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by mikeryan 5y ago
I don’t think its just exclusivity, in the sense that “I’m one of the cool kids”. If the Clubhouse concept was based on conversations amongst a peer group then you need some exclusivity, just to have a manage the number of people in the co
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by mikeryan 5y ago
This is not, generally, the law firms but legal investment companies (often founded and or run by ex-attorneys). There’s two, under reported, investment strategies in law. The first is funding class action lawsuits for a cut of the return
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About three years ago I got in a mountain bike crash and broke my collar bone and three ribs, managed to ride off the mountain (for any locals it was the Mailboxes trail in Santa Cruz) drove home to the East Bay and walked into the ER. They
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by mikeryan 5y ago
I feel some of these analyses focus on rate of crime but what strikes me has been the brazenness of the crimes. I’m SF and elsewhere you can see videos of people walking out of a Walgreen/Home Depot/Walmart knowing no one is reall
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by mikeryan 5y ago
I was on team “React is a Library” but for the most part that changed when the hooks and context API were added. The addition of those, relatively simple, tools made it possible to not need the additional state management libraries like Red
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by mikeryan 5y ago
In a large and varied company like the New York Times you’re going to have multiple Unions representing different workers. The printers won’t usually be in the same union as the tech workers. You’ll always have a mix of union and non-union
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A business can be a “closed shop” and require payment of a fee. Though you don’t, technically have to be a member. The fees are not “dues” they’re essentially “agency fees” or “fair share fee” that make up for the benefits you’re getting d
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GM was also ready to get into bed with Nikola which was an obvious pile of bullshit even before the Hindenburg report. I’d not want to be the one holding the bag there while management scrambles to catch up. Probably the best for him to get
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by mikeryan 5y ago
Craigslist started as a mailing list managed by Craig.
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Yeah I have workers in both too. The two I’ve got in Ukraine I've run through Upwork as they seem to have had that handled in the past and we cover the Upwork percentage. I’ll have to check with the comfort level of my guys taking bitc
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by mikeryan 5y ago
Personally I have a contractors that work for me in Russia. We pay them via a wire. If this goes through I’m not sure how I’m going to do that. Have to look at running them through a different system maybe? Any ideas I’d take them.
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by mikeryan 5y ago
There's no such Airtable spreadsheet currently You mean like Glassdoor? https://www.glassdoor.com/Salaries/boulder-software-engineer...
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by mikeryan 5y ago
The Walmart thing is a bit interesting. A couple of the Walmart heirs are avid mountain bikers. They pretty much single handedly created Bentonville AR as a mountain biking destination.
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by mikeryan 5y ago
No one really makes 26” mountain bikes anymore everything is 27.5 or 29 not just “high-end” bikes. Unless you’re talking about 26” bikes that kind of look like mountain bikes but aren’t really mountain bikes at all.
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by mikeryan 5y ago
I feel it’s unwise to simply accept “additional maintenance burden” as a “free” cost unless it’s under an hour or two a month.
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There are hundreds of millions if not billions of people happily doing this. Let me be clear - I'm responding to a post about "Skyscrapers" in the Bay Area, which is a poorly defined term but if you say its 10 stories how m
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by mikeryan 5y ago
The way to make the bay sustainable is to build taller buildings for people to live in. This doesn’t seem to be the solution to the problem. People don’t want to “buy” and raise families in high rise condos. I live in Berkeley and we ha
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by mikeryan 5y ago
If it’s federal section 8 requirements, then no. Full time students or being under 24 disqualifies eligibility.
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by mikeryan 5y ago
I always liked the wire cutter for just kind of cutting through the crap and saying “this is the one”. I wonder if we need some sort of thing for reviews where humans filter out the sites that are credible. It’s a bit funny because this we
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by mikeryan 5y ago
No there's a whole industry, with MPA driven security standards around getting digital source files from the studios to the streamers (or usually actually directly to the streamers DRM system) That being said there are likely multiple
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by mikeryan 5y ago
While interesting, I do have to say the article is not very well written.
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by mikeryan 5y ago
Just because the issue predated Java doesn’t preclude the fact that the initial JavaScript Date implementation was lifted from java.util.Date. Brandon Eich has explicitly stated it was so. https://maggiepint.com/2017/0
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by mikeryan 5y ago
Now I'm fascinated. What would happen if someone just every few weeks deposits a few hundred grand cash into his bank account. Then dutifully declares the income as the gains from illegal activities and pays his taxes. Law enforcement
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by mikeryan 5y ago
For anyone new to it, Kodi is hardly new its been around for almost 20 years now, starting life as Xbox Media Player and later Xbox Media Center. It's been pretty okay at what it does for a while now and has really been competing prima
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No this is for financed cars. When you live in a title-holding state, the title will be issued to the registered owner/operator of the car, regardless of lien holder. Though your lien holder will receive a separate document verifying t
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by mikeryan 5y ago
In most states the financing bank owns the title to the car and is the "Legal Owner" as opposed to the "Registered Owner" who is the one who is buying the car. The used market is likely different but for new cars from De
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by mikeryan 5y ago
I actually meant it affectionately. I always enjoyed using Ruby and wish it had a larger footprint outside of Rails.
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In the US a financed car is “owned” by the bank until fully paid off - which most of the time is a subsidiary of the manufacturer. A lot of Teslas are also just leased.
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I’m at least a bit amused that you have a whole comment about how nice rails is without mentioning ruby ;-)
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by mikeryan 5y ago
So, I’m unclear on this if, and I don’t know if this is true, TikTok just creates a UI that “execs” commands to an unmodified OBS executable cli - What is their actual responsibility here?

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