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by tedivm 4y ago
I've been publishing all of my open source containers on GHCR for this exact reason. https://github.com/multi-py/
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by tedivm 4y ago
If you support home assistant then I am far, far more likely to purchase this. My wife and I are buying a house sometime over the next year and one of my higher priorities is getting a heat pump. At the same time though I also refuse to use
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by tedivm 4y ago
Did you explicitly open the new account at a new bank? Because if you just opened a new bank account at the same bank you don't actually get any extra protection.
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by tedivm 4y ago
I've worked at companies where we've had policies about how much of the company can travel together (ie, how many people can be on the same plane). If your entire team is fired then the company is the problem, not the team.
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by tedivm 4y ago
I had something similar happen when I left a company, only I'm fairly consistent on deleting credentials to systems I'm not supposed to have access to. Fortunately it was for an internal service and nothing customer facing, so the
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by tedivm 4y ago
They're also taking action to prevent this kind of thing from happening again- > The Fed facility will offer loans of up to one year to banks, saving associations, credit unions and other institutions. Those taking advantage of the
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by tedivm 4y ago
They could order a bunch from amazon or newegg and then return them. It wouldn't be as targeted but it would still get some interesting results.
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by tedivm 4y ago
Ripple actually got their payroll out late yesterday.
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by tedivm 4y ago
Yeah same thing happened with Rippling- they had to push through some changes so they could handle payroll through another company, but ultimately got it all out. I remember Gusto having an issue a year or two ago, but since they already ha
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by tedivm 4y ago
You say that like it's some gotchya, but someone who felt the bank wasn't in a good financial position would naturally short it. This just means the guy put his money where his mouth is.
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by tedivm 4y ago
Brex isn't making the gamble, they're just managing it- > This credit line is funded by 3rd-party capital (and not Brex directly), who are working with Brex to minimize the impact of this event to the startup ecosystem. It soun
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by tedivm 4y ago
I'll be honest, there's a chance that this is exactly what they did but that they didn't understand it or describe it properly. My main point was that there are ways to get protection beyond the FDIC limit, and your link show
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by tedivm 4y ago
To be fair the founder was really incompetent, and the money was pretty much wasted. When the company finally sold it was well worth what my strike price was.
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by tedivm 4y ago
> Either they created 200+ entities to pull this off That's literally what they told me they did, and what I was trying to say happened here. It's possible he was misled, but he seemed pretty knowledgeable about this. The money
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by tedivm 4y ago
I'm copy/pasting a commend I made elsewhere, but I'm not sure this is the case. > I worked at a startup that took in over $100m in investment, and I was curious so I asked the cofounder how they protected that. According t
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by tedivm 4y ago
I'm not sure how true this is. I worked at a startup that took in over $100m in investment, and I was curious so I asked the cofounder how they protected that. According to him the money was divided up into chunks smaller than $249k, p
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by tedivm 4y ago
>Great, that's now a "voluntary quit" That's actually a constructive dismissal, which counts as an involuntary resignation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constructive_dismissal
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by tedivm 4y ago
The Shield, based in part off of the LA Rampart scandals, also addresses a lot of the culture around this. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rampart_scandal
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by tedivm 4y ago
Are you sure there isn't an arbitration clause hiding somewhere in the tos?
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by tedivm 4y ago
I'm not sure why you're getting the downvotes but this is the way for people who want some level of self hosting. I finally gave up hosting my own mail server about two years ago- I had been self hosting email since 2005, but it r
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by tedivm 4y ago
The "solvency" crisis is one of the dumbest things that has been shoved down our throats. For decades there wasn't a social security or medicare fund. What was there was taxes. Workers paid taxes, and those taxes went to reti
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by tedivm 4y ago
I've been really impressed with gitea. What I'm most excited about though is their plans for federation. The idea of running my own gitea instance and being able to fork repos and make PRs with other instances really feels like wh
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by tedivm 4y ago
Even the most expensive enterprise plan with Github is only $231 per user per year (since we're talking about yearly upfront). https://github.com/pricing
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by tedivm 4y ago
Honestly digging into the case a bit more I think the original claim that the store can shut down is actually wrong. The case (United Textile Workers v. Darlington Manufacturing Co) said that it was okay for the business to close their enti
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by tedivm 4y ago
Yes, but that's not exactly what's been happening. In some cases they're closing one store and opening another nearby. This has been blocked by the courts before- Chipotle got into trouble for opening one store a few miles aw
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by tedivm 4y ago
The apps I made were very CPU and Network intensive- in one case it was a web crawler[1], the other was a github application that had to scan and review repositories fairly often[2]. CPU ended up being the ultimate bottleneck, and Linode pe
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by tedivm 4y ago
DigitalOcean is already more expensive for the same performance (as in, when you actually benchmark machines). I moved my workloads to Linode and cut my prices in half, so a 20% increase still leaves it as cheaper.
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by tedivm 4y ago
I wrote a popular open source IMAP library in 2009 and even then the UID capability was there and widely adopted. My library relied on it 100%, completely ignoring sequence numbers, and I haven't received a single issue related to this
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by tedivm 4y ago
I just transitioned to a Principal Architect role so I find this comment to be kind of hilarious. From my personal anecdotal experience the ageism in tech may be better described as generationalism. It appears that companies don't mind
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by tedivm 4y ago
>You can see exactly how Homebrew does analytics here[1], and you can see the sum total of the information collected here[2]. No identifiable information is collected or retained. If my computer is sending data to Google then Google has

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