milesskorpen

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by milesskorpen 3y ago
Modern Treasury has some great docs: https://www.moderntreasury.com/learn/what-is-a-ledger
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by milesskorpen 3y ago
The general way you'd handle this is with undeposited or in-transit ledgers. Funds would go Account A > Undeposited Account B > Deposited Account B, where they're typically in Undeposited Account B for N days. All ledgers wo
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by milesskorpen 3y ago
I use ProductBoard. It’s not perfect, but it basically does a good job of making it easy to get feedback into the tool, and then tag/sort/organize it in a variety of ways. At this point we’ve got 5k “insights” all tied to customer
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by milesskorpen 3y ago
If you hire someone to store your valuables, walk over to visit them, and see a closed door, I don't think it is unreasonable to try the door knob to check if it's locked or even give the door a good push to see if it feels solid.
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by milesskorpen 3y ago
There are whole classes of software that are built around aggregating and storing customer feedback in a more-raw format than JIRA tickets. See: Prodpad or Productboard or even JIRA product discovery.
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by milesskorpen 3y ago
There's pretty good voice input for chat gpt built into the iOS app.
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by milesskorpen 3y ago
This is not accurate across the board. References (inc. back channel references) are common for companies that take hiring very seriously.
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by milesskorpen 3y ago
I see them multiple times per day in the Alamo Square/Divisadero neighborhood in SF.
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by milesskorpen 3y ago
I don't think you can access your recordings from your mac on your phone as far as I can tell.
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by milesskorpen 3y ago
Priests aren't doing science. Scientists have used their approach to truly conclusively prove many things; priests have not. In part by trusting scientists today, we're trusting in a broad institution that has a broad track record
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by milesskorpen 3y ago
You're dealing with a lot more pressure at these depths. You get to 1 atmosphere of additional pressure for every ~30ft when diving. That means 13k feet = 433 atmospheres of pressure.
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by milesskorpen 3y ago
It could also be recent ratings; I think it is reasonable to weight old reviews lower than new ones given restaurants can change a lot over the months and years.
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by milesskorpen 3y ago
Sure. I didn't say it was impossible or that they needed to be a bank. Getting licensed as a money transmitter is really challenging.
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by milesskorpen 3y ago
(1) would not be legal without an enormous amount of work.
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by milesskorpen 3y ago
GM tells you the route, it doesn't let you pay for it all at once at the end of the trip.
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by milesskorpen 3y ago
No, that chart doesn't refute any point I made. 10 years ago, we thought we'd be in a worse situation than we are now. Things are still getting worse, but getting worse at a slower rate. If the change in rate continues, things wil
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by milesskorpen 3y ago
https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/AMZN/amazon/net-in... Amazon net profit was $278mm in Q4 2022. That's peanuts for a company of that size. Amazon profits are not the same as company valuati
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by milesskorpen 3y ago
This article emotionally feels right, I get it. But … the issue is Amazon isn’t making this enormous profit. And what profit it does make mostly comes from AWS. Even given reinvestment, I don’t think the article really lines up with reality
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by milesskorpen 3y ago
This is not accurate. Renewable energy is growing faster than expected, and population growth is slowing faster than expected. We do not appear to be on track to meet worst cases scenarios from the IPCC. Note that I'm not saying there
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by milesskorpen 3y ago
I don't think that's actually the case. When I'm reading, I'm reading sentences or paragraphs at a time (not letters at a time), regularly making significant guesses on word sound and meaning based on context clues. I th
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by milesskorpen 3y ago
Yes, early elementary reading education should include phonics. Calkins would agree - her first reading curriculum (which is relatively new compared to her writing work) tells schools using the program to supplement it with a phonics curric
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by milesskorpen 4y ago
I think you need to compare it to overall number of incidents. I personally have seen many more blocks from double parked Amazon delivery trucks than driverless vehicles.
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by milesskorpen 4y ago
The parent comment I'm responding to explicitly makes this point: "The United States operates an imperial arrangement within its continental territory"
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by milesskorpen 4y ago
China sure acts in an imperialist manner in Tibet, parts of Kashmir, Xinjiang, perhaps Inner Mongolia and the SCS + has obvious designs on Taiwan. I think you could characterize their activities in Sri Lanka has imperialist overtones too.
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by milesskorpen 4y ago
They do do this, just not in all cases
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by milesskorpen 4y ago
This is profit, not revenue. It already accounts for salaries.
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by milesskorpen 4y ago
I think it is in large part because people don't appreciate how much worse it could be. The EPA has been so successful we've become complacent.
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by milesskorpen 4y ago
It could be a picture of the earliest toaster, but the tie was added at a later date. No claim it's original packaging! I imagine it's from a museum or collection and you don't want the cord dangling around.
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by milesskorpen 4y ago
"When I invited tagging" is such a flex. But creating delicious gives you some credible claims there.
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by milesskorpen 4y ago
"I was pretty sure my corporate vice president would be more likely to promote people who had hired more of them and thus made his contribution to the annual D&I report look good." Statements like this carry a lot of weight in

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