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by redwood 1y ago
Is there a top recommended ad blocker that has strong security Bona fides you recommend for android?
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by redwood 1y ago
Funny.. you're giving some feedback right there
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by redwood 1y ago
Was there a date at the top of this? I didn't see one. I saw a similar headlines earlier this year and I'm trying to understand that this is something new
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by redwood 1y ago
I'm not so sure.. many years of capitalized R&D expenses would eventually compound such that you would find a steady state. And in general all we're talking about here is whether or not a company is profitable and hence is tax
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by redwood 1y ago
MongoDB's implementation separates the vector index runtime from the transactional processing enabling independent scaling and workload isolation but preserving unified query richness and scale-out via sharding. This is a best of both
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by redwood 1y ago
Absolutely.. the fundamental point is that extrapolating ARR from consumption in a given month is misleading for something that is fundamentally not sticky/recurring. And building a prototype is more of a one-time task than a recurring
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by redwood 1y ago
It's a great bird.. in fact Benjamin Franklin proposed that it be the American bird. The bald eagle was chosen for whatever reason over that
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by redwood 1y ago
I love that they show an image of Kerouac's On the Eoad.. it's such a great example of a book that you know is based on real lived experience and that just comes to life as a wild and cacophonous daydream. Knowing that some mad pe
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by redwood 1y ago
What is perhaps most throwback of all about this thing is that it casts drinking in a positive light.. how times have changed. I do miss aspects of the old days
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by redwood 1y ago
Is it Cosmos DB? If so the symmetry with AWS/Dynamo would be very eerie.
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by redwood 1y ago
I read "Microsoft shop" as "Microsoft slop". Fitting. But at least they open source wash themselves so much they're practically a charity right?
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by redwood 1y ago
This is a reflection of 1) compensation has come down since the ZIRP era at least in some roles and 2) it's a hirer's market. This means companies see an opportunity to bring compensation down. I wish employees would instead have
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by redwood 1y ago
Thanks for this. I did not know
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by redwood 1y ago
I'm a believer in taking advantage of GM crops but also believe that some kind of regulation should be put in place to ensure that those crops yield seeds that can be used to plant future generations. If these crops are designed to req
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by redwood 1y ago
Well thanks for that rabbit hole... 20 mins I'll never get back :P funny tho
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by redwood 1y ago
According to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigerians there are more Nigerians in the US than UK. That's purely a count rather than a percent of the population of course. But I certainly agree that the US has immig
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by redwood 1y ago
I'm reminded of how the New York City subway continues to rely on parts that it essentially cannot replace... similarly how the rail system in India essentially involves maintaining what the British left behind since a lot of the piece
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by redwood 1y ago
This is a ridiculous statement on so many levels... on the one hand it's true that culturally folks are more likely to look after their family members. But there's plenty of people who have not had kids and severe alcoholism as we
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by redwood 1y ago
I'd say there are probably more Nigerian restaurants than Segalase at this point so I'm not sure
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by redwood 1y ago
(though I do not mean to downplay the current brakes that are being placed on immigration. In fact just yesterday that same community was targeted most likely on Canal Street where they did a raid. But these types of immigration brakes are
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by redwood 1y ago
As someone who walked down 116th Street in Manhattan yesterday, I can assure you there is a large and healthy immigrant population here coming from Africa
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by redwood 1y ago
An amazing read. A geriatric peace dividend sounds alright. Does seems to discount Southeast Asia but still a very different take and a potentially accurate one. I see the United States having a fundamental advantage: by being the only lar
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by redwood 1y ago
It's pretty sad that Europe basically weakened the web experience for everyone. Pure vanity. Pat themselves in the back and tell themselves we're all more privacy oriented now. Great. Except that the noble cause has not been achie
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by redwood 1y ago
Absolutely critically experience vaults here. In my youth these were invaluable
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by redwood 1y ago
Surprising and sad to see how many folks are using DynamoDB There are more full featured multi-cloud options that don't lock you in and that don't have the single point of failure problems. And they give you a much better develope
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by redwood 1y ago
I for one loved the work. Thank you
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by redwood 1y ago
Spot on. Thank you for saying this. It boggles my mind with a bunch of former Red Hat types now work for companies like Microsoft and perpetuate a zealot mindset that might have made sense in the 90s but now it's completely divorced fr
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by redwood 1y ago
Microsoft, Google, Amazon. They will all open source wash themselves and have a cadre of former red hat and other equivalent employees speaking about how they are the center of open source. Meanwhile there's an entire parallel universe
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by redwood 1y ago
I feel like on the one hand you're exactly right that this is kind of like a cold war level investment... and it's not necessarily being pursued through a business return lens; something deeper and more visceral is driving it. How
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by redwood 1y ago
Got it. I was going to say it sounds like less than a fiasco but I see this is in context of someone criticizing the Replit CEO for a specific action so now I get it. Apologies for being dense. It's a reminder that people leading compa

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