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5y ago
I think when the dust settles, we'll conclude that Omicron for the vaccinated posed very similar risks as the flu. Keyword of course is for the vaccinated. SF is seeing the highest case counts at any point in the pandemic and yet t
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5y ago
In my opinion, the only useful metric is profit generated We know by observing private equity that the easiest way to hack this metric is by doing layoffs until there is imminent threat of the business vanishing.
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5y ago
My experience with reMarkable was extremely disappointing. If the device works for you, it’s amazing. And if it doesn’t, you’re basically out of luck. That is how I would summarize reMarkable from talking to friends and my own personal expe
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5y ago
>Before capitalism, most people did not work very long hours at all This statement is only true if you don't count slaves as people
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5y ago
I kind of assumed this came with an HTTP api, woops :) I've been using Airtable with Workers for tiny side projects. This seemed like a nice alternative to Airtable's lack of support for vanilla SQL.
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5y ago
(Nevertheless, investing in gold at the current price seems unwise, since its price is many times its "natural" price as commodity...) You left out the most important and contentious part. It is not surprising because the author
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5y ago
Images product is available to all Cloudflare account holders and costs $5/mo to get started.
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5y ago
You can do this with our Image Resizing product ( https://developers.cloudflare.com/image-resizing/ ) but once you start hitting serious volume, the egress costs charged by AWS can add up (to a multiple of what you are p
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5y ago
This is true but remember, we also have volume pricing. If you're storing tens of millions of images or delivering hundreds of millions of images, talk to us :)
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5y ago
We priced Images to be super affordable for customers of all types. It is hard to do a perfect apples to apples comparison but if you look at Cloudinary’s $99/mo plan for example, you get 225K transformations or 225 GB of storage. If
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5y ago
None of this would matter if the government didn't touch seized assets until the legal process is over. This is especially easy to do with digital coins (vs. say a room full of furniture which could incur not-so-insignificant storage c
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5y ago
ReMarkable left a sour taste in my mouth by how difficult they make it to return. The return flow is unnecessarily complicated and didn't work from me. No response from Customer Service either. I'm sitting with a $500+ hardware I&
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5y ago
How did we go from comparing NYC with SF to LA? None of your arguments around "good weather" applies to SF. I am struggling to see any insight in your comment that cannot be filed under "common myths people spread about homel
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5y ago
Data doesn't back this actually happening, though. If this were true, homeless people would be rushing to NYC. See https://medium.com/@josefow/new-york-decided-to-end-street-h... and https://www.vice.co
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5y ago
At my last job, I think 15-20% of Engineering Team's time was allocated for estimations (including multiple back and forth to clarify specs with product etc.)
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5y ago
I'm really surprised that Yahoo Finance has not been spun out as an independent company I'm sure Apollo Management can't wait to do this.
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5y ago
We plan to support custom domains (just not at launch!)
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5y ago
Cloudflare Images will be priced along two dimensions: # of images stored and # of images delivered. We'll be announcing pricing details in coming weeks!
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5y ago
Our Image Resizing product offers this already. The Images product (what we announced today) will provide most of the features available with Image Resizing with Variants.
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5y ago
Yes, we plan to support serving images through your own domain though it won't be supported at launch.
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6y ago
I’ve fought off a frivolous defamation lawsuit against me so I couldn’t disagree more with “A dentist can only sue you for a bad review if the statements are untrue” and “Overall it's just very hard in the US to sue someone for telling
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6y ago
I can vouch for this :) From Jan to March (when covid hit), I started leaving my phone at work on Fridays. People would ask me "why not just leave it in another room or in your bag at home?" and I would say "it is not the sam
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I ordered Remarkable 1.0 six months ago, used it for a few days before deciding to return it. I submitted a request to return and was supposed to get DHL to pick it up but it never happened. I was left feeling they really don't want yo
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6y ago
This is a problem across enterprise SaaS companies. At my last company (small enterprise SaaS biz <$50M ARR), I got so tired of this consuming so much of my time. I literally hacked together some code so I could point at any line item fr
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6y ago
People won't continue making their current SF salary by working out of Farmville, Ohio. I think this point is missed by many I fully expect Twitter, for example, to come out with salary adjustment policies for people who want to work f
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6y ago
Remember before uber, yellow cabs had their own app. The experience was shitty. Nonprofits are not known for great software products and operational skills.
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6y ago
Wouldn’t governments also do all sorts of bad things if they were allowed to? History is full of examples and there are far more examples of rogue governments doing bad at scale than private businesses. If there was something that inheren
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6y ago
I could not disagree with you more. Are you in the Bay Area? The Bay Area avoided a calamity primarily because of private companies taking action long before the city and state. I'd counter that if private companies were completely l
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Your questions are valid. But you could pick holes about any party trying to bring about change, right? For example, you say "let's be real here: Google doesn't exist to make the world a better place"...my question to yo
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6y ago
If only the media cared as much about ppl’s super critical data being exposed as it cares about the privacy of my Facebook Likes.
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