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by zie 2y ago
They are, but you have(?) to have a license to run the OSS server code. https://github.com/bitwarden/server Like the other commenter mentioned, vault warden is the independent server version that doesn't require a
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by zie 2y ago
Well, different anyway.
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by zie 3y ago
Just use LibXo? https://libxo.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
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by zie 3y ago
Agreed, but Rocket Lab hasn't quite gotten around to shipping larger cargo. I know it's on their TODO list, so I hope they manage to move it to their DONE list :)
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by zie 3y ago
That's a separate concern, but it's definitely a concern. I agree China could potentially punish easier, but they can also bribe/allow grifting easier.
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by zie 3y ago
The US govt will force into existence a competitor OR keep one of the old ones around on life support. They have made their position clear and have been backing it up with money. All governments probably want their own space program, but on
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by zie 3y ago
I don't really disagree, but Python is complicated because the language existed before all of those others for the most part and got quite popular before them too. This means the various use cases for Python got spread about long befor
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by zie 3y ago
Just depends on which perspective you are looking at the books from. From my perspective as the bank account holder and the person managing my own books, no.
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by zie 3y ago
> It's how double-entry bookkeeping works. Sorry, but no. I have no idea why you think double entry means 1 of the entries is in some other persons books that you don't have access to is somehow useful. Double entry is 100% loc
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by zie 3y ago
I agree generally speaking, but what does that have to do with your local books? Nothing. You almost certainly don't have access to your employer's books. Also, the ledger entries for "bregma, services rendered" i.e. pay
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by zie 3y ago
Of course! There is a standard term for that: Chart of Accounts If you search for example chart of accounts <INDUSTRY YOU CARE ABOUT> you can probably get a sample set to work from.
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by zie 3y ago
Agreed, but every industry/sector might have their own set of standards that usually are overlays on top of GAAP/etc. For example in the US for state and local governments there is GASB: https://gasb.org
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by zie 3y ago
In a general sense, it really doesn't matter, as long as you are consistent. That said, there are accounting standards that define the general set of accounts for a particular industry, etc. But every person having a set of books will
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by zie 3y ago
> Where it can become confusing is when money leaves you or comes in from an external source. There are still two entries, but one entry is in one party's books and the other entry is the other's. For example, I get a paycheque
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by zie 3y ago
https://www.bitsaboutmoney.com/archive/anatomy-of-credit-car...
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by zie 3y ago
On CCB running the card for Robinhood, that's very expected, my last paragraph was about them probably outsourcing it. Yes, not all accounts will revolve and be charged interest, many will. credit card balances have been going up for d
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by zie 3y ago
Exactly. On the 3% Cash back CC, they talk about how they will lose money, and they absolutely won't. The APR on balances > 30 days will almost certainly be in the high 20's like every other credit card. Banks don't look
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by zie 3y ago
The US govt would never ever bar the worlds largest, most profitable public company from operating in the US. That's ridiculous and nowhere in the Request For Relief that I just read: https://s3.documentcloud.org/docume
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by zie 3y ago
For a second, let's just assume that Apple is 100% guilty. What will the fine be? If it's anything less than many billions of dollars, there is zero incentive for Apple to do anything at all different in the future. Suing Apple(or
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by zie 3y ago
Because when the world blows up, people need someone to step in and get the system going again. If they don't it will take forever to get the economy going again. See the GFC as an example. The US economy was about to implode, but the
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by zie 3y ago
I mean you could build a little server that offers all this one per fire-truck or something, but it's probably overkill when simpler solutions exist :) Then you could have the fire-trucks mesh network with each other! Sarcasm alert: I&
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by zie 3y ago
We 100% refuse to do that, no way. The data in the calendar table is owned by HR. They update it. If they farm it out to their receptionist, fine with me. It's not a complicated task, but it's just complicated enough that a compu
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by zie 3y ago
Oh goodness no, we don't generate ANY of it, we require the HR dept to own the calendar data. They can copy from the previous years calendar if they want as a button in the UI, but I honestly have no idea if they use that button. Like
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by zie 3y ago
What we do to counteract that problem, is we generate organization wide calendars from this list. We provide .ics feeds for our organization, etc. ALL of it comes from this calendar, so if you want to know when a payday happens, you are jus
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by zie 3y ago
Its a look up table.
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by zie 3y ago
How we solve that problem is a Calendar table in the DB, and some human somewhere is required every year to update the calendar with the various holidays and what not. Then we just look up if it's in the list or not. It's a human
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by zie 3y ago
Today is a payday for us, worked great!
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by zie 3y ago
First you need to be more specific than that, as many people have different meanings to that phrase. Please read the links I sent up-thread, so you can learn that rounding is much more complicated than you appear to think. If you mean: &qu
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by zie 3y ago
> our bank just doesn't do any rounding. It's all fixed point math. I promise they and you round. As I linked above via Wikipedia, there are many rounding strategies. From what you describe, I'd guess they are Rounding to
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by zie 3y ago
Then you won the rounding lottery. It's great that you and the bank each round the same way. Also I'm jealous you only have 1 bank to deal with. We have many banks we do business with, one of them rounds differently than the rest.

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