orbz

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   by orbz 4y ago

   I’m guessing if someone deletes their account it’ll remove them as a follower from any counts
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   by orbz 4y ago

   That’s a lot of loopholes. From what I’ve seen in the past, the company should set up the amount they expect to pay everyone in exit bonuses aside now. Usually this is incentivized as whoever sticks around gets a chunk of that, so if people
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   by orbz 5y ago

   IANAL, but I suspect that it is considered unauthorized as there are many avenues in which a dependency will get updated without a user specifying this exact package and version. I think the key here is that there is clear malicious intent.
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   by orbz 5y ago

   There will always be some pressure from people or groups betting against the seemingly inevitable as they can get highs returns if things don’t happen as the crowd predicts.
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   by orbz 5y ago

   I believe that Asahi[1] is the only one under development. 1: https://asahilinux.org/about/
6. 246.▲
   by orbz 5y ago

   Are you opposed to the cloud? You could get an even beefier machine on the spot market for under a buck an hour while you’re using it, then turn it down when you’re not.
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   by orbz 5y ago

   Quick validation question: As ‘technical entrepreneurial talent’, what benefit am I getting from this site? I already get pitched 1-2 ideas a week from a wannabe non-technical founder in exchange for a laughable amount of equity. They often
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   by orbz 5y ago

   There’s unfortunately a fine line between secure-by-default and streamlined development. I’ve found that GCP is pretty decent at giving you enough feedback to know what principal and permission you need to tweak most of the time. Once you g
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   by orbz 5y ago

   First step is you actually _have_ those policies, if not create them. Following is you prove that you have them via something like a SOC2 audit.
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    by orbz 5y ago

    While not a blog post really, I often times revisit Randy Pausch's The Last Lecture[1] to act as a memento mori[2]. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7zzQpvoYcQ [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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    by orbz 5y ago

    According to https://caniuse.com/sharedarraybuffer it's default disabled on Safari due to spectre/meltdown, but can be enabled.
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    by orbz 5y ago

    Not particularly raising any red flags from this but there’s still a ton of stuff not mentioned. Some questions the founder should ask themselves: Are they asking for a board seat? Are they going to be able to help out beyond just money? Do
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    by orbz 5y ago

    10-15% carve out for ESOP is pretty standard from what I’ve seen. 15% for $2MM also is giving you a $13.3MM (repeating of course) valuation which no one can really speak to without further knowledge of your metrics.
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    by orbz 5y ago

    I really hate to say it but I don’t think big companies even know how they work. They’d love these resources as much as you.
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    by orbz 5y ago

    If you want to get real fancy you can have your F1 server generate a self-signed GCS url and have it returned as a 307 redirect. Even less load!
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    by orbz 5y ago

    Usually there are muster stations where a designated emergency captain takes attendance for everyone who is expected to be present and a remote operations center that has access to HRIS data to know who is out/on vacation when that att
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    by orbz 5y ago

    On one hand, the developer in me agrees with you that it does make life harder. On the other hand, as a consumer I've found that I'd rather not trust developers to write software however they want. I want them to have restrictions
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    by orbz 5y ago

    It’s most likely for the AirTag AR functionality to show where the tag is located.
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    by orbz 5y ago

    I don’t see AAA game development, finance/trading and embedded systems moving completely away from c++ anytime soon. If anything all the legacy code bases on c++ will be around for decades, with demand for people who can maintain them
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    by orbz 6y ago

    Honestly $180k sounds like a steal compared to how much it would likely cost to investigate/deny this.
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    by orbz 6y ago

    “The bulk of Vanguard’s $7tn assets is held in passive tracker funds which allocate money based on the market value of each company in broad financial indices. This makes Vanguard a permanent shareholder in almost every listed company globa
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    by orbz 6y ago

    Obviously yes, consult a lawyer. When you exercise the options they convert to shares, at which point you’re likely bound by a different set of obligations around right of first refusal by the company. At that point those shares are collate
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    by orbz 6y ago

    Bash sequence expression didn't work? http://www.gnu.org/savannah-checkouts/gnu/bash/manual/bash.h...
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    by orbz 6y ago

    That's available with GRPC to JSON transcoding https://github.com/grpc-ecosystem/grpc-gateway
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    by orbz 6y ago

    HipChat was sold from Atlassian to Slack.
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    by orbz 6y ago

    Note that this worked quite well for Camden, NJ: https://www.citylab.com/equity/2018/01/what-happened-to-crim... It’s not calling for no police, just starting from scratch imagining what a police force could
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    by orbz 7y ago

    Fun fact: The GPO actually recommends capitalizing "Nation" when used to describe the United States in any and all government writing.
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    by orbz 7y ago

    - Meetups with like-minded individuals - Board game/trivia group at your local bar - Join Toastmasters
29. 269.▲
    by orbz 7y ago

    A quick point of order is that dang is a (the?) hn moderator, so should probably not be dismissed so quickly.
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    by orbz 7y ago

    Just use it in your cloudbuild.yaml file: https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/cloud-builders/tree/m...