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by orbz 3y ago
This is why you only can form a union if you have a critical mass of employees. The hassle it would take to hire and train that many people makes negotiating with the union not a bad choice.
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by orbz 3y ago
Give up having two allied nations in parts of the world with lots of US adversaries? Not to mention telling people to leave an area that has a _considerable_ cultural meaning to them? I’m sure you have great intentions in your thinking but
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by orbz 3y ago
1. I had no idea it was happening. 2. Both he and Tesla have lost benefit of the doubt for their promises. I suspect this is just a move to bolster the stock price so he can make some personal cash.
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by orbz 3y ago
This is an analyzer that will catch this: https://github.com/nishanths/exhaustive I believe it's in golangci-lint.
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by orbz 3y ago
The opposite case would be a power failure, which you don’t hear about as often as there has been a lot of improvements in preventing them at a data center level from UPS’, backup generators and connections to redundant power networks. Even
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by orbz 3y ago
Not doing it often enough that we can hone the process.
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by orbz 3y ago
It’s really going to depend on your tolerance for risk and if you need some immediate money. Also might depend on your current tax situation. If you really believe in the company then you could probably let it ride at least another round.
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by orbz 3y ago
They take a good, hard, look in the mirror and go join another startup as one of the early hires so they can help avoid all the mistakes that they made themselves. Or they go into consulting so they can continue having strong opinions and s
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by orbz 3y ago
VS Code, it’s even baked in part into GitHub (try hitting . when you’re viewing a repo on the web). https://code.visualstudio.com/
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by orbz 3y ago
Scheduled maintenance in one or more regions: https://status.auth0.com/
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by orbz 3y ago
Expensive? It was probably one of the greatest investments. Imagine no longer having to invest in the web engine (since edge is based on chromium), and also getting rid of all the negative publicity surrounding internet explorer over the ye
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by orbz 3y ago
Two things here: the numbers at the end are random. You can replace with anything else and get the same answer. The other is that it might have been trained from a corpus of web scrape data in addition to public GitHub repositories.
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by orbz 3y ago
Amazing, I wish I had a government that helped like that.
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by orbz 3y ago
Given that the other founder was planning to take the remaining money to pivot into something new means that there would possibly still be a claim of that new venture with those shares.
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by orbz 3y ago
Are there any stipulations on company size? If it’s just a 2-3 person startup, losing one person’s availability is really hard to handle.
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by orbz 3y ago
If you had a specific question I would recommend stating that up front.
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by orbz 3y ago
Hey if it works, it works. GAE still has a generous free tier. Most new stuff I’ve seen has been migrating to Cloud Run for more configuration and options.
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by orbz 3y ago
That’s because for a period of time they were poorly manufactured and quite literally exploded. Since there were no real brands as they were imported before they became mainstream they just blanket banned them all. There have been other dev
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by orbz 3y ago
It’s going to differ a lot based on the size of your company and the auditor you end up picking. If I had to guess you’re looking in the 30-80k range for everything.
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by orbz 3y ago
Get a demo from Vanta, SecureFrame and Drata, pick one and they’ll hold your hand throughout the process. It’s not cheap (even without using one of those), but it makes life easy.
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by orbz 3y ago
Get multiple F500 organizations using it in non-pilot production use that is not treating it as a speculative asset. Also your last paragraph is wildly off base. There are a number of PoA chains being prototyped by industry consortiums.
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by orbz 3y ago
If it were me I’d do what would result in a more stress free time 2 months from now. Namely getting some healthy routines set up. It takes about 2 months of continuos effort to make a routine habit, so if you start now you’re golden. - Work
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by orbz 3y ago
I’ll throw in anti-drone tech too. Countermeasures are where the money is!
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by orbz 3y ago
To get the best answer you should mention what jurisdiction you and your company are in.
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by orbz 3y ago
That’s the thing though, it can be convinced to make a statement with conviction but that might not be based on fact. I just got ChatGPT4 to say that there might have been a few hundred mint green Kia Cherokees sold in 1997.
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by orbz 3y ago
I appreciate the thinking behind the piece then! The fact they mentioned ITAR leads me to believe this was spearheaded by corporate counsel to limit liability. Also the main difference between this and other open source is they’re still hos
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by orbz 3y ago
There’s a difference between “can’t” and “won’t”. I don’t think there’s anything wrong with it being up front that an attempt to answer a question is inherently impossible for it to answer. Information like estimating X in Y may or may not
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by orbz 3y ago
I think the author is missing a really key piece here: they’re not picking these lists of things to prevent from a licensing perspective for moral or ethical reasons; they’re limiting their liability. Companies are sociopathic by nature. Th
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by orbz 3y ago
I’m sure you know what you’re talking about, and know/have experienced much. I also know I know nothing about you or your lived experiences. Please take this as it is intended, from a place of concern for your well being: You are comin
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by orbz 3y ago
There’s already some level of precedent around police usage of helicopters that will likely stand with usage of drones: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florida_v._Riley

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