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by ultimoo 5y ago
Could it be that you hesitate to "write" because you've accurately "read" the room? E.g. a toddler may find it easier to kick around a ball on a lawn vs. a kid kicking it around on a soccer field with boundaries,
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by ultimoo 5y ago
Startups that go through an incubator or that are seed/VC funded typically qualify more free credits. The CSPs offer this in the hope that as the company grows so does their cloud spend. Couple that with the fact that it becomes harder
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by ultimoo 5y ago
Can we stop using gaslighting when it's not applicable? This is an instance of deceiving or lying, not gaslighting.
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by ultimoo 5y ago
indeed the virtuous cycle of our times
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by ultimoo 5y ago
That's an interesting take and I hadn't considered how the subject matter is such that staying clear of summaries is the best recourse -- thanks. But perhaps there is a way to add the very TL;DR that would have been near the botto
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by ultimoo 5y ago
I found this article difficult to understand. Though I was able to eventually follow along with the theme, perhaps a quick explainer of what a "beat" is? Hint: in police terminology, a beat is the territory that a police officer p
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by ultimoo 5y ago
> By this time, I also got a journalist with me that started to look at the money flow to try and find the organisation behind it. Very curious to know what you found!
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by ultimoo 5y ago
What is TVC?
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by ultimoo 5y ago
Well if they can do anything about car break-ins and larceny in SF I think they'll get a lot of business. Bet they can also package their service when renting a car at the airport. Almost dystopian, but I can see it.
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by ultimoo 5y ago
You could have a little key printed on peripherals near the female socket that details what kind of cables they recommend and accept.
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by ultimoo 5y ago
I'm sorry what's "Space King's English"?
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by ultimoo 5y ago
Thanks for the insight -- I have never seen an exec take more than 3-4 weeks per year though. Did they ever take the full two months in your experience?
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by ultimoo 5y ago
I've always wondered this about senior execs. As an IC I could easily unplug at 5p every day. Now, as a manager of managers I have to force myself to unplug for a couple hours each night to maintain some sanity but I'm always thin
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by ultimoo 5y ago
A great thing I did couple months ago was to turn off iOS notifications for email and gmail. I don't quite recollect how email went from an asynchronous mode of communication to a near real-time mode of communication where people often
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by ultimoo 5y ago
But Mac date year doesn’t always correspond with the intel processor year/generation.
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by ultimoo 5y ago
Even on Mac OS, when you go to "About This Mac" -> "System Report", you only see the iBranding and not the generation (I see "6-Core Intel Core i7" on mine for example).
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by ultimoo 5y ago
"HOA Neighborhoods" as the author defines them are largely a suburban construct IMO. In a large city like SF for example, single family homes aren't typically a part of an HOA -- you're free to extend your home as you
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by ultimoo 5y ago
Strange to see this happen at Crissy Field, which is decidedly in the "nicer part" of the city. Car break ins are common at the Palace of Fine Arts (about a mile away from where this incident happened), but most people would consi
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by ultimoo 5y ago
Unfortunately it's less about the police not bothering and more about the DA not bothering. See https://stanfordreview.org/chesa-boudin-san-francisco-crime/
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by ultimoo 5y ago
Why are you surprised at San Diego? I know very little about the culture there so I'm curious
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by ultimoo 5y ago
Would have loved to see a way to connect my work laptop and use this as a secondary display. Also more sustainable since monitors tend to be useful for longer than compute and memory.
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by ultimoo 5y ago
Not sure what you're implying. Additionally, issuing employee stock generally doesn't cost the company cash.
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by ultimoo 5y ago
I'm not a desktop or a ui engineer by trade so I don't understand the contention with Electron. I know slack uses it and _seems_ to work fine but I have heard similar phrasing around "sorry for suggesting electron" and I
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by ultimoo 6y ago
I'm curious with what the motivation behind that rule is -- assuming there is one and the rule isn't a result of plain lobbying.
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by ultimoo 6y ago
I found that explainer at the bottom very helpful, thank you. (and I'm not even a part of the ML crowd!)
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by ultimoo 6y ago
The devices could simply send all that cached data when out of the faraday cage.
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by ultimoo 6y ago
I wonder how long before someone makes a SaaS.
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by ultimoo 6y ago
Sorry I don't understand what you're implying -- can you expand on this?
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by ultimoo 6y ago
> He never applied for commutation, though he could have had a strong chance at clemency in the 1970s, when hundreds of Pennsylvania lifers were released. Instead, he put his faith in Bridge and waited for the day he’d be released. To pr
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by ultimoo 6y ago
I was taken aback by this the most when I saw some lobbying dollar amounts earlier this year — I don’t recollect the specifics but most are probably rounding errors for multi-billion dollar Fortune 500 companies, let alone trillion dollar t

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