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by srockets 2y ago
If I read the legislation correctly, states are required to check the relevant federal databases to validate status of non-citizens (if you provide a document attesting citizenship, that check needn't be performed), and the social secu
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by srockets 2y ago
REAL ID is a federal standard for verifying identity and producing matching IDs. State identification cards and driver’s licenses that doesn’t conform to REAL ID only follow the standards of the state that produced it, and not the federal o
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Hawai'i-Issued Real IDs Can Be Added to Apple Wallet Beginning August 28(hidot.hawaii.gov)
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by srockets 2y ago
There are multiple ways to define "private". Some of those can not be satisfied by any email service, but most don't, as email, by design, is not built for those use cases[0]. -- [0] https://www.latacora.com/b
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by srockets 2y ago
This feature in Apple's software is there so it would be compatible with Exchange ActiveSync (a requirement by some organizations that have installed the latter placed on using the former).
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by srockets 2y ago
That’s not how it works. We all pay more [sic] so data centers would be over provisioned, allowing quickly expansion when we need it. I’ve been in a few incident that were root caused to a cloud provider lacking capacity to provision more i
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by srockets 2y ago
An argument that is often only made by folks who didn't ran anything at scale on a public cloud. If you've ever set in a room when a cloud deal was signed, you'd know it cable: you don't get to pay less by threatening to
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by srockets 2y ago
Getting charged is not the same as paying those charges. I'm willing to bet real money that all who, in good faith, went and asked not to pay those bills ended up not paying them (if they didn't ask, that's a separate issue).
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by srockets 2y ago
"Do more with less" is an admission that the current costs aren't sustained by the income generated, and that the executives have no idea how to fix that. I wish that this simple truth would be mentioned more often, so less
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by srockets 2y ago
There are, but they aren't cheap. For a recent iPhone, expect to pay a seven digits price.
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by srockets 2y ago
That’s not completely accurate. In the US, equity given as compensation for work could be taxed as wages, or, under certain circumstances, as capital gains. The one year is for some capital gains to get considered long term gains, which ma
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by srockets 2y ago
It depends on the details. Often RSUs in non public companies come with a double trigger: you need both the vest to happen and a liquidity to happen for the actual delivery of those, so no tax implications until a liquidity event (afaik. Bu
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by srockets 2y ago
If her lawyers are half competent, then they wouldn’t lie. They may not tell the whole truth, but we’re not discussing what wasn’t said here. As for your second question, yes. Otherwise you have a perfect workaround that would mean a person
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by srockets 2y ago
Finance has bigger cash and deferred cash (bonus) in their packages. OpenAI still puts a lot of the pay in restricted equity.
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by srockets 2y ago
A 90 days exercise window is standard (and there are tax implications as well in play). OpenAI is different: they don’t grant options, but “Units” that are more like RSUs.
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by srockets 2y ago
Then I wouldn’t dare emailing a zip bomb with a message containing the password and an instruction not to try and unzip that file.
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by srockets 2y ago
Per multiple opinions I got from people whose job was to advise me on the matter, a 2016 ECJ ruling[0] suggests that it doesn't matter if a provider can find a person from their IP address or any other detail, but that there exists a s
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by srockets 2y ago
An IP address in itself is not an identity, but it can be easily resolved to one. This is why IP address are considered PII, and are handled like such by any competent security organization.
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by srockets 2y ago
This does not stop the host from being compelled to wiretap future communications. Just don't try to make encrypted email happen. It can't, and we don't need it to be. We have better solutions for encrypted communications, fo
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by srockets 2y ago
Other car brands manage to make retracting door handles that aren’t as confusing. Just like they can make instrument clusters separate from the main infotainment touch screen. Hyundai already sells EVs with cameras for side mirrors in regio
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by srockets 2y ago
No further action taken by employees as well. If memegen didn’t exist, some might be inclined to escalate, actually forcing leadership to do better.
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by srockets 2y ago
Union's power is in the enforcement of employers to accept collective bargaining (that's why the misnamed US "right to work" laws are so effective at disenfranchising workers). AUW, as it currently organized, lacks that
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by srockets 2y ago
Because of the infamous prop 13, commercial real estate taxes in California are in practice capped at 1980s valuations.
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by srockets 2y ago
The BMW Z4 2018 and later models shares platform with the Toyota Supra 2019 and later. The platform, at least according to both brands marketing, was co-developed, and it is manufactured in Austria by a 3rd party that also built cars for ot
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by srockets 2y ago
For other brands, there are third party retrofits that replace the integrated stereo with a DIN mount, or with a carplay compatible head unit. The software on those is usually clunky, but it's not like OEM car head units are known for
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by srockets 2y ago
As in not-too-large can of a beer, as it is limited to no more than 2 users and 1000 invoices. It isn't free as in software, as both FSF and OSI requires software compatible with their goals to have no limitations on use.
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by srockets 2y ago
And this is the why I think pouring money on autonomous driving is a net negative for most but a small group of shareholders: a public transit infrastructure is expensive, but the net benefits are immense, and can be had today. Every dollar
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by srockets 2y ago
You can read a book on the way to work. Before going fully remote, I did it every weekday, using a magnificent piece of technology called public transit.
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by srockets 2y ago
> Tesla doesn't want to assume liability yet because they are still iterating fast. I would guess the reason for not wanting to assume liability is not their update cadence, but the same reason that made Mobileye fire them as a cus
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by srockets 2y ago
This is true for any stock. The difference between speculation and investment is what drives that belief in future worth of the assest.

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