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by pbreit 4y ago
Good opportunity to highlight Google "Apps Script" which is one of the most powerful but unknown tools in the web: https://developers.google.com/apps-script/guides/sheets Includes easy fetching: https:&
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by pbreit 4y ago
Working and then getting severance seems better than not working...
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by pbreit 4y ago
Sounds very much like a human.
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by pbreit 4y ago
This "novel" "scam" has been around since 2000 when Request Money was launched.
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by pbreit 4y ago
Yes, some car companies do in fact create less expensive vehicles specifically for certain markets. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renault_Kwid
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by pbreit 4y ago
I used the link it gave me which seems fine: https://cal.com/patrick-breitenbach-6randomchars
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by pbreit 4y ago
Do we have any idea what the timing might be?
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by pbreit 4y ago
SQLite is MUCH easier to deploy.
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by pbreit 4y ago
I don't get why there was such an emphasis on building a factory/assembly line from the very beginning. An experienced general contractor can get 650sf dwellings built pretty easily, especially in the confines of a wharehouse.
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by pbreit 4y ago
This is an odd obit. So much talk about "scaling", "assembly line", "factory", etc just to sell 10 units over four years!! I would have thought a company like this would start out maybe with 1 unit a quarter, t
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by pbreit 4y ago
I cannot believe we are still in this ridiculous situation with these dreadful cookie approvals on Every. Single. Page. How did we let Europe do this to us?
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by pbreit 4y ago
He and Hiltzik really have it in for Elon.
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by pbreit 4y ago
Is there a super-basic starter kit for a CRUD app with user logins to deploy on supabase?
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by pbreit 4y ago
I do not totally understand the concept of non-meat meat. If you don't want to eat meat, there are a LOT of alternatives.
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by pbreit 4y ago
Easy: higher ed is all about the credential.
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by pbreit 4y ago
Credit cardholders mostly get 1-3% back so it’s a bit of a wash.
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by pbreit 4y ago
Are SPACs inherently bad or do they attract lousy offerings (or is that the same thing)?
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by pbreit 4y ago
UP probably not the best example of a successful public offering: https://www.google.com/finance/quote/UP:NYSE
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by pbreit 4y ago
They will structure the deal such that the value of those shares is targeted to be about $10. Seems like they don't always achiever that. One of Chamath's DNA SPACs only started trading recently and is way down: https:/&#x2F
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by pbreit 4y ago
Opportunity for a "clearinghouse" of sorts.
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by pbreit 4y ago
I've never seen it suggested.
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by pbreit 4y ago
Current version has lasted for 10+ years but now that they hav versioning, might be gone in 2. Progress!
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by pbreit 4y ago
2022-11-28 will never* go away. [*] never meaning a long time
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by pbreit 4y ago
The major problem it seems to me with these versioning approaches is that at some point you want a non-breaking change that arrived after a breaking change. Then what?
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by pbreit 4y ago
Why version at all? They went 10 years without versioning. The reasons stated for needing versioning are weak at best ("like deleting a response field, making an optional parameter required, or deleting an endpoint entirely"). Jus
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by pbreit 4y ago
I have a theory on the Pepsi challenge: Pepsi is sweeter and so it performs better in a single taste test but is gross when drunk frequently.
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by pbreit 4y ago
Also, putting her in jail for 11 years for "misleading investors" is just dumb.
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by pbreit 4y ago
It's a little surprising you can get 11 years for "misleading professional investors".
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by pbreit 4y ago
The transfer limitation is specifically to mitigate scalping. What would you prefer?
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by pbreit 4y ago
"beating" ticketmaster is pretty easy: play at venues that are not locked up by TM. But TM really isn't that bad. There's always going to be a problem when demand far exceeds supply. If you went with pure supply/dem

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