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by tedd4u 7y ago
Sure - different "math" for every stage of business on what to do with cash. But I think it's common (once in the revenue-generating phase) for companies to plan not to burn cash down beyond some contingency level. If the wor
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by tedd4u 7y ago
Startups have had years to prepare, work on their plan, strengthen their fundamentals, and raise capital if necessary. I think the shock is that probably this is a faster onset and deeper drop scenario than most had modeled. Every [1] start
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by tedd4u 7y ago
It all depends on what the client is doing when it’s decoding, so YMMV, but progressive JPEG is not a panacea. In addition to the CPU concerns mentioned above there can be memory implications as well. Many progressive JPEG decoders require
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by tedd4u 7y ago
Can you suggest some other books / papers / articles?
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by tedd4u 7y ago
Up for me, too. (West Coast US)
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by tedd4u 7y ago
If you don't subscribe, they severely restrict the number of articles you can read per month (in my recent experience, as few as one). If you try to get around this with Chrome incognito mode, you'll see a message like this: &quot
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by tedd4u 7y ago
Already discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22002734
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Tesla driver dies after car bursts into flames in Pleasanton crash(sfchronicle.com)
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by tedd4u 7y ago
Not necessarily uploaded by people themselves. Ever been to an event where photos were being taken? Ever walked by a surveillance camera? Ever walked by a house with a video doorbell?
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by tedd4u 7y ago
True, and my frustration probably shows. I shouldn't rant. Maybe the finding is drink whole milk until 18 to lower risk of obesity then switch to 1% to slow effects of aging. What I'd like to see is a reliable source that synthesi
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by tedd4u 7y ago
But, "Kids who drank whole milk were at a 39 percent reduced risk for being overweight than those who drank low-fat milk"? From just 8 days ago. Really getting tired of these conflicting narrow food/health studies. NYT: Whole
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Asking Rents Slip in San Francisco, Nearing Peak in Oakland(socketsite.com)
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Why Is Inflation Low Globally?(frbsf.org)
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Eyeing organs for human transplant, companies unveil most gene-edited pigs yet(sciencemag.org)
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by tedd4u 7y ago
Post insightful comments on relatively new articles. Submit interesting articles according to the submission guidelines Be sure to read https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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70+ ways to lace shoes (Ian's Shoelace Site)(fieggen.com)
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by tedd4u 7y ago
Refer to MythBusters episode 221, "Traffic Tricks.": https://mythresults.com/traffic-tricks For journeys shorter than 400 miles, driving is faster than flying. PLAUSIBLE The Build Team had a race of 380 miles (610
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by tedd4u 7y ago
As good as that sounds for consumers I think the cost would mean we would see less innovation. And it would be harder for small companies to bring products to market. Caveat emptor.
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by tedd4u 7y ago
If you're interested in more on the yield curve inversion, there are three recent (March [1], August [2], and October [3] 2018) SF Fed Reserve Economic Letters about it: [1] https://www.frbsf.org/economic-research/
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by tedd4u 7y ago
Citus AFAIK doesn’t have scale to zero. Aurora serverless does. Citus gives you horizontal write scalability, Aurora Serverless doesn’t. (There is a preview of multi-master Aurora for MySQL but I think that’s more of an HA active/activ
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by tedd4u 7y ago
AWS CloudFront SLA refund/credit policy appears to work as you describe: https://aws.amazon.com/cloudfront/sla/ Monthly Uptime: * 99.0% <= uptime < 99.9%: 10% service credit * 95.0% <= uptim
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by tedd4u 7y ago
Apparently -- it's the Panopticon :(
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by tedd4u 8y ago
Not exactly what you're looking for but EFF has some data: https://www.eff.org/who-has-your-back-2018 https://www.eff.org/who-has-your-back-2017
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by tedd4u 8y ago
Why is that? What’s dumber than UDP (from the network perspective)? From the network perspective it’s a lot dumber than TCP.
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by tedd4u 8y ago
In image recognition, Google asserted in 2017 that they were unable to find decreasing returns -- "Performance increases logarithmically based on volume of training data." Maybe for supply-chain and regression models there is a li
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by tedd4u 8y ago
Ah I see, the _prefix_ is changing. Wonder why your ISP is doing that … ?
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by tedd4u 8y ago
What you're observing might be your operating system's behavior. There is a privacy feature of IPv6 called "privacy addresses" (or sometimes "temporary addresses"). https://tools.ietf.org/html&#
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by tedd4u 8y ago
Note loud NSFW language immediately and throughout the video. :)
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by tedd4u 8y ago
Maybe it's a daily interest rate of 1.03^(1/365)-1 ?
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by tedd4u 8y ago
At the risk of being a bit off topic … A lot of people interested in Airplay will be looking at this post wondering how to use AirPlay with UPnP or ChromeCast devices. shairport-sync [1] (used in the article) only works directly with audio

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