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by nrmitchi 5y ago
There is a linked follow up article that is a bit clearer: > Moulton, who owns Forensic Strategy Services in Woodstock, also said the Zoom bombers’ local IP addresses, which pinpoint the device being used, did not match the configuratio
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> Malachi was suspended through the end of the school year, exactly three months. In what world is a 3 month suspension appropriate at all ? At that point you're basically expelling the student. This sounds like they're purp
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> which is ~24% higher than the 70k you mention. Which is still not 250k. Either way, I see the point you're trying to make, but when people discuss "how much was X in todays dollars" they don't mean "go find a &
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by nrmitchi 5y ago
> 10k was >250k in todays dollars Source? A basic inflation calculator tells me that 10k in 1970 is ~70k in 2021. Yes, that's more , but it's significantly less than 250k.
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> popular exchanges (coinbase in particular) generate reports that can't be directly converted to it Isn't this really more of a Coinbase issue? If my brokerage started sending me invalid forms at the end of the year, I would e
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by nrmitchi 5y ago
There was a company called Runnable that had a product offering, but if I recall correctly was acquired by MuleSoft and shut down. Their first round was in 2012, and even though I believe they had a different product originally, their previ
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Auth0 does, but IIRC it does not support multiple or not-last wildcards. Ie “app.*.preview.<domain>” does not work. If your application itself has subdomains, Auth0 doesn’t solve this easily
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I can relate to this guy. Not about the billionaire part, but about the goldfish part. Good to know that we at least have something in common.
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Comparing market cap and revenue (let alone profit or free cash flow) is an apples to... potato comparison. Especially for Tesla (at a ~600x P/E ratio)
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> Sure, but the context is that they were doing very poorly and needed liquidity to survive. They received it. That is being bailed out, no? No, it is not. If they were given free money, or a loan with basically no interest, or some othe
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by nrmitchi 5y ago
Seriously? > The most recent example I can think of is Melvin Capital (a few months ago). They were bailed out by Citadel. Citadel buying a controlling interest in a fund that was historically very profitable and hit a huge a landmine, a
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Ya, a perfect recommender for the "best" candidate on some qualitative set of metrics would not be discriminatory (unless the underlying metrics were). It definitely wouldn't be useful. Hiring isn't a popularity problem
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> as soon as the algorithm begins to get what kind of content you like I have to assume this style of algo-generated feeds wouldn't apply for an actual hiring platform, because otherwise this is ripe for "inadvertent" di
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TIL. Thanks!
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if $PRICE < 20% of $LAST_PRICE: # flash crash, don't be picky, time to make money!! submit_market_order() Edit: Fixed formatting
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by nrmitchi 5y ago
You know the interesting thing about treadmills designed for a gym? They aren't sold to people as a household appliance that has children around. This goes right back to my "designing for the real world" point. If you are des
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by nrmitchi 5y ago
This is, with all due respect, an absolutely stupid comparison. You are taking something that is fundamentally not-safe as a function of what it is, and the job it needs to perform. With out current level of technology, there is no practica
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by nrmitchi 5y ago
Fail-safe's, especially fail-safe hardware, should operate in a safe fashion whether the user does what you want to or not . You shouldn't get to excuse safety incidents with "well we wrote it in the manual, it's not ou
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Terraform has it's shortcomings for sure, but I don't think it's reasonable to expect Terraform to go out and clean up second-order effects of it's resources. I'm not doubting that the situations you describe are tr
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You're just being extremely pedantic around the use of the word "copy" to try to make your point. If you have thousands of things where the artwork is the same and the author is the same, we have a word for that: "copies
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Consider paulg looks to be the only bid (so far, maybe that could change), this kind of looks like trading a $2.5M donation (that likely would have been made anyways) for a feel-good news article pumping a use-case for NFTs as a whole.
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by nrmitchi 5y ago
I'm not sure why this is an NFT other than trying to capitalize on the current craze. NFT or not, a charity should still "issue a public report tracking how this specific tranche of money is spent, and estimating the number of liv
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But this isn't really about setting tax rates , is it? This discussion seems more about states purposely going around their existing tax rates and structures in order to create sweetheart deals for corporation.
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Texas, rather than having income taxes, just has relatively high property taxes compared to other states. It's not like you don't pay any taxes living in Texas. In fact, I would consider high property taxes with zero income tax to
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by nrmitchi 5y ago
I've seen it, and I've also seen it in Kubernetes. It's obviously not the intended use case, but it can have the advantage of plugging in much nicer with your existing tooling. As an example, if I have a Kubernetes cluster,
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If they are in that position, you're right. But that goes hand-in-hand with the aligned outcomes; it's best for Lambda if these people get good jobs afterwards, because they're more likely to pay the ISA in full. If they d
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Yes, that being said, I would expect those same precautions to be taken in all regions, and thus not give a meaningful difference per region, between regions (if that makes sense).
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Mhmm I would have expected the co-located source/destination numbers to be 1, slightly lower, and 2, more consistent between regions. Ie, I would not have expected eu-central-1/eu-central-1 to be 1.68ms, and us-east-2/us-east
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Your point is valid, but 2 things: > One thing we noticed is that there's an increasing number of startups who start on a PaaS like Heroku and end up migrating to k8s later as their applications “grow out” of Heroku, due to constrai
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by nrmitchi 5y ago
Lambda was securitizing the ISAs and selling them to investors on the backend, obviously with a discount based on risk. Some people treat this like a bad thing, but it's really pretty basic risk-mitigation and cash-flow stabilization.

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