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by tehlike 5y ago
Or doj freezing assets...
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by tehlike 5y ago
Once they do circular dependency with BTC and tether, they might even go one step further and back 1000 tethers with 1000 tethers they hold themselves.
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by tehlike 5y ago
No auditor audited tether. Tether got few attestations from an unknown company a few times, but they have also been caught red handed by NYAG for moving funds a day before attestation snapshot is taken, and moved it the day after. For the u
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by tehlike 5y ago
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/LBS=F/ This is why. Last month was a local minima.
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by tehlike 5y ago
My suspicion, having worked at google for a while, is that this is a parser / version eligibility bug. Someone probably put the list of major versions where this is supported, and 15 was not there :) Things like this happened every new
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by tehlike 5y ago
You can't, not for facebook - everyone has the same title for ICs.
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by tehlike 5y ago
I think there are more than a few anectodes. This is not true for google but fb promotes engineers really fast from 3-5 and 6. 3-5 if you don't get promoted after a year and a half or something they mark your packet expectation is you
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by tehlike 5y ago
This is not that different from a bank error where they deposit few million dollars and take it back It is not income if it's error and you return it.
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by tehlike 5y ago
Welcome to give a try.
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by tehlike 5y ago
There are more people in L7/8 in FB than they are in google. and it's possible to do 8 in 7-8 years. Decent amount of people do 6 in 2.5, 7 in 4.5
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by tehlike 5y ago
An engineer 6-7years into their career can pull more than 1M$/yr in FAANG.
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by tehlike 5y ago
of course, you can also imagine someone using a decoy wallet too to see if they are honest. I am not saying they should do this obviously :)
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by tehlike 5y ago
Also there is no guarantee they remember their address either?
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by tehlike 5y ago
If you wait enough time, you could get plausible deniability I suppose.
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by tehlike 5y ago
Curious if you could link directly to GCS standard storage and link to it directly - I don't know how slow, but could be reasonable compromise for historical access... Interesting problem to solve.
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by tehlike 5y ago
Curious how much this would cost you to do from Google cloud storage or aws. Historical data access can be quite valuable (and something that might be a premium paid feature even).
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by tehlike 5y ago
A/b test on pricing(or even personalization of pricing) comes to mind.
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by tehlike 5y ago
Indexing is less of a hindsight at this point.
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by tehlike 5y ago
From the looks of it, it doesn't look like the configuration can be stored in the code repository itself. This is one of the key things to do - treating configuration as a code and properly version it/blame it etc. Otherwise, this
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by tehlike 5y ago
Landfill? Somewhere buried?
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by tehlike 5y ago
It's true for pretty much any rdbms - mostly an artifact of the b-tree implementation.
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by tehlike 5y ago
Once you build V8 into postgres, things get real interesting (thin javascript projections, and a bunch of other stuff).. https://github.com/plv8/plv8
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by tehlike 5y ago
A new effort to increase stability will be started by the VP of Engineering in light of this issue.
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by tehlike 5y ago
Selling BitTorrent to Justin sun was a big mistake...
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Action Produces Information (2020)(commoncog.com)
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by tehlike 5y ago
This is a good read on the topic: https://commoncog.com/blog/action-produces-information/
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by tehlike 5y ago
Wait, can you explain this to me?
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by tehlike 5y ago
Crypto. Exchanges can buy tether with crypto. Or... Tether can print and buy crypto, these two scenarios are exactly the same.
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by tehlike 5y ago
this. JSON Agg fixes the cartesian product problem. Imagine having a table with large rows, and another table to join with small data but many rows. Normally you'd do a inner join of some sort, and the data from "large rows"
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by tehlike 5y ago
json_agg approach to prevent cartesian-product problem is AMAZING.

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