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by orbz 3y ago
I imagine there would be some benefit around permitting, zoning, public utility interconnects and mass transit that are all controlled by the state. Might be faster to buy a town and raze it to the ground.
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by orbz 3y ago
Create your own meta-circular evaluator: https://www.buildyourownlisp.com/
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by orbz 3y ago
Yeah this is pretty standard. Note that if the damages are high enough they’ll absolutely come after you for breach of contract.
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by orbz 3y ago
Maybe there’s just nothing interesting or dark about them no matter how badly people want there to be for controversy sake. That or all the employees who work on the core algorithm are sworn to secrecy in a blood rite cabal with embedded cr
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by orbz 3y ago
Missing out on all that existentialism and stoic development methodologies though.
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by orbz 3y ago
Absolutely on point! If people don’t bat an eye with your price that’s a sign you should increase it.
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by orbz 3y ago
“Sure, I’d love to help. Here’s a link to my schedule to book the most convenient time. I normally charge $500 an hour, but since this is our first chat, here’s a code to take $200 off that. Looking forward to digging in together!” You can
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by orbz 3y ago
One thing to keep in mind is that people rarely give honest feedback in person. It’s always nice to avoid conflict. When you get anonymous feedback, such as during your review, that’s what people really think. If you’re getting wildly diffe
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by orbz 3y ago
Some additional context is that Kris Nova, the author, recently passed away so this is somewhat poignant: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37199495
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by orbz 3y ago
Well I’d certainly love working in whatever industry you’re in because myself, the myriad of executives I’ve recruited and coached, and my own peer network have the completely opposite experience. Getting a coach indicates that you’re not g
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by orbz 3y ago
Note that Peru has a high prevalence of parasitic pathogens that would be eliminated by a course of ivermectin. I’m still convinced based on meta analysis that ivermectin reduces parasitic comorbitities and has middling impact on COVID itse
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by orbz 3y ago
At the executive level you stop getting the kid gloves with the feedback (no feedback sandwich, no mincing words, very direct and to the point). The other thing that happens at the executive level is you stop getting direct feedback at all,
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by orbz 3y ago
A noble goal, don’t give up your dreams. You will however have to account for the following: - You don’t have the public reputation to convince people to trust you over others. - It’s unlikely you’d be able to host a fediverse instance able
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by orbz 3y ago
This is why I get my relatives iPads and macs. The vertical owning of the hardware and software stack means things just work without me having to troubleshoot. Yes it’s a closed ecosystem and that’s just great for people who have no technic
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by orbz 3y ago
The original extension was provided by stripe. I think it’s nice that the firebase team helped to coordinate moving it to a group that’ll actually maintain it.
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by orbz 3y ago
Based on what I see in the repo in question[1] this was not being maintained and the firebase team coordinating with another group to take it over. [1]: https://github.com/invertase/stripe-firebase-extensions/issu.
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by orbz 3y ago
Adding a ‘but’ in there is often times used to negate everything before the but, like “I’m sorry but I had to fork you” would imply you’re not sorry, you had to do this.
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by orbz 3y ago
You’re right, I think the implication is executives and shareholders earning less to make that happen.
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by orbz 3y ago
I love the idea but this has liability written all over it. Try asking it if you support an imaginary regulatory body and it will happily say it does and how important that is. Remember that you, the individual, will be on the hook for the
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by orbz 3y ago
Supposedly this happens if you use the cloudflare DNS server or iCloud private relay (which uses cloudflare as one of its providers).
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by orbz 3y ago
And then some guy took the AWS S3 domain: https://chaos.social/@jonty/110307532009155432
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by orbz 3y ago
Anecdotally nothing has killed me yet, so clearly it can’t be a full 100%.
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by orbz 3y ago
Might not be legitimate but if they’re sending SMS messages in those regions you’re getting billed a ton. https://cloud.google.com/identity-platform/docs/admin/sms-re...
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by orbz 3y ago
Why don’t you ask him? https://blog.archive.today/ Also last I heard it was only $3k a month.
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by orbz 3y ago
I miss the days where I could forget to charge my plastic nokia for 5 days, drop it out a 3rd story window onto concrete and have it run over by a car and there _might_ be a scratch on it while I T9'd out a message without looking. On
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by orbz 3y ago
Identity platform is also firebase auth if you’re using that. General steps here are go into billing reports, find the project where that was billed and make sure it’s under your control. Might as well do an audit of all your service accoun
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by orbz 3y ago
Reach out to your company’s investor relations group, they might have groups who want to buy in and they can facilitate the process for you.
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by orbz 3y ago
Don’t worry about it and have fun collaborating with the rest of us.
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by orbz 3y ago
Base 3 being the ternary/trinary counting system: -1, 0, 1. Compared to the binary 0, 1 that most processors/Turing machines currently do.
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by orbz 3y ago
As with all things, it depends on your use case. Ternary (base 3) processors exist and in many cases can optimize some logic. Quantum computers use qubits. Similarly there are analog computers that use continuous signals instead of binary v

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