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by ohashi 5y ago
That's the attitude you want from a financial service, YOLO BUILD FAST AND BREAK THINGS. We absolutely live in a time where you can engineer things well, especially at the scale of a publicly traded company. They aren't some scrap
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by ohashi 5y ago
99% uptime guarantee is embarrassingly low.
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by ohashi 5y ago
I would at least throw Azure into the serious players category. You have companies like Digital Ocean trying to compete as well, definitely not as many products though.
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by ohashi 5y ago
At what point do you become a full blown hosting company and is that the goal?
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by ohashi 5y ago
I like the simplicity, nicely done. On the homepage there is a giant empty spot on the right, not sure if that was intentional or something isn't loading. If there's nothing there now, maybe a screenshot of a sample show would be
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by ohashi 5y ago
For someone who preaches about we shouldn't be trying to harm those of a different ideology, you're trying to justify the oppression of women that's coming from a mostly religious perspective. Exactly the thing you're sa
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by ohashi 5y ago
Free money. They don't even have to develop the ad business.
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by ohashi 5y ago
Apple's revenue stream isn't as tied to internet advertising as any of its large competitors. They sell products. And also an ecosystem around those products. The two for one of hurting competitors and making customers happy is ab
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by ohashi 5y ago
Texas is part of the United States. Of which, I am a citizen. I am free to question their decisions when they impact the whole of the country. The same people trying to push this law tried to steal the presidency and give it to someone who
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by ohashi 5y ago
It's not our job to question it? If you are a citizen of the US and this law is going through the federal court system and potentially setting precedent for the entire country - it absolutely matters. And we should question it. We shou
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by ohashi 5y ago
This is probably similar to that theory that democrats made covid vaccine political to kill republican voters because they wouldn't take it out of hate for democrats. An absolutely ridiculous sentiment and lie. Somehow, no matter what
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by ohashi 5y ago
I am pretty sure I still get comments on my ads. It's almost entirely spam and those comments you think are probably spam it's just a 'good job' response.
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by ohashi 5y ago
I mean there are some less subjective parts like service and cooking properly. Going to random places and getting food poisoning, or finding plastic from the wrapper in your food I expect would never happen at a michelin star restaurant. Wh
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by ohashi 5y ago
+1 for K6. The open source is quite easy to setup and their cloud (freemium) makes life pretty easy to scale/distribute/visualize tests. I use it for https://wphostingbenchmarks.com for many years now (used to be Load
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by ohashi 5y ago
So why the big fuss over giving up some at the extreme end of wealth? It's been shown to have diminishing returns after a certain level anyways. And yet, here we are arguing about why paying zero percent on amounts above 400,000 is a d
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by ohashi 5y ago
If your entrepreneurial drive is only as strong as the capital gains rate, I don't really have any faith in you as an entrepreneur. We're talking about people exiting for substantial amounts that this really impacts.
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by ohashi 5y ago
I don't see the ethics in defending, but you're closing the loophole I intended to use. Pushed to the extreme, I bet slave holders were like, well I wouldn't have bought that slave yesterday if I knew you were going to free t
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by ohashi 5y ago
Does it seem ethical never paying any income tax? I understand why some people will be upset, making less money than they expected. But if you were to judge the system blindly without knowing if you were going to be in a position to take ad
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by ohashi 5y ago
Your argument about tough to live is that you have more DISPOSABLE income than >40% of the country has total income.
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by ohashi 5y ago
I love this logic, if you're going to take some of my money away I will do nothing instead. Really? Bullshit. Why should anyone get to take hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars without paying anything back to society in taxes?
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by ohashi 5y ago
I wouldn't support this borderline nutjob. Making employees watching a video of christchurch shooting and saying it was fake? Yeah, no. He has a lot of ties to extremist right wing too. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
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by ohashi 5y ago
Spent a lot acquiring it, used to run a job board but now it's just a parking page. Would love to partner/lease/sell/get it used again: GameDevelopers.com
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by ohashi 5y ago
We're seeing that doesn't work that effectively in most places. It also is giving the same pricing to every human being across the globe. In the richer countries, sure, maybe $30/year isn't a lot, but in poorer ones that
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by ohashi 5y ago
Cost to operate a registry, estimates are under $1/domain - costs have been decreasing. Why should VeriSign get an indefinite monopoly with a no bid contract that renews and allows price increases? There's no benefit to the intern
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Remind HN: .com prices increase Sep 1, 2021
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by ohashi 5y ago
Buying a scooter would be a better idea if the goal is saving money. They don't seem to depreciate that much, rent where I was like 2-3k/month, I bought one for 17k.
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by ohashi 5y ago
What community is welcoming and allows someone like that to be active in 2021? That's shocking and disgusting.
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by ohashi 5y ago
It's not a meritocracy if you actively push certain types of people away. Merit implies selection based on ability, if you're disqualifying swathes of people with toxicity towards them, it's not a real meritocracy at all. It&
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by ohashi 5y ago
Extensions are basically the PINs you're talking about. Your idea is basically making everything in existence currently a subdomain and a new super TLD which would be the PIN. Which would break nearly all existing infrastructure, rende
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by ohashi 5y ago
multiple people owning the same domain is perhaps one of the worst ideas I've ever heard regarding the DNS. From a user perspective awful. Security perspective? Horrific. Marketing/branding perspective? Useless. Just... why? How c

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