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by treis 3y ago
These companies have high customer acquisition costs and are almost certainly losing money on a one month policy.
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by treis 3y ago
This seems like a math artifact caused by splitting into two groups and then curve fitting the two groups separately. Those two curve fits don't line up at the discontinuity but there's no reason to expect that they would. The im
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by treis 3y ago
That is not my experience at all. It's even used by sports announcers. As an example: "The offense needs to move with more sense of urgency given the clock."
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by treis 3y ago
I think like 95% of a DBA's value is a willingness to touch the db. It's not that hard to find slow running queries or missing indexes. Just that most devs don't know how and/or never check. I'm guilty of it too.
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by treis 3y ago
It's not illegal but they're civilly liable for the harm they cause.
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by treis 3y ago
The original intention of 230 was to insulate providers from the consequences of their user's content. It was never meant to protect them from their own content. When YouTube says "You may like this terrorist recruitment video&qu
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by treis 3y ago
Driving, I think. Google maps overlayed onto the real world is pretty killer. Maybe night vision delivered as an IR image overlay.
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by treis 3y ago
>A “serving size” is a standard amount of a food, such as a cup or an ounce. Serving sizes can help you when choosing foods and when comparing similar items while shopping, but they are not recommendations for how much of a certain food
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by treis 3y ago
And if "close to skiing" is the best thing you can say about a town in Illinois, well, it's a town to avoid.
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by treis 3y ago
The real problem is that mortgages aren't as good as cash when buying a house. If someone needs to sell quick or if there are issues with the house they have to rely on these discount buyers. The protections that slow down the mortga
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by treis 3y ago
The problem with JS these days is not that what's there is bad. It's that there's not much there. Anything beyond the basics requires you to roll your own or go hunt for a library.
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by treis 3y ago
Retail square footage is not cheap wherever you go. Even rust belt is getting a few bucks a sq foot and average is more like 15-20. So a couple thousand square foot theater is around $10k a month and probably more like 20-40k. I don'
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by treis 3y ago
This seems a little bit hysterical for trawling LinkedIn for recruitment targets. Seeing that's, y'know, basically the entire point of LinkedIn.
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by treis 3y ago
Am I the only one that found this stuff surprisingly cheap? Seems like practically nothing compared to the real estate and building costs.
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by treis 3y ago
Retainer doesn't mean work for free. Retainer means you give them money in advance so they can charge you for their time. Maybe some will give out freebies but generally speaking those that like to do things like eat food and live in
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by treis 3y ago
Yes, but that was curtailed due to abuses during/against the civil rights movement. It started coming back with Waco & the Oklahoma City bombing and then roared back after 9/11.
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by treis 3y ago
That's not a rule in Scrum that I'm aware of. It's an aspiration for sure since an injection implies some sort of emergency or unanticipated work. Ideally you avoid those sort of things. But if they happen it's not an
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by treis 3y ago
If Reddit is any guide, Brazil seems to have come up with the innovation of bystanders beating the crap out of any criminals they can catch in the act. Problematic for a lot of different reasons but you gotta admire the simplicity of the id
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by treis 3y ago
Question was: >Have you ever been physically forced to have sexual intercourse when you did not want to?
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by treis 4y ago
The money is in enterprise and with all of a company's files they're well positioned to do something AIish on them. Not sure there's anything really there but also don't think they have much choice but to jump on the hy
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by treis 4y ago
For anyone else curious: B1 Can understand the main points of clear standard input on familiar matters regularly encountered in work, school, leisure, etc. Can deal with most situations likely to arise whilst travelling in an area where the
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by treis 4y ago
Its both: Leave Country A for Country B = expat Move to Country B from Country A = immigrant The words mean exactly the same. It's just which perspective you want to highlight. Whether you left a place or moved to a place.
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by treis 4y ago
Okta is one of those companies that just dominates their niche. They're good enough and cheap enough that it's a no brainer. They're not going to go out of business and any SAAS that an organization might use will be suppor
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by treis 4y ago
Right, but since marketing is 0.5 billion and gross profit is 1.5 billion the worst case is that they have 1 billion of real gross profit.
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by treis 4y ago
Thank you for illustrating my point about the poisoned well. Say "Don't participate in crimes" and it gets morphed into 1984.
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by treis 4y ago
https://secondmeasure.com/datapoints/rideshare-industry-over... Uber made much bigger bets than Lyft. Expanded world wide, launched stuff like eats, and burned a ton of money on self driving cars.
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by treis 4y ago
Rides aren't subsidized. They have a gross profit of 1.5 billion against 0.5 billion of marketing expense.
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by treis 4y ago
Uber is in a lot more lines of businesses and markets than Lyft is. The split for rideshare in the US is 70% Uber and 30% Lyft.
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by treis 4y ago
I'm not sure what y'all are talking about. They're half of a duopoly with 5 billion in revenue a year. They're going to be just fine. This is mostly recognizing that they were feature complete like 5 years ago. They&#
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by treis 4y ago
I wonder if AI training data can replace ads as a way to monetize web services.

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