First I know what next is. Its standard enough. Second, take this for what it is: your product may not be compelling in its current form. Building it to many different markets will not make it compelling. If you had a…
Interesting. Where is this product located? If I'm looking at your profile correctly, this appears to be Openship[1], which is just a collection of starter templates from something from Nextjs and something called…
Having see what terminal vibecoding looks like (to the point where customers say "fix your app" during renewal conversations), I don't think this is likely to happen. There is definitely selection pressure being applied…
Because then the units fall into disrepair (because they no longer make sense to maintain) leading to less supply leading to lower availability of units leading to higher cost of housing. See what happened in NYC…
Also in OFAC compliance. It just comes up in a lot of places where workflows are compliance heavy.
Compensating controls also come up in the context of BSA/AML.
Not really. Social security is a defined benefit plan that requires new payors to fund todays expenses. 401ks are a defined contribution plan. Very different.
This is true in a "yes but" sense. Typically equities of the mega caps benefitted from debt issuance on the expectation it would accelerate growth. The change to equity value loss is what is interesting: the market no…
Sure but people are no longer expecting these kinds of actions to generate equity gains. Before it was expected the growth would outpace the cost of capital, leading to equity appreciation. The directional change is…
Interesting how the market has reacted to this news (down 1.7% after hours)
In practice this is exactly how they work, whether it was intended or not. Otherwise it would look a lot less like a defined benefits plan and more like a defined contribution plan.
Blockbuster actually did try to beat everyone to streaming. Notably, Blockbuster and Enron [1] entered into a 20-year partnership for online video delivery. Sears was a different story, in that they were a real estate…
Not necessarily. Unions are typically organized as a not-for-profit. The legislation acts on all entities including unions.
> It's a privilege to come into this country, its a privilege to live in Sydney. If you don't like it, you can leave. I hate to put it like this, but that's exactly what the poster is doing.
if it's judged only by the time it is expected to be in use (work hours), reliability is likely even worse than the 24/7 measure.
Likely a combination of business-friendly policies (low tax, no employer payroll tax, etc.) and proximity to ports. Houston is the 6th [1] largest port in the USA. [1]…
I wasn't around for the .com bubble, but this is what I imagine it was like.
> The most important question is whether they make or lose money on each customer, independent of their fixed R&D costs. The ZIRP era called and wants its business strategy back. Half the problem is as frontier models…
I don't think I am. Spanish employees of Google benefit just as much from Spanish employment law as Jose's Web Dev Shop. It's the purest comparison considering it's within the exact same country.
> Higher salaries aren't always better, especially when you're almost willfully ignoring more important things like purchasing power and quality of life. Senior SWE salaries I'm finding in a quick google search in Spain…
The figures I provided are for 2024. You would need to compare USD/CAD ratios for 2024 versus 2025. Annual GDP figures for 2026 are not yet available as 2026 has not yet come to pass, so usage of 2026 data is not…
The dollar strengthened against the CAD in 2025 compared to the figures I used. It really only weakened against the EUR and RMB.
And in France alone 7.5 million home have lead pipes [1]. [1] https://www.zerowaterfilter.com/blogs/zerowater-knowledge-ce...
> Ontario alone has a larger GDP than 45 of the 50 US states, and a bigger GDP than New Hampshire, Hawaii, West Virginia, Delaware, Maine, Rhode Island, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Alaska, Wyoming and Vermont…
You are thinking about this in terms of today. To put it in perspective, the same question polled 17% in the 55+ age group. Canada has serious generational problems, and as the boomers die the number of Canadians who…
First I know what next is. Its standard enough. Second, take this for what it is: your product may not be compelling in its current form. Building it to many different markets will not make it compelling. If you had a…
Interesting. Where is this product located? If I'm looking at your profile correctly, this appears to be Openship[1], which is just a collection of starter templates from something from Nextjs and something called…
Having see what terminal vibecoding looks like (to the point where customers say "fix your app" during renewal conversations), I don't think this is likely to happen. There is definitely selection pressure being applied…
Because then the units fall into disrepair (because they no longer make sense to maintain) leading to less supply leading to lower availability of units leading to higher cost of housing. See what happened in NYC…
Also in OFAC compliance. It just comes up in a lot of places where workflows are compliance heavy.
Compensating controls also come up in the context of BSA/AML.
Not really. Social security is a defined benefit plan that requires new payors to fund todays expenses. 401ks are a defined contribution plan. Very different.
This is true in a "yes but" sense. Typically equities of the mega caps benefitted from debt issuance on the expectation it would accelerate growth. The change to equity value loss is what is interesting: the market no…
Sure but people are no longer expecting these kinds of actions to generate equity gains. Before it was expected the growth would outpace the cost of capital, leading to equity appreciation. The directional change is…
Interesting how the market has reacted to this news (down 1.7% after hours)
In practice this is exactly how they work, whether it was intended or not. Otherwise it would look a lot less like a defined benefits plan and more like a defined contribution plan.
Blockbuster actually did try to beat everyone to streaming. Notably, Blockbuster and Enron [1] entered into a 20-year partnership for online video delivery. Sears was a different story, in that they were a real estate…
Not necessarily. Unions are typically organized as a not-for-profit. The legislation acts on all entities including unions.
> It's a privilege to come into this country, its a privilege to live in Sydney. If you don't like it, you can leave. I hate to put it like this, but that's exactly what the poster is doing.
if it's judged only by the time it is expected to be in use (work hours), reliability is likely even worse than the 24/7 measure.
Likely a combination of business-friendly policies (low tax, no employer payroll tax, etc.) and proximity to ports. Houston is the 6th [1] largest port in the USA. [1]…
I wasn't around for the .com bubble, but this is what I imagine it was like.
> The most important question is whether they make or lose money on each customer, independent of their fixed R&D costs. The ZIRP era called and wants its business strategy back. Half the problem is as frontier models…
I don't think I am. Spanish employees of Google benefit just as much from Spanish employment law as Jose's Web Dev Shop. It's the purest comparison considering it's within the exact same country.
> Higher salaries aren't always better, especially when you're almost willfully ignoring more important things like purchasing power and quality of life. Senior SWE salaries I'm finding in a quick google search in Spain…
The figures I provided are for 2024. You would need to compare USD/CAD ratios for 2024 versus 2025. Annual GDP figures for 2026 are not yet available as 2026 has not yet come to pass, so usage of 2026 data is not…
The dollar strengthened against the CAD in 2025 compared to the figures I used. It really only weakened against the EUR and RMB.
And in France alone 7.5 million home have lead pipes [1]. [1] https://www.zerowaterfilter.com/blogs/zerowater-knowledge-ce...
> Ontario alone has a larger GDP than 45 of the 50 US states, and a bigger GDP than New Hampshire, Hawaii, West Virginia, Delaware, Maine, Rhode Island, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Alaska, Wyoming and Vermont…
You are thinking about this in terms of today. To put it in perspective, the same question polled 17% in the 55+ age group. Canada has serious generational problems, and as the boomers die the number of Canadians who…