which you even acknowledge the existence of in your Similar Projects section). The alternate cap
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7y ago
"...we take end-to-end responsibility for the security of our hardware and software" Remember that Apple said this.
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7y ago
Around the time of the Equifax breach, there was a discussion here that put it succinctly. "Identity theft" is just a clever name for "fraud" that shifts the responsibility away from the bank.
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7y ago
> what superior and general logic should have been applied that would have avoided the cold war? The logic that the entire population is stuck on this planet (then and now for the time being), and the resources/ideologies being foug
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> The only issue is being forced to come up with the initial funds to make the challenge, which isn't too hard to do. That fully depends on the person. Suppose I mined Bitcoin in college when it was still rather young and amassed a
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> I'm not actually clear on what's incorrect about this logic It's this same logic that gave us The Cold War.
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>The most shocking angle of all, is how willing people are to build this technology - like, the cool factor overrides any moral or ethical issues People tell themselves all sorts of things to justify this kind of cognitive dissonance. T
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7y ago
I would recommend an optional flag to disable the output coloring, in the case where someone wants to pipe this to a file or other program.
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7y ago
Anyone have experience making an enclosure for something like this to use outdoors? Thinking of like a Stephenson screen with a built in solar panel for powering the Pi + Hat.
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Hope you all remembered to short sesame seed futures.
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Of course they did.
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This is getting ridiculous. These guides to interviewing at specific companies are starting to sound like the video game cheat code books of old. If the process is so nuanced that there's an entire industry around these types of guide
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Did not see that coming. Press Release: Qualcomm and Apple® today announced an agreement to dismiss all litigation between the two companies worldwide. The settlement includes a payment from Apple to Qualcomm. The companies also have reache
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8y ago
Especially given the topic, I kept jumping around to see if it was intentional. Like maybe they would use these RE tools to exploit it.
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Hey. In your C code, you write to memory beyond what you malloc'd. You malloc'd 9 bytes for 'pw', but later do "pw[9] = '\0'", which accesses the 10th byte, which doesn't belong to you.
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8y ago
I was one of these people. In middle school, a teacher showed us how to make a pythagorean theorem program, and I immediately saw the potential. When asked if it were possible to make a quadratic equation program, the teacher told me it co
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