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by sunir 5y ago
Hi Peter, my startup is a US Corp (Delaware) with a US-based co-founder and US-based employees. I live in Canada and I'm a Canadian citizen and I have zero intention of moving to the US. I'm the CEO. I'm using an EOR (Remote.
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by sunir 5y ago
I find it interesting that teachers are high on the list for most professions but conversely teachers marry teachers and other education professionals almost exclusively. Three possibilities.. There must be a lot of teachers. (Most likely)
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by sunir 5y ago
If you’re on Wikimedia’s side there is negative value in throwing chaffe into the conversation about imperial saber rattling. Focus on the ball please.
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by sunir 5y ago
I didn’t check his algorithm but if it only found one solution with a leading zero it is incorrect. 3821+0468=04289 as well.
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by sunir 5y ago
The only bad thing about Full Throttle is the iPhone adaptation has a critical bug that hasn’t been fixed in years. It makes me sad. I want to play it again.
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by sunir 5y ago
Don’t “Be humble”. Be scientific. Humility is an assumption the mistake is with you; but you only know the system is not functioning as expected. Proceed by narrowing down what parts of the system behave unexpectedly. Keep an open mind. Hum
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by sunir 5y ago
How is your posture? You may go further by strengthening your back, hips, neck, shoulders. If every chair is uncomfortable it could mean the issue is more in your own physical state. You could invest some money in a physiotherapist to check
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by sunir 5y ago
They are novel. We have had the same basic design for a century. People like seeing new concepts.
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by sunir 5y ago
It's a prejudice about the human doing the work. It's not complicated to understand what the problem is. You should judge the work on the intrinsic merits of the work, not the worker. Every human has the right to work and be evalu
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by sunir 5y ago
Thanks for posting the context for such a bizarre description. I can assure you that it's not worth continuing that train of thought. However, if you want a positive, constructive frame the goal is self-documenting code. In that vein,
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by sunir 5y ago
Girly?
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by sunir 6y ago
You have it backwards. One should always assume our way of life is about to fail, so we take action to protect it. If you assume it is impervious, complacency will let it decay. Pessimists persists in humanity because sometimes they are rig
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by sunir 6y ago
I agree with you. I think the lesson we're meant to take on the value-based pricing is you can have complex pricing if it is aligned tightly to the value perceived. It can be very natural. Look at Stripe's pricing. It's a nig
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by sunir 6y ago
AWS prices on a cost basis, not value. That is you only pay for the input, not the output. Value-based pricing works well if your product is aligned to revenue or cost savings, and you can attach a clear business objective to the product.
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by sunir 6y ago
I would imagine you do understand the advantage of 30 seconds of time from anywhere in the world versus a 20-60min round trip to the bank. I imagine there are other reasons you value than time and space convenience. Why do you feel the phys
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by sunir 6y ago
All the SLO solutions struggle with the fact session IDs are disassociated with the IdP except by policy. Policy is insufficiently strong. The session ID needs to be cryptographically associated with the IdP so if you blow away the IdP sess
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by sunir 6y ago
What is the difference between a funder and a paying customer? They are both users who are paying for the service. The difference is that funders have political power over the project beyond the scope of their own use. Customers are always
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by sunir 6y ago
Just fix the spelling. Only comment what is worth the time talking about.
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by sunir 6y ago
That isn’t doxxing. You have no expectation of privacy if you send a threatening letter to another person.
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by sunir 6y ago
The better solution is to link verified phone numbers in one account. You would need access to both numbers simultaneously of course. However since this is non-trivial to implement as it requires indirection wherever authentication is perfo
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by sunir 6y ago
There is nothing that is absolutely categorically capable of singularly identifying an individual natural person except that person’s physical body and even then biometrics need to be carefully created. Everything else has a statistical pro
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by sunir 6y ago
The dispute as I understand it was he did not “actually” (literally speaking) have a profit because the clearing and settlement hadn’t finished. A lot of the anger with Robinhood comes down to the mistaken belief by many people that money m
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by sunir 6y ago
Vigilantism like calling for DDOSing is not the answer.
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by sunir 6y ago
I’m not a criminal prosecutor or lawyer nor do I live in the jurisdiction this was tried under. However, I would wager that the CEO would have to have intentionally and actively cooperated with the criminal act; merely benefiting from it in
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by sunir 6y ago
This was a criminal conviction. It says so in the article. Are you commenting on the disparate sentencing for the company versus an individual? It is a deferred prosecution agreement, which is definitely an aspect of corporatism: that is th
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by sunir 6y ago
I think you have a very narrow understanding of what "productive" means. You can produce or make progress towards anything that you value. Making other people money is just one avenue. If you had a year to live, you would definite
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by sunir 6y ago
Everyone got the same message about the 2010s it seems. Don’t fail the Turing test. Or the reverse Turing test where an AI makes you question your own humanity. :)
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by sunir 6y ago
Options aren’t stocks. They are an option to buy the stocks. Exercising your options means buying the stocks. They options contract has a price for stocks set up front. Ideally the price of the stock has risen over time so when you exercise
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by sunir 6y ago
You don’t have to imagine it. The Patriot Act section 215 gave the “well intentioned” US government the right to access library records as a general warrant.
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by sunir 6y ago
Would you trust the government to run a search engine so it can have direct access to your search queries?

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