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by zeusk 5y ago
I've only ever heard of this in the financial sector (even then, they can create trading plans for trades in future). But yeah sure, I am not a lawyer or a fiduciary and this is not legal or fiduciary financial advise.
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by zeusk 5y ago
When your RSU and ESPP vest, open your brokerage and try selling a single 20-30% out of the money call that expires in a month. You can read about it, but actually doing it is not that hard. Although, given the inflated stock prices and US
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by zeusk 5y ago
Silicon Valley is choke full of fraud and absurd valuations.
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by zeusk 5y ago
And not dystopian to see American people consume American products made in China at the expense of Chinese workers? The manufacturing industry in Asia isn't very pretty.
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by zeusk 5y ago
Why not just pare down the assets by $9B to reflect the expenditure of acquisition?
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by zeusk 5y ago
You just take the interval (0, inf). So you analyze it as limit spend -> 0+ in that region. My personal opinion however is that ad industry is a big scam.
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by zeusk 5y ago
Wouldn't you know SolarCity was run by his cousin/brother who runs it into ground and Musk thinks its appropriate for Tesla to acquire it.
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by zeusk 5y ago
I just tried building the keyboard and it actually costs ~$300 including keycaps and switches. Base $169 is only for the base and MCU I suppose. Quite expensive. Just get a TKL cherry brown from any of the "gaming" brands and it&#
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by zeusk 5y ago
1000s of engineers are also involved in Lego and other actual toys :) Racecars are my personal toys - only needed a few thousand from BMW for public production and a few hundred for the aftermarket support.
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by zeusk 5y ago
I'm with you that digital currency is the way forward, but it's hard for me to swallow that it'll be "crypto currency". Also, the space is as you said, rife with fraud - not very different from early internet I supp
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by zeusk 5y ago
Well, sort of. Can't HTML contain script tags with external references (xmlHttpRequest or any async fetch) that a simple crawler/browser may not save to disk?
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by zeusk 5y ago
I'd guess not since big G has been on the push to abolish external storage - and I wouldn't blame them, really hard to put data (especially application data) on hotplug removable storage. The camera world has been using exFAT sinc
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by zeusk 5y ago
I pay $50 for symmetric gigabit in Redmond, WA. Not everywhere in US has crappy internet but the most populous places are entrenched.
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by zeusk 5y ago
Not sure if you're aware, partners have access to Windows source. They also get to review and give feedback on upcoming changes. Citrix is a partner, so is VMWare afaik.
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by zeusk 5y ago
> Ability to connect a debugger that sanely steps through code without getting lost in a library maze Depends on your environment? I use WinDbg and it does pretty well when symbols are loaded. User-Kernel jumps are still a bit of pita, b
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by zeusk 5y ago
maybe in UK, never heard of in US.
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by zeusk 5y ago
My university had this, and you're right. When I tap the ID card, it would just blurt out my uni ID number in whichever field had the focus.
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by zeusk 5y ago
I work on Displays and we've seen microwaves cause link failures on poorly shielded display port cables. RF interference is really fascinating.
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by zeusk 5y ago
But why would you dump extra fuel in KSP? couldn't you use it to reduce your surface velocity before atmospheric heating begins? or even use it as thermal mass and do a retrograde burn during landing like Falcon9?
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by zeusk 5y ago
did I say it's impossible? I immigrated myself, the amount of financial resources and time it takes makes it infeasible for most of the population.
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by zeusk 5y ago
Immigration is not so straight-forward if you're Indian or Chinese national.
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by zeusk 5y ago
While I agree democratized 24/7 stock settlement would be cool; It's hard to believe an investment seeking startup would want what's best for the common man - hopefully at least better than wall street does.
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by zeusk 5y ago
Says a lot that his other company Amazon is using ULA/Boeing for Kuiper satellites to compete with spacex.
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by zeusk 5y ago
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/directx/directstorage-is-comi...
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by zeusk 5y ago
Interesting tool but audio seems to be broken on the iPhone. Says transmitting with no audio (full volume)
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by zeusk 5y ago
McMaster-Carr is awesome, but I believe they are very business/professional oriented. I needed some brass thread-ins with bolts and they got the job done but now I'm sitting on a minimum sized order of ~50 pieces that I won't
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by zeusk 5y ago
> wouldn't put Deloitte or PwC with the other ones. I'm not convinced. I attended one of their recruitment events at university - lots of synergy going around. In fact I forgot about EY and a bunch of others too.
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by zeusk 5y ago
IMO eBay is less scammy. I've been using it to buy car parts and it is SO MUCH better than dealing with junkyards (LKQ/Car-Parts websites suck!) and everything that I've got so far including parts from Latvia and Germany have
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by zeusk 5y ago
So it's akin to Capgemini, Infosys, Accenture, Deloitte, PwC, TCS and the like?
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by zeusk 5y ago
I've been running internal builds but you're correct in that they can still make changes to requirement before public release.

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