notyourday

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by notyourday 4y ago
> I, as a citizen of the US dependent on others growing this food on behalf of me, am fine with reduced yields and higher meat prices, to put more pressure on Russia. You are missing a critical piece of information here: what is your yea
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by notyourday 4y ago
The vast majority of people playing "experts" have never engaged in any business transaction hence they don't know.
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by notyourday 4y ago
One of the "tax heavens". This is the actual reason why multinationals move headquarters there.
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by notyourday 4y ago
> For long stretches of time most manufacturers were offering 0% financing. On a higher price. If you took a discount that could not be combined with the 0 percent financing, and financed using traditional financing options, you ended up
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by notyourday 4y ago
Remote productivity is lower than colocated productivity for the vast majority of the companies ( including 99.9% of those that are represented on HN). Most companies simply exist in the middle of the bell curve of "success" with
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by notyourday 4y ago
One word: rents. My rent is going up by 40% next year. I will have to take it because comparable places will be at least just as much, probably move and it will cost me a couple of grand to move.
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by notyourday 4y ago
> The marketing is obviously an attempt to leverage the good faith around OSS and then does a full 180. The level of entitlement here is staggering: source is available. Go modify it yourself and build it yourself. Oh, right, you don&#x2
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by notyourday 4y ago
Startup: (n) a weird entity that would risk $20/k customer because $100 invoice is too much.
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by notyourday 4y ago
> The _goal_ of open source is to provide free software. Software that is free to _use_ now, and in the future, not _just_ free to get the source, free to use. If you don't provide free software (and free build processes) it's
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by notyourday 4y ago
Name a non-abstract but existing superior free gallery software for Android downloadable from f-droid. It must: 1. Support mediaapi - not be confused about where Whatsapp puts its images. 2. Allow management of files. 3. Be able to provide
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by notyourday 4y ago
Alas, neither my grocery store nor does my landlord care about nice feels. Hence I do HTTP 402 Pay me.
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by notyourday 4y ago
And Android apps still suck donkey balls as those who normally would pay for them say "Just use stuff form the F-droid. I kind of works, ignore non-polished interface"
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by notyourday 4y ago
> I hate bringing the negative energy, but there is a treasure of apps available with f-droid other than these. That's the problem with OSS and F-droid in general. Tons of apps. Very few polished enough for use of general population
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by notyourday 4y ago
Google simply needs to be broken up.
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by notyourday 4y ago
No, you make closing contingent on certain parameters. Twitter execs aren't going to drop their panties for inspection unless there's a good chance the deal might close.
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by notyourday 4y ago
The highest upvoted comments in this thread are just that: jealous people who cannot believe they aren't successful but he is.
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by notyourday 4y ago
Vimeo is the only infrastructure provider providing that service. It is impossible to insulate a business from it.
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by notyourday 4y ago
> 1. Identify files that need to be deleted; 2. Loop through the list and delete them one by one. > These steps are decoupled so that the list can be validated. Each step can be tested independently. And the scripts are idempotent and
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by notyourday 4y ago
Lululemon actually collapsed a few years ago after their switched to cheaper fabric while raising prices. The issue was that the leggings, which is the core of their brand that women wear quite a lot became so thin the sun from quite a few
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by notyourday 4y ago
No, they were a power house. We will know if they still are a powerhouse if a year from now we no longer have these kinds of discussions.
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by notyourday 4y ago
The ones where it has not been successful at making their own chips using their own designs? Those fabs?
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by notyourday 4y ago
> So in all seriousness, what is the point of crypto, other than a "new stock market"? The society needs to start hanging banksters. This is a way there. It is a market where the scum fat cats who entrenched themselves in polit
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by notyourday 4y ago
If you filter who can complain, you do not have to deal with those that you do not care about. SAAS with free tier does it this way: * To contact support via non-app method you need a PIN. PIN is displayed when you login into your paid acco
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by notyourday 4y ago
> I think part of this problem is that people set up complex fancy infrastructure at a company, and then leave once the interesting/challenging work is done. Most companies do not need complex infrastructure either. It is just cargo
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by notyourday 4y ago
It is called "Pay me" button.
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by notyourday 4y ago
SaaS. I do not believe it loses us any clients -- responding to RFPs or filling out questionnaires are a waste of our time. If they want us to jump through those hoops they are not our customer. We simply do not give a shit about "thei
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by notyourday 5y ago
I have done a few zero downtown migrations. It is not rocket science if you do not use cloud-specific products.
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by notyourday 5y ago
Where are at least ACL and green header filtering?! This is 2022. If this is not supported at the entry point the product should be sent back to design.
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by notyourday 5y ago
Been there, done that. Can confirm it works swimmingly. It is much more fun though: don't be clever. Just cache-bust on change.
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by notyourday 5y ago
We have an official answer of how we respond to RFPs - we send an invoice for "RFP response" * $5,000/h * 10h minimum It is cathartic to hear the freak out on the other side. We also say "No" to "Fill out this

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