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by zenlikethat 4y ago
Yeah, starting a business takes capital, one of many reasons why is hiring pros to help you sort stuff like this out.
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
So OP wanted to become an employer but had no idea what being an employer actually entailed or did any basic research into things like the fee to do business in California. Got it. Not that Cali’s system is awesome but give me a break, OP j
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
You can't generally go beyond 0 though. You'll get liquidated before that due to the exchange's risk engines. If it goes beyond, that loss is passed on to the lenders.
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
Well, for starters the funding and borrow rate(s) are often positive because people just tend to be bullish. So things have to get pumped up somehow before they come crashing down, it's a much stronger tendency among the crypto faithfu
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by zenlikethat 5y ago
NFTs really have a brain virus to them that it's hard to understand until you buy your first ones and kick around in the communities. Nothing new under the sun so I'm sure there are beanie baby, wine, fine art meetups and communit
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by zenlikethat 5y ago
Is the income from that comparable to the income you can get from renting out a house?
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by zenlikethat 5y ago
Getting in early on BTC, ETH, or crypto of your choice from this bull run was probably a pretty non-reproducible fluke though. Once the leverage in crypto markets gets cracked down on (up to 100:1 leverage is definitely contributing to the
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by zenlikethat 5y ago
They do if you rent them out.
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by zenlikethat 5y ago
So funny enough, there _are_ some people looking at ways of generating cash flows with NFTs. For instance, some projects have offered a chunk of their fees from resales to users, or offer a token reward for staking the NFT. Or in Bored Ape
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by zenlikethat 5y ago
Thanks!
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by zenlikethat 5y ago
Thanks for the positive feedback! Have run into lots of issues like that in my own adventures ... Getting the validator to play nice in Docker on Mac was a trip and a half
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Show HN: Solana Workbench, your one stop shop for Solana development(github.com)
19 points by zenlikethat 5y ago|4 comments
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Ask HN: Inspiring hacker talks and presentations?
20 points by zenlikethat 5y ago|9 comments
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by zenlikethat 5y ago
Not that I disagree about something being deeply wrong, but VM's your only option. Docker is more or less hardcoded to Linux, so you need a Linux kernel somewhere. Docker Desktop just runs a light one for you that you don't worry
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by zenlikethat 5y ago
I gotta imagine you could probably sneak a good chunk of selling in before people noticed or the thing went to zero. You'll likely have time to plan after breaking it, so you could move quick, and there are many long inactive wallets w
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by zenlikethat 5y ago
Before you take a call, make sure they have done their homework and are presenting a role that is the right fit for you. If they won’t tell you the company or basic information through email, throw them out — they’re not acting in good fait
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by zenlikethat 5y ago
Communications like what? A short screen call is pretty standard. Many "candidates" aren't serious, so they show good faith by hopping on the phone. Text only communication is the path to getting ghosted, especially when it c
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by zenlikethat 5y ago
Annoying, but an important signal in a job search. If they don't have it together when they should be putting their best foot forward, they're going to be a complete disaster on the other side.
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by zenlikethat 5y ago
They rent seek and look out for themselves? So do you. Capitalism, baby. In order to build companies, we have to hire people. In order to hire people, we have walk them through interviewing. Devs don't exist in a vacuum, so you won&#x2
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by zenlikethat 5y ago
Nah, it's because in order to convince you to make a major life change, you have to speak to them on the phone first. Tell me, have you ever interviewed for and accepted a job 100% through email?
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by zenlikethat 5y ago
Sounds like you could probably vet recruiters/opps a bit more heavily. You have to place your chips on the best bets and screen aggressively to make sure there's a mutual fit. You can hang up on them quickly if things don't s
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by zenlikethat 5y ago
This is 100% accurate
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by zenlikethat 5y ago
Well that just sounds like that particular recruiter had some operational issues. Although she got you on the phone and got you to agree to a meeting so she was doing something right. At any rate, she should have just used a Calendly link o
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by zenlikethat 5y ago
Are you going to go work a job without ever talking face to face with someone there? If not, then getting you on the phone is an absolute necessity along the path to you accepting an offer. It's also practical for covering items like s
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by zenlikethat 5y ago
Because getting someone on the phone is a necessary stop along the path to closing a deal. It's also a high bandwidth form of communication, so it's just plain practical. Would you buy a car with no return policy without speaking
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by zenlikethat 5y ago
You must not do a lot of large deals.
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by zenlikethat 5y ago
It's _such_ a crowded space though. Getting into monitoring is often a death trap because companies often think, "Hey, that's gotta be a logical next step, everybody loves dashboards" and then they get smoked by Splunk a
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by zenlikethat 5y ago
Or perhaps they just want to give a shout out to a fairly rare bird, the massively successful open source company... or both.
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by zenlikethat 5y ago
Huge HCL fan here. It basically fixed all my gripes with other configuration languages. Not too heavy, not too light and I love auto-hclfmt. I'm a bit sad it was so unpopular, and e.g., abandoned for Github Actions in favor of YAML.
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by zenlikethat 5y ago
I'm not saying the dollar will go anywhere, or even down. I'm saying that governments will continue to clamp down on the free exchange of physical cash, partially because of its privacy preserving abilities. Similar to how they ha

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