nathanyz

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by nathanyz 5y ago
I'm with you. If conspiracy theories required well-baked thoughts, then we wouldn't have things like flat earthers. Not sure how well a thought logically makes sense is in any way relevant. What seems more important is how conveni
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by nathanyz 5y ago
Waiting for conspiracy theorists to claim that the Omicron variant was the first test of this technology since it was fairly mild and spread so quickly giving most people who caught it some immunity against other COVID strains that are dead
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by nathanyz 5y ago
Views with us are more comparable to page views than a video play. So definitely higher than actual plays. We give such a generous amount that this is only more expensive than other providers in a limited set of use cases. This Vimeo policy
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by nathanyz 5y ago
These are fair points. You can check our history as we have been around since 2013 and sustain without big VC subsidies. The answer as to how is "deep tech" which we have been very protective of given how game changing it is. Not
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by nathanyz 5y ago
Throwing in us as well, Swarmify Billing based on views instead of bandwidth
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by nathanyz 5y ago
Can say that we are seeing a lot of these customers reach out to us at Swarmify and many of them are similar size. It doesn't seem like they should be anywhere close to "top 1% of users" at Vimeo.
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by nathanyz 5y ago
My take is that Vimeo is trying to increase their overall margins. So in these cases the options for the users are to convert to a higher margin custom plan -or- they remove them from service which also boosts overall margins by removing lo
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by nathanyz 5y ago
Agreed, nothing sort of holding executives accountable with actual threat of prison time fixes this. Fines don’t matter once you are the winner in the market. Have to set an example and stop individuals from feeling safe when lying for comp
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by nathanyz 5y ago
This is a good point, but then you need more boxes to perform the DDOS as the reason they are effective is overwhelming the packets per second or bandwidth per second of the receiving networks. So it definitely does allow for a sustained at
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by nathanyz 5y ago
Limit would end up being when you send 1 byte of traffic to a box and that box amplifies it to whatever its own max outbound bandwidth rate is. This seems like it would exceed that in many cases, since 1 byte in => 4.2 gigabytes out. Whi
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by nathanyz 5y ago
I feel like this is a masterpiece of emotional IQ. Knowing when you may be in a position where you cannot properly represent the intentions of a role and resigning with this kind of grace and thoughtful words is something any leader anywher
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by nathanyz 5y ago
Agreed, given that the SAFE originated from YC, and apparently as a mechanism for easy financing to be used by startups. It would be interesting to hear their take on why a time limit for wiring of funds wasn't included, and also what
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by nathanyz 5y ago
Wasn't meant as a reference to Alex Jones, but can see why it might seem that way after re-reading it ;)
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by nathanyz 5y ago
The infowars are going to be interesting to watch on this one
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by nathanyz 5y ago
Seems like the solution would be for Apple to blanket ban any service that has this option to break the rules. Go nuclear on the analytics/tracking SDK's so that none of them even allow this to go on.
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PfSense 2.6.0 Released(docs.netgate.com)
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by nathanyz 5y ago
Not sure why you would even take the risk of keeping on someone who was previously indicted by the Department of Justice if trust is of high value to your company.
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by nathanyz 5y ago
Wonder what the cause is for the drop off from ~30% to under 20%? Speculation but maybe boomer money allows their kids not to need to work as much as past.
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by nathanyz 5y ago
You wouldn't have as much supply problem without the NIMBY's -AND- it is capitalism. Capitalism is the market reacting to limited supply and high demand. Limited supply is caused by NIMBY, and high demand is caused by tech company
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by nathanyz 5y ago
NIMBY is why you can't have affordable housing in the Bay Area. There are many areas in the US that are essentially a "better deal" for techies if you can work remote.
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by nathanyz 5y ago
Is this why Mafia 3 is so dark? I mean game is unplayable on Stadia because you can’t see anything. /endrant
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by nathanyz 5y ago
It is a hard idea to correlate since you can't unwind knowledge. I think your idea around giving a person X time to come up with solution could work if the patent office could afford that. Maybe take a 3rd party who is unaware of the p
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by nathanyz 5y ago
Yep, they replaced the Business Ethics course with this one covering advanced business administration tactics as everyone said the ethics class was incredibly not useful in today's world. /s
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by nathanyz 5y ago
The difficulty is that it is really hard to claim something as obvious/non-obvious once you know about it. Basically can't determine if it is something that was incremental based on progress -or- if it just seems like that now tha
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by nathanyz 5y ago
A lot of things once explained seem obvious, but clearly weren't or they would have existed before. I like to explain it as similar to wheels being circles. Of course that is obvious once you see a circle shaped wheel, but the insight
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by nathanyz 5y ago
Yes, adding in a second data point as well. Verizon directly is great in this one area nearby, but using Visible in that same area was painful for anything data related. Would show full signal bars with Visible, but actual data rates were t
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by nathanyz 5y ago
Exactly, carriers really don't want anything that helps push net neutrality in any real way. They don't want to be commoditized to where it's just pipe for Internet data to transmit through as you mentioned.
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by nathanyz 5y ago
Concise, well thought out analysis by a cryptographer on Web3. If you believe in Web3, then you shouldn't dismiss this out of hand as a hater. He truly tried to understand how it works by actually building dApps. And the holes seem gla
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by nathanyz 5y ago
Luckily odds of actually getting it seem pretty low overall given the CDC increase referencing 3 deaths as an increase. But still, one of those terrifying ways to go. On a positive note, the act of being alive is also a ticking time bomb th
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by nathanyz 5y ago
I love this self-administering vaccine as it so elegantly explains the answer to the parent's question. BUT, it is so elegant that you just provided fuel for the new conspiracy theory of how government forced us to get vaccinated by cr

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