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tehlike
3y ago
Did it work?!
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tehlike
3y ago
This is the answer.
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tehlike
3y ago
B2 is also nice at 6$/TB/mo and 3x free egress. You can proxy things through cloudflare and get unlimited free egress thanks to bandwidth alliance between cf and b2
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tehlike
3y ago
Idrive e2 https://www.idrive.com/object-storage-e2/pricing
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tehlike
3y ago
Idrive e2 https://www.idrive.com/object-storage-e2/pricing
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tehlike
3y ago
Yes this is the one.
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3y ago
If you are storing large amount of data: E2 is the cheapest (20$/TB/year, 3x egress for free) If you are having lots of egress: R2 is the cheapest (15$/TB/month, free egress) R2 can get somewhat expensive if you have lot
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tehlike
3y ago
NVM found it https://app.acquire.com/startup/JIMnCudbdtWDIvRP2A1guBvB70T2...
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tehlike
3y ago
I searched around and couldn't find it.
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tehlike
3y ago
Are you monetizing this?
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3y ago
Realtor definitely didn't mention anything, but mentioned a higher offer, which definitely didn't end up happening. It was a standard bay area offer - 20% down preapproval, no contingency, 4 weeks close, and could have been shorte
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3y ago
Exactly. In my case, I thought of finding the seller after sale was final, and ask if their agent presented my offer. He'd then maybe sue their agent. I didn't care enough to pursue that route.
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3y ago
sadly the answer is honor code. There are also a lot of shenanigans realtors could be pulling. Example: Few years ago, we wanted to buy a house, we made a bid for 2.6, the realtor said they would not accept anything less than 2.8 as this wa
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3y ago
Most people do this as a sabbatical. I don't expect it to match my current salary, or be even half of it, frankly.
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tehlike
3y ago
That's a nice incentive.
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tehlike
3y ago
True, and not true. It's nuanced. It depends a lot on the org. I have moved from admob (google ads) to robotics to facebook, and worked with different orgs, and have seen differences.
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tehlike
3y ago
Tech is a small circle. Unless it's something obviously wrong, you may want to be at least milder :)
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3y ago
I know the feeling. I'm similar in that regard. Debugging complex things by asking dumb questions is extremely fruitful. Also asking dumb questions to newer engs teaches them to think different aspects of a problem themselves. One of t
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3y ago
Yes and no, changes based on the org But you would get handsomely paid.
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3y ago
Keep doing the right thing.
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3y ago
Sometimes I think of joining government org (3 letter agency) to find areas to improve $ efficiency on, or make decent direct contribution to US as a thank you for accepting me as an immigrant. I'm an engineer in a FAANG, who worked di
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3y ago
Maybe they are busy working - after while layoffs everyone is working a bit more to say the truth
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tehlike
3y ago
Yeah people use image interestingly these days though See, for example: https://twitter.com/simonw/status/1717768637799706922
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3y ago
The whole post is gold. - managers asked how it was possible we saved that much without help from them - asked to prepare slides - asked many times on how it happened - had to roll it out slowly to make it look like they did it over time in
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tehlike
3y ago
Next up: Migrating to Hetzner.
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3y ago
"even"? He is so far up from the product. Not surprising, is it?
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3y ago
Same here, former C# developer, who worked with (as a contributor) Monorail, ASP.NET MVC, Windsor, NHibernate. I feel right home. TypeORM is terrible, however. Prisma is probably way to go.
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3y ago
Could it check against public key for the certificate?
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3y ago
> Mr. Golestan obtained and utilized previously created shelf companies spread out across the nation and used aliases to conceal his identity, including providing ARIN with falsely notarized affidavits of officers who did not exist to in
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tehlike
3y ago
Incorrect. That's only if you do cdn.
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