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931.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
"I thought we were going to be talking about something else, but I want to talk about anything you guys want" doesn't talk about the thing they want It is redundant and I don't think it is a trainwreck either
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
most of the Roblox predation is occurring on Discord, so not a solution (and actually explains why the CEO this article is about feels like its not his problem, because as long as people keep pointing fingers in the wrong direction for our
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
I’m in a group chat and one member is a Cambodian slave that periodically tries to start romance scams and we’re like “you’re free now, go home” (because of the economic sanctions and raid) we recently had a vote on whether she should be bo
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
2010 you rang? The language isn’t the bottleneck
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
the cool thing about Typescript is that you never have to know any of this to deliver highly performant enterprise scale software
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
This article is about deterring everyone from being on their phones the whole time during the event Most of the people here would be for varying forms of these deterrents in a VC model or some other potentially non-monetized user experienc
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by yieldcrv 1y ago
My vote is “don't need MCP” given that a) I have agents in production for enterprise companies that did what they were supposed to (automate a human process, alter the point of the whole division, lower cost, increase revenue) b) the w
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by yieldcrv 1y ago
whew that visions is a triple entedre, way to go
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by yieldcrv 1y ago
polygraphs are federally banned for employment except for in the federal government, so that's more controversial circumventing the federal government's hypocrisy you're blind if you want to pretend that this specific action
940.
by yieldcrv 1y ago
I was at some Forbes 30 under 30 party a couple years ago - as in, I started noticing a large number of guests were that - and I started offering myself up as a future character witness
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by yieldcrv 1y ago
but the issue wasn't python or django, RPC or REST it was the ORM and the queries themselves
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by yieldcrv 1y ago
> The threat actors do not have, and never had, access to merchant funds or card numbers. > The system was used for internal operational documents and merchant onboarding materials at that time. Ah so just all of your KYC for foun
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by yieldcrv 1y ago
right? 15 months ago in image models you used to have to designate rendering specifications, and know the art of negative prompting now you can really use natural language and people want to debate you about how poor they are at articulatin
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by yieldcrv 1y ago
lmao that could actually work, scary
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by yieldcrv 1y ago
Given that Trump and the left have the same view on this government shutdown as they’re both acknowledging how Republicans control both houses, I wouldn’t say this is part of any plan he has. Trump has called for the Senate to remove the fi
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by yieldcrv 1y ago
So this is like all those other frameworks that compile to native components, except this one is natively Typescript? I’ll take it
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by yieldcrv 1y ago
every affliction people think children have is affecting adults as well
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by yieldcrv 1y ago
> With the prominence of studies on mice, I think most humans trials started on mice they did
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by yieldcrv 1y ago
> in a local facebook group for my town ... [someone posts AI promos] > I opened the comments expecting to see other people complaining people are less confrontational the more local it is
950.
by yieldcrv 1y ago
Interesting, I appreciate how they gave no reasons, I’m also curious if there is more details beyond “we don’t want to anymore” Would be pretty cool if it was that simple, that reason needs more representation and is how I run my entreprene
951.
by yieldcrv 1y ago
This article was all over the place I think the people that didn’t read it and commenting anyway are better off providing the space for this prompt, than a review of the article
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by yieldcrv 1y ago
Cigarette companies do this everywhere And they’re just the most visible Everything banned in the US is still offered as soon as you step across a border, every gross visual warning mandated in those countries is not implemented in the US
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by yieldcrv 1y ago
right, I would say more people could be compensated more directly with the company’s performance, revenue, and market tolerance of the shares as opposed to saying CEO’s should be compensated less a muuuuch greater amount of dilution would c
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by yieldcrv 1y ago
I don’t
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by yieldcrv 1y ago
> now that I look, Vanguard doesn't do solo 401ks anymore Vanguard wouldn't need to know it was a solo 401k, they would just see a trust being signed up. There are other institutions that you can go into mutual funds or get sim
956.
by yieldcrv 1y ago
yeah, in the 10 years I've had one, the compliance is just a notice from the "document provider", and a 5500-EZ document annually. the bank, brokerage and crypto exchange accounts have no monthly/annual fees. OP can also
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by yieldcrv 1y ago
there is a multi-pronged solution necessary that is both intertwined with insurers and also completely separate, so in that part I agree with you the costs of services are arbitrary and need to be addressed before we can realistically deal
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by yieldcrv 1y ago
you can create a solo 401k that contains both a traditional and roth account, and roll over from your old employer's 401k to the traditional solo 401k, and do a conversion to the roth account there are caveats to this, like always bein
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by yieldcrv 1y ago
It's just a byproduct of needing to be syndicated at a University in Kentucky
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by yieldcrv 1y ago
sounds like a totally different thread to me

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