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yumraj
4y ago
> Been looking into SIEM tools lately, and via an ad I was just made aware of some data center appliances for security. Would you not have come cross them if you were actively searching for data center appliances for security ? Were Ads
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yumraj
4y ago
So you're saying that Elon Musk made an offer to buy Twitter without knowing about the above issue I'll say that makes him look like an amateur ..
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yumraj
4y ago
Looks like a repeat of the "Am considering taking Tesla private at $420. Funding secured."
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yumraj
4y ago
I guess we need the mobile phone equivalent of Framework laptop, with interchangeable ports/slots.
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yumraj
4y ago
The Papyrus skit is funny, but am unclear is there an issue with using Papyrus? Is Papyrus not a good font? I'm not getting it. In other words why was the skit made?
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yumraj
4y ago
Perhaps. My parallel example would be the Play Framework. Play 1.x was written in Java, but supported both Java and Scala, and was fantastic, easy to use and one of the most productive and performant full-stack framework for web development
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yumraj
4y ago
I have no idea how one flunks the kindergarten, but I’m pretty sure that it does not reflect one’s intellect in anyway. Am pretty sure there’s an interesting story there somewhere :)
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yumraj
4y ago
Well there’s even a looted diamond sitting in the crown of the British queen[0]. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koh-i-Noor
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yumraj
4y ago
Not just that, I was thinking that this would directly adversely impact everyone who is from "just above the 80% median income mark" to "affluent to not care" which I believe is a bulk of the tax payers.
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yumraj
4y ago
As far as I can think, there are two possibilities: - They are getting into the rental market, basically longer term rentals with short-term leases or something like that. - They are getting into property management under their own brand, w
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yumraj
4y ago
So, according to https://www.deptofnumbers.com/income/california/san-jose/ median household income in San Jose is $130,865.00 80% of that is $104,692 According to https://www.redfin.com/city&#
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yumraj
4y ago
This was fantastic, for the first time in my life I actually understood what jewel means and what n jewels refers to when it comes to a mechanical watch. If Bartosz is reading this, I'm genuinely curious how much time did it take
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yumraj
4y ago
Genuinely curious, if it's just water or flavored tea, why do you need straws? For thick milkshakes or smoothies and such I can possibly imagine, but I have never figured out why people use so many straws. I've seen people drink s
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5y ago
I think most people interpret that, and similar, numbers incorrectly. The way it needs to be interpreted is that one can get a $200K job in a high cost of living area such as the SF Bay Area, and other similar areas. Additionally, one can g
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yumraj
5y ago
Didn't know "Indian folk metal" was a thing, but Bloodywood is bloody fantastic. (I speak Hindi).
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yumraj
5y ago
If you like The Hu, try Yat-Kha [0] [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXgzc--MgvA
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yumraj
5y ago
Entrepreneurs don't need convincing, the investors do. Entrepreneurs will go where the money is, and if foolish investors are throwing money at blockchain-based startups, savvy entrepreneurs will take their money, and they should.
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yumraj
5y ago
Elon Musk did not found Tesla. He joined later after making an investment. Founded in July 2003 by Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning as Tesla Motors, the company's name is a tribute to inventor and electrical engineer Nikola Tesla.
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yumraj
5y ago
You mean like most of Musk's tweets, which are almost always brutish, have no content, yet make news.
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yumraj
5y ago
My current problem with framework is the small screen size. As someone who doesn't use an external monitor, the 13.5" screen is smaller than I'd like. Hopefully they'll launch a 15"-16" variant in the near futu
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yumraj
5y ago
I think you make a good general point and I will agree, but it needs to be said that not every bubble will recover, for example the tulip bubble, beanie babies and so on. Crypto, NFT .. who knows, only time will tell who was right.
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5y ago
Enable Trump's account in the guise of free speech.
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yumraj
5y ago
Wow, I find Jack Dorsey's conduct in this highly questionable. He left (or was he asked to leave?) as the CEO and is now trying to topple the current management. If he was so much in favor of this, why did he not do this while he was t
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yumraj
5y ago
This sounds something like an insider would know and do.
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yumraj
5y ago
I am 100% convinced that this is driven by the failure of Trump's social media platform which leave Trump without a megaphone. Elon Musk wants to deliver Trump the Twitter megaphone before the elections.
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yumraj
5y ago
It’s interesting that some of these unbundling articles have started popping lately. I believe there was recently a Airbnb unbundling blog. IMHO, if anyone wants to unbundle, FB is a prime target. They’ve grown big and acquired companies ,
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yumraj
5y ago
> Now you know at least one person. The fact that they updated it recently tells me that there were more than a few who bought it.
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yumraj
5y ago
I believe OP meant https://www.erlang.org/doc/man/ets.html by ETS
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yumraj
5y ago
> Most of the computer production will remain in China iMac are made in Thailand also (if not only)
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yumraj
5y ago
> he doesn’t give a rats ass about money or profit Is that why he keeps lying on Twitter that SEC has had to go after him?
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