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mrits
6y ago
If we didn't allow speech that might incite violence we'd still have slaves and women wouldn't have rights.
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mrits
6y ago
"While good advice brings value" -- absolutely it doesn't "bad advice (eg. medical, financial, etc.) causes users to seek value elsewhere" -- absolutely it doesn't
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mrits
6y ago
If what you are saying is true then there is no need to censor. In your scenario people already know what is propaganda. Twitter allowed Oprah getting arrested for sex trafficking to trend to #1. There was no financial hit for that.
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mrits
6y ago
Alex Jones is the new CEO of Twitter. How would we think differently about the real problem here?
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mrits
6y ago
It doesn't help that most people in journalism use the phrase exponential growth to describe quadratic growth.
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mrits
6y ago
I've been using Mermaid for years. Works great
907.
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mrits
6y ago
If you think serverless is scalable and cost efficient wait until you try servers.
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mrits
6y ago
Maybe OP edited a few times but it doesn't look like they are doing that to me
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mrits
6y ago
You are even describing a big corp vs top 5%. Less privileged people might end up losing their job to go to court.
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mrits
6y ago
Most vendors have separate engines for detecting malicious scripts. I'd assume notarizing is more about executables, in which case it would be checking the signatures around the shell binary. Also worth noting "echo" doesn&#x
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mrits
6y ago
"A car costs the same no matter where you live in the United States." -- do you really believe that?
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mrits
6y ago
A lot of tools (especially in Hadoop) were doing the same things. So the idea is to share all that logic in its own dedicated service. Like so many other things in software the tradeoffs had unforeseen consequences. What is an optimization
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mrits
6y ago
Most companies have separate expense allowances for these cities because of what you said is certainly not true.
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mrits
6y ago
With Kafka's removal of ZooKeeper I wonder if Druid could piggy back off of that to simplify their architecture. At least using some of the Kafka terminology would be a step in the right direction. I think even a hard dependency o
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mrits
6y ago
If you didn't live in SF your roommates could be paying you rent...
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mrits
6y ago
They are having a live company conference right now
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mrits
6y ago
It actually works quite the opposite. You will be way better off financially moving from the SF/Seattle/NYC than to. The wage adjustments just don't come near handling the extra expenses.
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mrits
6y ago
"it's incredible and more relevant to me that some stupid IT project that I'll barely remember in 10 years." You are comparing your kids to your IT projects. Maybe you should instead compare it to things you really are p
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mrits
6y ago
Better identification requirements is actually a right wing view in the US. Requiring it is now considered discriminatory.
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mrits
6y ago
I'm not sure what you are trying to argue here. It's not difficult to buy pseudoephedrine but it is tracked by the ID you provide. And if you go over the limit you can't purchase it anymore. Is this what you are disputing?
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mrits
6y ago
If you KNOW the market is going down you certainly don't want to be holding onto cash...
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mrits
6y ago
Where do you hold a billion dollars?
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mrits
6y ago
14 days is an absolutely egregious duration to get a response for a software change. A developer could be out on vacation for that long. Encouraging fast fixes is also irresponsible from a security perspective, which is what they are tryi
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mrits
6y ago
With so many people in NYC spending all their money on rent, it certainly does.
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mrits
6y ago
The world doesn't come to NYC. Most of the world could never afford to travel there. What a horrible outlook.
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mrits
6y ago
The tech companies aren't just in SF anymore. The salaries they pay in for example, Austin, are roughly the same. The living wage adjustment is kind of a joke. A decade ago I could find senior engineers willing to come on for $70K
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mrits
6y ago
I think you just need to realize that an index on <companyId, userId> is a single index
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mrits
6y ago
I've been number crunching the last few weeks for my next startup. I can't compete with big tech companies in salary but I can give the ability for them to relocate to where ever they really want to live. I've been really sur
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mrits
6y ago
I'd rather see the world than to be stuck in the same city. There is a lot more out there than uniquely arranged food at the newest restaurant.
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mrits
6y ago
I'd hope that he was just joking with that list
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