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91.
by rdl 2y ago
I am intrigued to learn more if you post anywhere (nothing in your profile); this all seems intriguing.
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by rdl 2y ago
I assume price would be the major factor. Also, as someone who knows nothing about e-bikes, but who knows "DJI makes good cheap drones and gimbals", they'd be pretty high on my list of "probably makes an ok product&quot
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by rdl 2y ago
I'm super excited about how the apple private compute cloud stuff works -- I tried to build this using intel TXT (predecessor of SGX) and then SGX, and Intel has fucked up so hard and for so long that I'm excited by any new silico
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by rdl 2y ago
If deploying this to end users, you may not want them to be able to footgun themselves/your org, and if you only partially trust the code, you might not want it to be able to easily turn these features on. It's not 100% (I'd
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by rdl 2y ago
This is obviously different for everyone (and the general problem is fundamental to finite human lifetime and other resources). For me, I'm definitely putting more effort into things I'm relatively skilled in (both inherent, and d
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by rdl 2y ago
I didn't realize HDHPs were still available in the US post-ACA, due to requirements that all plans cover certain minimum services 100% from the first dollar, making them kind of silly (it basically means there's a doughnut of appr
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by rdl 2y ago
It didn't for me.
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by rdl 2y ago
The annoying thing is the EDU versions (which allow programming) are substantially more expensive than the base versions (IDK if it's a constant ~$10-12k more, or just 3x the price -- I only have the EDU/ENT pricing on the Go2 dog
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by rdl 2y ago
Sendgrid ($2B exit) was one big one.
100.
by rdl 2y ago
Now to find Vault alternatives.
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by rdl 2y ago
TB is slow overall, mainly due to Defender. OWL also totally Broke last year when TB updated on a point release, fixed by OWL in days.
102.
by rdl 2y ago
What I want is biometric plus 3 tries 4 digit PIN -- OR a long passphrase.
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by rdl 2y ago
I'm a Thunderbird-on-Windows-in-VM-on-Mac user for one on-prem and one web-but-can't-access-on-non-managed-windows-endpoint VM account.
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by rdl 2y ago
This will be nice; I've been stuck using OWL for this purpose (which I think is the main extension; IDK if there's anything else.)
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by rdl 2y ago
The (US native, presumably) ATC staff speak worse English than the (presumably) non-native English speaker pilots, at least from all the ATC clips I've heard -- JFK and NY region being about the worst. Combining that with bad recording
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by rdl 2y ago
I would assume a huge pump of some kind.
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by rdl 2y ago
I think they're the enemies of e/acc, and their EA background (due to FTX, SBF, etc.) taints them a bit when it comes to fundraising.
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Future of Humanity Institute shuts down(futureofhumanityinstitute.org)
207 points by rdl 2y ago|291 comments
109.
by rdl 2y ago
I was amazed we spend $38B/yr on kidney failure.
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by rdl 2y ago
I'm intrigued by similar state-level laws being passed in the US; a lot of those seem unconstitutional (1A/free speech) in the US, unless incredibly narrowly tailored and banning publishing or other harms from use. More reinforcem
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How one Amazon engineer is making the internet a safer place for all of us(aboutamazon.com)
5 points by rdl 2y ago|2 comments
112.
by rdl 2y ago
Just ordered, although the low price buckets it into "probably not worth it". I'd price it ~$10 and do a discount instead.
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by rdl 2y ago
Also, do you know of startups taking advantage of TEA status (e.g. 99% of Puerto Rico) to lower the EB-5 investment requirement back down to $800k? (I didn't realize it had gotten up to $1.050mm; that's high!)
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by rdl 2y ago
Curious if you've seen any E-2 visas granted to people from Grenada, etc. to people not born in those countries (i.e. naturalized) after the 2021 (?) NDAA/Portugal friendship/etc. legal change. to E-2.
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by rdl 2y ago
I use them and none of this stuff really matters; they basically have deep pockets available to them and in the current operating model can continue indefinitely. I'd love to see more focus on their own search engine/results, as w
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by rdl 2y ago
There are a bunch of scenarios where the US becomes an unpleasant place to be (eg 1860s, 1930s, 1970s) without collapsing, and where specific other places will have problems but probably won't be terrible, and for a given bundle of pre
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by rdl 2y ago
It's a (virtually) necessary but not sufficient step in the process. The big blockers are exit tax over $2mm (basically, unrealized capital gains get taxed), and doing the actual appointment with an embassy overseas to document loss of
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by rdl 2y ago
The cheap way to do this is (if you're from any kind of immigrant background over the past few generations, or in some cases far longer, especially if Jewish) -- "ancestry/descent based". Doing the research to find pare
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by rdl 2y ago
It's about $100-150k to get, you don't need to be super rich.
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by rdl 2y ago
This is very sad (although a lot better than if she'd been suffering from some undisclosed illness for years or something, but dying at 30 is bad no matter what). We need self driving cars. They don't need to be better than the be

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