Check the front page of downdetector, there's a lot more that's down I think including origin, it all spikes up at the same time. Either an backbone issues, AWS or something like that.
>All of this funny stuff is mostly people trying everything they can to get capital gains instead of income so they can pay a 25% tax rate instead of a 39% tax rate. When you're talking about billions of dollars - 14%…
It took me about 10 years to really understand the enormous differences between my native culture and my current culture. And those differences are staggering. And they are both western. You're assuming you can "see"…
Kind of makes sense. People probably didn't all of a sudden become more dishonest. Thanks.
Computation, bandwidth and (open source) software is so cheap these days that it approaches free for many people (but not all). It's just a matter of coming up with a functioning model. Ad supported is just one such…
It's just a never ending disaster once you go down that path. Because now people have to "select" their community somehow. If that existed, I'd refuse to be part of whatever community you think I belong to and I'm going…
>They are the worst pirates I've ever heard of. They are. They don't even know how to pirate. The best pirates would never use free open source solutions. They'd just take whatever corporate solution that's the flavor…
There is a counter movement, for example, these guys place a significant role (and as far as I know primarily with a practical focus): https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/
>The book is his personal revenge The fact that you understand individual revenge against societies and know the creative shapes it can take, gives you credibility. But I don't think there are a lot of people that…
PowerShell is easy to debug though. So I never have a problem with that. I generally program in it without ever looking at any documentation. I just don't need it. Just get-help -full/get-member everything or…
You can just deploy your own solution. And that one can be selective, which is probably preferable anyway. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/reference/ce/get-cost...
>I find it utterly fascinating that Reddit is able to maintain such a huge porn collection with relatively little attention. I wish I knew what percentage of submissions were in NSFW subreddits, but I wouldn't be…
They are trying to evolve and become land snakes.
> that betrays its user, is a self that betrays itself. And cloud computing are corporations that take your self away from you. And that was always going to happen. And people have been fighting that idea in the shadows…
The real issue is never making it to an age where you can optimally use the "freedom" you've stored. I think at 65 1 in 5 males are dead in the US. That 20% risk needs to be properly accounted for somehow.
Wealth management isn't explicitly mentioned, but it's part of the work that comes with having a high savings rate. It's not too hard to beat inflation. Yeah, you do have to expose yourself to some risk, but it's really…
(I don't use the product. Or maybe I should say, I'm not a Facebook product) >Facebook moved to penalize the researchers in part to remain in compliance with a 2019 data privacy agreement with the Federal Trade…
Cars in my neighborhood have started popping up that are painted it what appears to be primer with a coating. I was kind of wondering why that was suddenly a thing. I don't know if that was somehow directly or…
Not for me it won't.
>The problem is that language learning is inherently about putting your brain in tricky, slightly painful situations. I think that's a really good description of learning in general.
It's not wrong. Life is ultimately meaningless. I'm doing the same thing. Except that I understand that I was able to do so because I'm considerably more resourceful than average. I personally think that gives me the…
It's going to have to be on the blockchain. No way around that. Any other way you end up with the same outcome. If one party has full control, it will eventually abuse it's position.
>Do you want their hiring level to be even higher or what? I just described what I see. It's not about what I want or don't want. Personally I'm mostly indifferent, I'd say.
>I've been in interview debriefs where the fact that the candidate speaks at dozens of conferences a year has been raised as a potential problem, since it suggests they may not be as dedicated to the work that needs to…
Yep. I basically made the same remark. For a lot of positions they're just not looking for creative people, just chairs to fill. They want "good enough" and nothing more.
Check the front page of downdetector, there's a lot more that's down I think including origin, it all spikes up at the same time. Either an backbone issues, AWS or something like that.
>All of this funny stuff is mostly people trying everything they can to get capital gains instead of income so they can pay a 25% tax rate instead of a 39% tax rate. When you're talking about billions of dollars - 14%…
It took me about 10 years to really understand the enormous differences between my native culture and my current culture. And those differences are staggering. And they are both western. You're assuming you can "see"…
Kind of makes sense. People probably didn't all of a sudden become more dishonest. Thanks.
Computation, bandwidth and (open source) software is so cheap these days that it approaches free for many people (but not all). It's just a matter of coming up with a functioning model. Ad supported is just one such…
It's just a never ending disaster once you go down that path. Because now people have to "select" their community somehow. If that existed, I'd refuse to be part of whatever community you think I belong to and I'm going…
>They are the worst pirates I've ever heard of. They are. They don't even know how to pirate. The best pirates would never use free open source solutions. They'd just take whatever corporate solution that's the flavor…
There is a counter movement, for example, these guys place a significant role (and as far as I know primarily with a practical focus): https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/
>The book is his personal revenge The fact that you understand individual revenge against societies and know the creative shapes it can take, gives you credibility. But I don't think there are a lot of people that…
PowerShell is easy to debug though. So I never have a problem with that. I generally program in it without ever looking at any documentation. I just don't need it. Just get-help -full/get-member everything or…
You can just deploy your own solution. And that one can be selective, which is probably preferable anyway. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/reference/ce/get-cost...
>I find it utterly fascinating that Reddit is able to maintain such a huge porn collection with relatively little attention. I wish I knew what percentage of submissions were in NSFW subreddits, but I wouldn't be…
They are trying to evolve and become land snakes.
> that betrays its user, is a self that betrays itself. And cloud computing are corporations that take your self away from you. And that was always going to happen. And people have been fighting that idea in the shadows…
The real issue is never making it to an age where you can optimally use the "freedom" you've stored. I think at 65 1 in 5 males are dead in the US. That 20% risk needs to be properly accounted for somehow.
Wealth management isn't explicitly mentioned, but it's part of the work that comes with having a high savings rate. It's not too hard to beat inflation. Yeah, you do have to expose yourself to some risk, but it's really…
(I don't use the product. Or maybe I should say, I'm not a Facebook product) >Facebook moved to penalize the researchers in part to remain in compliance with a 2019 data privacy agreement with the Federal Trade…
Cars in my neighborhood have started popping up that are painted it what appears to be primer with a coating. I was kind of wondering why that was suddenly a thing. I don't know if that was somehow directly or…
Not for me it won't.
>The problem is that language learning is inherently about putting your brain in tricky, slightly painful situations. I think that's a really good description of learning in general.
It's not wrong. Life is ultimately meaningless. I'm doing the same thing. Except that I understand that I was able to do so because I'm considerably more resourceful than average. I personally think that gives me the…
It's going to have to be on the blockchain. No way around that. Any other way you end up with the same outcome. If one party has full control, it will eventually abuse it's position.
>Do you want their hiring level to be even higher or what? I just described what I see. It's not about what I want or don't want. Personally I'm mostly indifferent, I'd say.
>I've been in interview debriefs where the fact that the candidate speaks at dozens of conferences a year has been raised as a potential problem, since it suggests they may not be as dedicated to the work that needs to…
Yep. I basically made the same remark. For a lot of positions they're just not looking for creative people, just chairs to fill. They want "good enough" and nothing more.