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by psds2 6y ago
After you pointed this out I think I realized the target market - A tool to build a platform for the rising live stream direct sales model. https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2020-viya-china-livestrea...
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by psds2 6y ago
Do residents never get in the elevator with other tenants of the building? It would feel odd to open my door to complete strangers like that just because the elevator stopped on my floor before theirs.
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by psds2 6y ago
This was hyperbole. I don't think I made anything up, I only exaggerated the concept of buying commercially produced muffins to be resold for 0 revenue to the purchaser. A more grounded example of this behavior is well off parents buyi
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by psds2 6y ago
Here is an article I found by The Atlantic https://www.theatlantic.com/education/archive/2019/11/pta-fu... "PTA at a well-off school might raise a million dollars or more to pay for additional teach
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by psds2 6y ago
In the United States teachers school supplies, equipment for band, gear for sports and other items that contribute directly to the quality of a students education and experience are funded by bake sales, booster clubs and other sources of f
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by psds2 6y ago
The part of the article that mentioned vertical stratification to avoid horizontal stratification hit a chord with me. I personally come from a family of great means but due to unique circumstances spent much of my childhood living in low i
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by psds2 6y ago
Many people would consider a 30 question take home project massive. You discuss your second experience as if it is some novel Utopian experience but when I read it sounds like an experience that was well suited to your strengths but wouldn&
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by psds2 6y ago
Thanks. The article initially read as if people had held their stock as if it was an investment and are mad they didn't sell to cover the tax bill sooner. After your explanation it is much clearer. tl;dr Uber accelerated vesting of emp
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by psds2 6y ago
Is the guy who decides visa policy not able to understand the plan coming from the guy who decides defense policy? We need the smart people here, not there.
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by psds2 6y ago
There was a (temporary) sand shortage due to a monsoon and availability does not imply sufficient supply. If there was no shortage of sand, even on the black market, the price would not have risen unless it was controlled by a cartel. Price
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by psds2 6y ago
Not everybody is concerned about their career, some people are focused on providing a better life for their family. From that perspective brain dumping a certification feels like it has potential for high reward with minimal effort. Brain d
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by psds2 6y ago
You would tell me "if I am able to make it to the movie tonight I will leave you a missed call around 2pm" and then neither party pays for a telephone call or sms.
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by psds2 6y ago
The space has a moat though - it takes a huge investment and long time to become competitive in this low margin space. Rackspace has shown themselves to be a market leader within this moat.
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by psds2 6y ago
If a website that wants to be archived doesn't opt-in that is a failure of the website. If a website that doesn't want to be archived is archived that is a (possibly non criminal) trespass by the archivist.
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by psds2 6y ago
I don't see how your explanation shows Microsoft creating the incentive. Your argument seems to amount to "Microsoft is not creating a sufficient disincentive." The problem with creating a sufficient disincentive is that you
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by psds2 6y ago
He pointed to several channels including a twitter account, phone number and email. Are all of these channels equally appropriate ways to pursue civil discourse with the appropriate parties? Also, he only asked followers to be polite in par
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by psds2 6y ago
Why do you believe that a website would want the Internet Archive to archive it? There is clear evidence that some do not want to be archived (the existence of opt out option). What data shows that most do?
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by psds2 6y ago
Facebook had a feature that showed your friends purchases you made on your timeline. People were pissed that their surprise gifts were ruined.
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by psds2 6y ago
How can a low bounty act as an incentive?
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by psds2 6y ago
He could also just be getting paid $200 for his $50 cameo. Why would this be any different than the other VC subsidized consumer focused services?
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by psds2 6y ago
I believe the best path forward for something like this is to become a technologist in some specialty and then move in to advanced engineering/technology exploration at a big company. Find the kind of place with 7 CTOs and then get a r
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by psds2 6y ago
VSCode, because of electron, doesn't allow you to have multiple windows that share state while working on a project. This makes it terrible with multiple screens.
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by psds2 6y ago
Yes, the CFO can. Even more outrageous, if the CFO did then then the person seibelj knows would be forced to litigate the matter in civil court and ask to have the legal agreement enforced. There is a chance his state employment office woul
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by psds2 7y ago
You absolutely can specialize, you can even describe your current role in a way that sounds specialized - "Build/Release Engineer specializing in CI/CD and cloud native technologies." As far as specialties inside DevOps
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by psds2 7y ago
Have you considered disaggregating your storage from your compute and using something like NVMe-oF or a traditional iscsi or fiber channel SAN to mount storage to your database server? With a block level storage fabric you can fail over ins
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by psds2 7y ago
It simply takes time to develop everything to make this happen. These high end ultrabooks require more time to engineer. One thing is certain, anyone developing this would surely not announce it in advance. Why piss off Intel until you have
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by psds2 7y ago
That RFC never went into effect. Perhaps it is a good thing that the illusion of .org trust has been shattered for many.
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by psds2 7y ago
No it can't. You believe an acceptable response to Schrodingers Cat is that even if the cats alive maybe killing it is ok if it means you can sell the box. You then justify it by saying a lot of good things could come from the money we
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by psds2 7y ago
I am sure China would gladly welcome YC and all the IP it has access to. There is no question China presents an opportunity to generate capital returns on a scale that YC can no longer achieve in the more mature US venture capital market. T
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by psds2 7y ago
And here's Jeff trying to save himself from going through the same thing.

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