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by russell_h 6y ago
I don’t know about Cloudflare specifically, but almost every Cloudlfare-sized tech company in SF has had their offices closed to employees for a year. Most of them plan to reopen and are continuing to pay rent. Under those circumstances it
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by russell_h 6y ago
I mean this as a genuine question: What law would shorting 140% of a company’s stock break?
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by russell_h 6y ago
To be clear, there is no serious interpretation of the US Constitution required here: Twitter absolutely has the right to determine what shows up on their website. For the government to require Twitter to publish the opinions of the preside
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by russell_h 6y ago
It makes sense to start with the companies: if they view this as something that will inevitably be regulated there is a reasonable chance they’ll just comply voluntarily to save the bad PR. They might even see an opportunity for good PR. Th
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by russell_h 6y ago
I'm the maintainer of one of the affected SAML libraries. People need to stop using SAML. This needs to be a priority. A little background, for those who haven't had the displeasure of working with it: When a user wants to log int
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by russell_h 6y ago
Sure, but the Zoom metric is not "Daily Active Users" it is "Daily Active Meeting Participants". They've been very clear that this counts each time a user joins a meeting. See: https://www.theverge.com&#x
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by russell_h 6y ago
I wouldn’t trust any of those numbers. The Zoom metric is totally incomparable (they’re definitely killing it, but that metric counts each user many times over), and Teams is included for free with O365 and the product boundaries are gettin
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by russell_h 6y ago
This is very neat. I’m sorry if I missed it, but have you announced pricing?
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by russell_h 6y ago
Outside of the Bay Area, and maybe a few other especially hot real estate markets, I’m sure that isn’t true. I’m in the process of buying a home in Washington and my agent says she’s never had a client waive the inspection contingency unles
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by russell_h 6y ago
In this case I suspect that there is an audit trail. It will lead to a Twitter insider who was “working from home” and had remote access to the tool, but had already left the country. Banks just don’t give support reps remote access to acco
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by russell_h 6y ago
According to that page the API for individuals won’t exist until late 2020.
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by russell_h 6y ago
Junior project managers aren’t “middle management”, they’re probably not people managers at all.
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by russell_h 7y ago
That statistic only reflects students who graduated and doesn't support your claim that "most Americans do not go to college". It appears that claim is wrong: "In October 2018, 69% of 16- to 24-year-olds who graduated h
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by russell_h 7y ago
Your target audience substantially isn’t men, and would probably be put off by the “dead” part too. Since I’ll bet your target audience doesn’t already know what a “dead mans switch” is, you get a chance to come up with a better targeted te
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by russell_h 7y ago
Zoom has this. Mute yourself, then you can use space bar as a PTT button.
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by russell_h 7y ago
For what it’s worth, there aren’t thought to be any brown bears left in California; the closest ones are in Washington or maybe Idaho.
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by russell_h 7y ago
Congratulation on the launch! I sit in a monthly "metrics review" meeting where we mostly speculate about why the dashboards are broken, and what the data team will have to do to fix it. If our TPM was able to self-service this th
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by russell_h 7y ago
I was at Costco a while ago and overheard a conversation between some kind of store manager and several visitors in suits. The manager was explaining that on weeks when AirPods are in stock their sales in the electronics department more tha
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by russell_h 7y ago
Not really. The instantaneous value of a stock is established by buyers and sellers, both of whom are pricing in expected future performance. Maybe what you're getting at is that in this case the seller has no opportunity to set an ask
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by russell_h 7y ago
Is this a serious question? Did you ever ride in a taxi in the US?
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by russell_h 7y ago
Having just switched from a Pixel 3 to and iPhone 11 I’m inclined to agree that FaceID is a step backward. It has a great high tech feel, but: 1. It’s much less reliable. Especially in bed when I get paged at night I almost always have to r
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by russell_h 7y ago
They still pretty visibly log the push event with the identity of the user whose credentials were used, so what you're describing is pretty easy to spot.
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by russell_h 8y ago
It might be more directly a reference to this: https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/in-the-loop/wp/2015/03/...
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by russell_h 8y ago
I even got a good effect from buying a bottle of these and splitting them in half.
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by russell_h 8y ago
Further down she mentions it: "When produce is too far gone to sell & there's no processing market (say, melons), it often gets fed to livestock."
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by russell_h 8y ago
They were blocking everyone in that nation, regardless of nationality.
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by russell_h 8y ago
My understanding (which is limited, so someone please jump in if I'm wrong) is that SIPC does not protect against a decline in value of your assets. I'm wondering: First, whether Robin Hood is lending out deposits to margin trader
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by russell_h 8y ago
Is it FDIC insured?
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by russell_h 8y ago
Okta | Software Engineer, SRE (see below) | San Francisco, San Jose, Bellevue WA, Toronto CA | Full-Time Okta is the leading independent provider of identity for the enterprise. I am one of the founders of ScaleFT, which was acquired by Okt
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by russell_h 8y ago
Is there a required timeframe for doing so?

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