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by rexreed 2y ago
You only get a reduced sentence if you cooperate in the prosecution against someone else the government / prosecutor is just as or more interested in. That wouldn't be the case with the diddle.
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by rexreed 2y ago
This is the way. I feel there's an evolution of small business self-employment that can achieve scale without falling into the trap of the current finance-focused corporate approach. Spending my time and energy to focus on building out
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by rexreed 2y ago
"If you are hiring “professional fakers” that means you are a poor manager." Sad to say, but the professional fakers dominate the C-suite. And often the top manager (the CEO) is a professional faker in chief, hiring like others in
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by rexreed 2y ago
The Spreadsheet-based workflow works very well for me as well. I have a feeling a very large % of people manage their personal finances on a spreadsheet. And it's private, not cloud based, backupable, and password protected.
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by rexreed 2y ago
That's also my question. In general, can someone explain why offsite, offline, multi-timescale backups don't help in these cases? Yes I get that insurance paid the extortion, but besides just capitulating, why doesn't restori
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by rexreed 2y ago
Can someone explain why offsite, offline, multi-timescale backups don't help in these cases?
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by rexreed 2y ago
In an environment like that you'll be respected a lot more as a consultant and paid advisor, even if you provide generic and mediocre advice, than as an employee providing high quality expertise. Toxic management loves overpaid externa
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by rexreed 2y ago
Not if you want to build SEO authority on the new domain
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by rexreed 2y ago
Thanks for sharing your insights and experiences! I am a fan of bootstrapped SaaS, just keep it going as much as you can and avoid the temptation to sell early, although I am sure that opportunity will present itself.
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by rexreed 2y ago
Could you have structured the deal in a more cash favorable way seeing as you are paying for it from cash flow? That way it would have been less of an immediate impact on finances. For purchases like this, a revolving line of credit is help
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by rexreed 2y ago
You might want to bring that up to Cory Doctorow, and tell him how he's polluting pristine minds: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enshittification : "Writer Cory Doctorow coined the neologism "enshittificat
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by rexreed 2y ago
Why was getting the expensive buttondown.com necessary and important? I might have missed that in the post.
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US Gov Sues Georgia Institute of Technology for Cybersecurity Violations(justice.gov)
11 points by rexreed 2y ago|2 comments
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by rexreed 2y ago
As a bootstrapped founder of a number of companies this financial model hurts my brain. This approach is still a venture type fast growth model with low margins since you're giving away much of the money to the channels and customers.
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by rexreed 2y ago
Which used enterprise micro PC on Ebay for $30 would you recommend? Trying to sort thru the trash and other options.
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by rexreed 2y ago
No because this is Intel, not IBM. IBM's problems are worse.
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by rexreed 2y ago
Some of the financial punchline: Revenue: $12.83 billion vs. $12.94 billion expected, $110M under expectation, and revenue declined 1% year over year in the fiscal second quarter. Why is this a punchline? Because their core business, the Cl
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by rexreed 2y ago
What level of detail are you looking for? Have you not tried just putting the sensor data into a simple SQLite database and starting there?
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by rexreed 2y ago
They outlived their retirement savings and had to re-enter the workforce. It's just a rat race, isn't it.
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by rexreed 2y ago
Are you also on LinkedIn? I stopped using X a while back and I have a bunch of questions on keywords and the site.
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by rexreed 2y ago
Looks good to me! Is this for video only or can you also upload m4a and mp3?
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by rexreed 2y ago
IBM still wishes we were in the mainframe age where a single vendor had supreme authority and maintenance fees rule the day. You can say that many of today's SaaS vendors have similar sway in their more niche markets but none have the
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Corporate CISOs revealed to receive kickbacks from VC firm Cyberstarts(calcalistech.com)
3 points by rexreed 2y ago|0 comments
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by rexreed 2y ago
You are in the minority. Out of 392 people in our internal CoP group that uses Teams on a weekly basis for our checkin, in a poll, 276 asked to switch off Teams to something else, and only 5 people wanted to remain. My guess is that you&#x2
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by rexreed 2y ago
Here's what I don't get. Almost everyone I talk to hates Teams. But they use it anyways. Nothing is stopping them from using Zoom or Google Meet, or some other alternative. Yes, these other alternatives have their own problems and
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by rexreed 2y ago
Looks like Red hat might be soon coming.
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by rexreed 2y ago
From the first of 3 previous submissions to HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36839603
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by rexreed 2y ago
Truth social. It's not Musk but you know who else it is.
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Notes on the Upcoming Dataiku IPO(thomaswdinsmore.substack.com)
1 points by rexreed 2y ago|0 comments
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by rexreed 2y ago
Looks good. Does Iceburg work in a shared hosting environment with limited access to composer?

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