temp667

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by temp667 6y ago
Start with something concrete / specific? Ie, based on your experience Palo Alto residents litter more than folks visiting?
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by temp667 6y ago
That is what I mean. When netflix releases a popular new show - it basically still streams etc. The bandwidth must still be nuts. Apple falls over after big events for developers etc. Is there not a cashing layer locally at ISP level - ie,
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by temp667 6y ago
Question - why are apple downloads slow - I don't get it. I've downloaded lots of stuff from google. Its rarely slow. I use cloudfront on AWS - also rarely slow. Apple - often slow. They have billions - is there something wrong wi
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by temp667 6y ago
Yep - these same govt officials falling over themselves to actually remove long standing laws and protections in this area. It's so political its horrible.
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by temp667 6y ago
It is interesting reading the descriptions of amazon warehouses as hell holes relative to other warehouse jobs I'm curious if there will be room for increased automation in these abusive manual labor areas in logistics. Warehouse work,
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by temp667 6y ago
This is the opposite of the Tesla playbook. Tesla tried to demo, publicly, the window strength of the Cybertruck (it failed). The analogy would have worked if Trevor had actually tried to drive the "fully functional" vehicle that
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by temp667 6y ago
Tesla has revenues - real revenues at least. They have real products. Nikola? What do they have? Is it their hyrdrogen breakthrough (10% of current cost)? I doubt that's real. Their battery breakthroughs? Again, pretty doubtful that&#x
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by temp667 6y ago
Got it. I'm in the US - there have been boycotts every year of Amazon but they have grown to be pretty large here. How are they doing in france? It seems their model may be less successful there especially if there is more willingness
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by temp667 6y ago
The fines were enormous for every violation, and EU courts have been doing billion dollar fines of these companies - why in the world would you operate one warehouse doing 10% volume (90% shutdown already) facing huge fines? They complied w
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by temp667 6y ago
Not as good a system as cabs did. Especially with uber black I got picked up in very very tough areas in a prior job/career. Cabs didn't come period.
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by temp667 6y ago
So their dev plan is $116 in US West on AWS. I don't know Azure but do know AWS. PITR restores are not in seconds but in hours and you lose data. "... a user-initiated point-in-time-restore operation will be required. This operati
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by temp667 6y ago
This is a law with numerous carvouts (ie, pretty garbage in first place) and HIGHLY selective enforcement. The discussion is no longer logical. You can't say here is the law - here are facts - here is result. Now it's here is law
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by temp667 6y ago
I'm curious when folks say they expect a dev plan offering at a pretty low price point to come out of the box with HA - are they comparing this to an Oracle High Availability solution? Because $75 or $150 for HA on oracle is not going
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by temp667 6y ago
The corruption here is incredible - the taxi cab industry had insurance of like $20K per accident (talk to the women who got brain damage), would never pickup in bad areas AND paid their workers as.... independent contractors!! You think yo
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by temp667 6y ago
It targets a broader set of items then that (I'd describe as static type, GC, fast to compile / run language?). I've noticed the issue of big deploy sizes with docker including with interpreted and other big package languages
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by temp667 6y ago
God - Zelle is HORRENDOUS. Seriously - check out your limits. I can ACH into the 100's of thousands but I can zelle basically nothing - I don't think you could run even a small payroll on zelle or make even a medium sized purchase
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by temp667 6y ago
That is total BS in california then - if an employer is paying you by the hour for your time, while you are collecting that money they HAVE to be able to expect you are working for them (only). This idea that uber / lyft drivers (both
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by temp667 6y ago
Do uber drivers really not want or need cars for anything other than uber? Some of the places I get uber - there are no sidewalks. One irony, all the gig economy workers do make a car a LOT less necessary if you are in an area well served b
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by temp667 6y ago
Dude - I went to your side. I looked up a random word - it had a 3 word definition with 12 seconds to interaction, at least a second of blocking content, a pageload time of 25 seconds (!! for three words!), 352 requests! 1.5MB page size, an