tomrod

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781.
by tomrod 1y ago
The value is far less than the amount being amortized for its development.
782.
by tomrod 1y ago
I'm pretty sure that is precisely what GP referenced.
783.
by tomrod 1y ago
Explicitly?
784.
by tomrod 1y ago
Hell, just first past the post would eviscerate the current parties.
785.
by tomrod 1y ago
This was my first reaction when I heard about it before it passed. I was horrified.
786.
by tomrod 1y ago
It's not the first time many have heard about it.
787.
by tomrod 1y ago
They tried. They had Senate spoilers.
788.
by tomrod 1y ago
It's not marginal. It significantly impacts sub-$10MM companies.
789.
by tomrod 1y ago
That would be the one positive I have heard regarding OBBB. This should be put into its own bill.
790.
by tomrod 1y ago
This impacts deductable expenses, not profits directly. The labor you pay for internally owned IP related to software must be amortorized. This screwed up an enormous number of business plans because software has more risk than many other e
791.
by tomrod 1y ago
Aye. Digital services aren't websites only, though websites can be involved. They are software that improves process and operational efficiency while ideally making the process more transparent. The IRS site in general is massively bet
792.
by tomrod 1y ago
Hindsight, foresight, and watching-the-news-in-real-time sight.
793.
by tomrod 1y ago
Yes, yes, but sometimes people peddle factually bad ideas in the trappings of alternative opinions, unwilling to have their ugly philosophical babies challenged under the guise of rhetorical bearings.
794.
by tomrod 1y ago
I believe Spain does this.
795.
by tomrod 1y ago
> Today, the concept of “spyware” has been obsoleted because every software is spyware. Google's “organising the information of the world” turned out to be indexing which Gaza families to bomb, children and all; “making money in th
796.
by tomrod 1y ago
> A thing that most other developers miss is that non-technical people, like (and especially) content creators, shy away from a terminal as if it were such a plague. More super powers for me then!
797.
by tomrod 1y ago
I think it is about adopting the right framework. A mix of Clayton Christiansen and 5 whys works for me (similar issues). I start by writing down the big things: In this year I worked at/for/with .... WHY was I there: I think abou
798.
by tomrod 1y ago
Correct.
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by tomrod 1y ago
I've found that most teams are hesitant to show backend code, API calls, etc. during demos. Screw that! Show your product owner and stakeholders the complexity of the backend _in conjunction_ to the ease of the front end. The underlyin
800.
by tomrod 1y ago
Distance squared law of gravity.
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Paperclips(decisionproblem.com)
2 points by tomrod 1y ago|1 comments
802.
by tomrod 1y ago
This was beautiful!
803.
by tomrod 1y ago
> Some people believe lying is always bad. Simply because someone believes something does not move the phenomenon to the subjective realm. The Earth is not flat. Some may argue a case for why they believe lying is always bad and would ne
804.
by tomrod 1y ago
Religion derives its moral authority from mythology, existence, and consent. Nothing else. Whether that a religion espouses an alternative worldview in order for its leaders to justify actions that would normally not be justifiable is a big
805.
by tomrod 1y ago
I just argued your side, but I don't think this defense holds up. Little white lies are objectively okay.
806.
by tomrod 1y ago
This, ironically, is an objectively bad idea. In game theory and mechanism design, there exist dominant strategies. This is an objective truth, and exercising the dominant strategy is objectively better than not. The earth orbits the sun. T
807.
by tomrod 1y ago
SWE use probability all the time. Rearchitect around that race condition or reduce its footprint? How long will this database call make, p99? A/B tests. Etc.
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U.S. reports cases of new Covid variant NB.1.8.1 behind surge in China(cbsnews.com)
12 points by tomrod 1y ago|0 comments
809.
by tomrod 1y ago
I have a side question -- what did you use for slides?
810.
by tomrod 1y ago
Drat. Does this mean Fedora is hosed? I don't really follow metastories on Linux...

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