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11y ago
Great that Heroku sponsored upsert and have support for 9.5 right now (in beta): https://blog.heroku.com/archives/2016/1/7/postgres-95-now-av... ?
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As far as I know in many markets they can't, the monopolies were granted by cities. Comcast even sued some cities trying to build infrastructure: http://www.theverge.com/2015/5/1/8530403/chattanooga-
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11y ago
Yes ! Really looking forward to having native upsert instead of custom functions.
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11y ago
No, it does not. It's the difference in value when you exercise. However you expose yourself to a big risk if you exercise immediately after joining, depending on how much the options cost you.
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The SHA-1 Sunset
(facebook.com)
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11y ago
For HTTP/2 it's a lot better to have fewer domains since they download in parallel as you say. I think the only advantage of hosting jQuery from a shared place would be caching between servers. CloudFlare already acts as a CDN for
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Does anyone know if they support HTTP/2 on the backend side too ? They didn't with SPDY and I think it would help to multiplex connections all the way.
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11y ago
Envoy - San Francisco (ONSITE, VISA and relocation support) Envoy is a beautiful, modern visitor sign in system for the iPad. Collect visitor information along with support for signing NDAs, printing badges, or automatically sending SMSs to
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11y ago
Manchester University did develop an asynchronous ARM compatible chip: http://apt.cs.manchester.ac.uk/projects/processors/amulet/
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Envoy Passport, easier visitor sign-in
(envoy.co)
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11y ago
Envoy - San Francisco (ONSITE, visa and relocation support) Envoy is a beautiful, modern visitor sign in system for the iPad. Collect visitor information along with support for signing NDAs, printing badges, or automatically sending SMSs to
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11y ago
It does, at least on TV series it autoplays the next episode. Definitely does that on the Apple TV.
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11y ago
The other repliers added more info, sorry. You are correct about share options, on which your gain is only the price difference for which you pay CGT (or not). But the liquid tech companies (Google, FB, Twitter) give out direct stock which
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I think there's also the US rule that passenger trains sharing the track with freight trains need withstand collisions. That's why they are heavy and less efficient than lighter european trains.
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The cap gain is only paid on the profit made when selling. RSUs are taxed as regular income when they are awarded. Most likely the employees are high rate tax payers so it comes out at 40-45% tax + National Insurance.
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Nylas N1 – extensible open-source mail client
(nylas.com)
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Looks like it's using the list from Eyeo (Adblock Plus) https://acceptableads.org/
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11y ago
This is only if there is no fixed office, if they had an office they this would not matter and would be the employees issue. Obviously the travel time from the office to the client is during work time.
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Nest Thermostat 3rd gen
(nest.com)
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Courious why did you replace the EdgeRouter Lite with X ? Looks like the X doesn't have hardware acceleration and is cheaper.
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In what languages have you been using it ?
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YouTube Gaming
(gaming.youtube.com)
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There's also a video of wiring the rack (took 4h) and how the wiring for the whole 10-rack cluster would look like: http://jhnet.co.uk/projects/spinner
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It's a Dual Core ARM, it's expected for a good gigabit router.
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Given that it has ZigBee, Bluetooth 4.0 I think it's meant to be a hub. It also mentions Weave which would work well together with Nest: https://nest.com/support/article/How-does-Nest-Protect-conne...
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OnHub
(on.google.com)
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How I Gave Up Alternating Current
(robrhinehart.com)
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The Story behind Max Levchin's Affirm
(max.levch.in)
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You can also use an http/2 reverse proxy in front like nghttp2 or H2O. https://nghttp2.org/ https://h2o.examp1e.net/
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There are quite a few startups and companies in other areas like Edinburgh, Manchester, Leeds. They are still big (and somewhat) expensive cities but you can lower your cost of living.
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