tylersmith

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by tylersmith 4y ago
Tbh I didn't realize they had a paid option until I looked after reading this comment. I'll probably try it out, thanks.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
This has actually been my issue with Neeva since before the AI thing. I love the idea of a search engine I can fund by paying directly instead of hoping Google can continue to make money off giving me stuff, but 95% of my Neeva searches res
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by tylersmith 4y ago
> I didn't notice any details about how go module mirror will be blocked. It says in the post they'll check the UserAgent for the Go proxy string and return a 429 code.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
People ask for and are worth vastly diffently amounts.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
It's unlikely a job is actually offering $1B, whereas many engineers get $1M+.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
You don't check off list items to get into some predetermined upper band, you make them want to hire you even if they have to top out their budget for the role.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
Avoid what behavior? If that's the possible range of salaries they'll offer for the role then they're doing exactly what the law intends.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
You can do either if those choices still make sense. Those choices made sense in the past, and they might still make sense currently.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
The primary one is that in the presence of byzantine faults it goes for consistency over availability, however the Avalanche ecosystem generally prefers that choice.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
Yes, you just stand out to the VPN provider instead of your ISP. The VPN traffic itself makes you stand out to your ISP but in a different way.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
> Moore County Sheriff Ronnie Fields said investigators have found no evidence or reason to believe that the Saturday evening attack was tied to a controversial drag show in downtown Southern Pines.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
Either compete or go to a place that measures performance correctly.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
If people are scheduling emails and faking commits to feign value then they should absolutely be cut.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
People like the OP are not fighting for scraps, they're doing what they love and enjoying their lives while getting scraps. People that don't enjoy doing that stuff resent them because they have to compete at stuff like they don&#
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by tylersmith 4y ago
The average Eth tx fee is around 50 cents, so the money to be made is about 15 cents per tx sent from the Coinbase app.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
This issue is about fees paid to the Eth network. The exact amount depends on the gas market and what users are doing specifically.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
The title is currently wrong. This is not about exchange fees paid to Coinbase, but transaction fees paid to the Ethereum network when using smart contracts through the Coinbase app.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
Many people are managing our own coins, you just don't hear from us because we don't get burned every year.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
If the volunteers are using one particular Zoho product then in what sense are they not actual users?
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by tylersmith 4y ago
I got a Quest to try out VR, connected it to the internet and took it off to let updates install, and instantly felt sick as soon as it was off. It lasted all day and I've never put it back on. It was super cool for the 3 minutes I spe
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by tylersmith 4y ago
How big is the Mastodon accessibility team? I'm having a hard time finding any information about it.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
How does giving the vote aggregators a piece of paper assure to you that the outcome reflects that paper?
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by tylersmith 4y ago
If humans don't buy them they have no value and may as well be extinct anyways.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
OP handed it over based on a deal that Stability did not hold up their end of.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
Federal charges come from infractions in federal jurisdictions. It's not related to the severity of the crime.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
Some people chose to put their assets to work for later and others to sell their assets for cash right now. Why shouldn't people be allowed to make those decisions?
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by tylersmith 4y ago
Most big stable coins have centralized control over issuing, removing, and freezing their tokens. It's built into their contracts.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
If a majority of miners implements new rules that the validating nodes don't support, then the blocks are just ignored. They may as well be mining Bitcoin Cash or Litecoin blocks. The majority of miners implementing new rules only has
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by tylersmith 4y ago
That's signaling, built into the end users fully-validating nodes, to coordinate between the miners producing blocks and nodes validating them. The validating nodes are the ones that offered up and then accepted the signaling.
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by tylersmith 4y ago
They do not, they simply produce blocks. If they produce blocks that don't comply your nodes rules you'll ignore them and it would simply be a liveness fault and not a safety one.

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