BukhariH

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by BukhariH 3mo ago
> Data retention — For Fable 5, Mythos 5, and future models on Bedrock with similar or higher capability levels, Anthropic will require 30-day retention for all traffic on Mythos-class models. Retaining data for a limited period allows A
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Single-Payer Healthcare Isn't the Answer – Standardization Is(idesofmarch.io)
1 points by BukhariH 2y ago|0 comments
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by BukhariH 2y ago
Recently, one of my friends asked ChatGPT about an internal tool with a funny name and ChatGPT seemed to know the meaning behind the name & options to run the tool properly for his usecase. We googled around to see if there was any info
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by BukhariH 4y ago
He made the offer at a 40% premium on the April 1st close. Twitter is a dying social network - sounds like a pretty good deal.
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by BukhariH 5y ago
People tend not to be very kind when any product they pay for goes down. At the end of the day - our companies also have people that rely on our software working in order to do a lot of societal good.
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by BukhariH 5y ago
Since, Wise & Revolut have been mentioned quite a bit and I'm an ex-Revolut & ex-Wise engineer where I built a lot of the FX infrastructure so I'll throw in my 2c. My assumption of what you & Neeraj are doing based on
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by BukhariH 5y ago
Not quite right. The assets aren’t necessarily stored on OpenSea. You can see how OpenSea gets the metadata like asset url via the docs: https://docs.opensea.io/docs/metadata-standards If you scroll down you’ll see tha
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by BukhariH 5y ago
“The sector is hot hot hot — many more people want to invest and there really is no product to offer real free investing in Europe just yet. (While we acknowledge that there will be a few choices), I believe the key is to be more European h
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Ex-Wise, Robinhood and Revolut team launch new stock trading platform(sifted.eu)
2 points by BukhariH 5y ago|1 comments
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by BukhariH 6y ago
In London these dark/cloud kitchens are becoming more & more common. You might have already been ordering from them & not realised - they used to be marked as “Editions” on Deliveroo: https://foodscene.deliveroo.co.u
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by BukhariH 6y ago
Converting from Class B -> Class A opens a position in Class A. Selling those Class A shares is still exiting a position in Class A. But you're definitely right about the context! He merely converted some Class B shares (non-publicl
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by BukhariH 6y ago
ZM has two classes of Common Stock - Class A & Class B. Looks like Eric exited his Class A shares but he still holds over $4B+ USD in Class B. source: https://docoh.com/company/1773298/yuan-eric-s/insider-
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by BukhariH 7y ago
Currently working on my French - was super interested to use this but it's not working. Looks like the request to: https://www.cliplingo.com/lesson/start?id=18 Returns an empty video id: https://pastebi
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by BukhariH 7y ago
That's a very similar pattern to what I've been using at TW. At the core of our implementation is this library to schedule the jobs to different workers: https://github.com/kagkarlsson/db-scheduler Would high
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by BukhariH 7y ago
Well, if you’re a US based investor then it might not be a bad idea to pick up some of those -0.5% yield bonds when you consider the effect of currency hedging. Conversely, for EUR based fund managers you’ll likely be better of sticking to
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by BukhariH 7y ago
That’s a super neat app for excel a junky - bookmarked!
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by BukhariH 7y ago
It's pretty common to have a fee for a loan that's paid upfront like an arrangement fee. But you're probably right in this case - Stripe likely include their fee in the monthly payments - updated the sheet. Appreciate the fee
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by BukhariH 7y ago
Is the fee not charged upfront - that's why I excluded it from the payback period. Ahh you caught the mistake with the interest periods! Thanks!
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by BukhariH 7y ago
I really love what Stripe are doing here - whilst yes the the APR can be quite considerably higher. That's fair since Stripe are taking on quite a fair bit of additional risk. As the borrower this loan is significantly de-risked since
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by BukhariH 7y ago
> So the billions spent on campaign advertising essentially has no effect? I don't buy that for a second, otherwise it wouldn't be a billion dollar industry. So, it's not just about flipping voters. It's also about en
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by BukhariH 7y ago
At TransferWise we recently migrated to TimescaleDB for all our FX rates data. So, there's two use cases for us: 1. We use it to ingest tick-by-tick FX rates 2. We use it to query historical rates e.g. whenever a users opens our homepa
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by BukhariH 8y ago
> I've thought about trying to get a job at SpaceX > if I were an American, but as a foreigner IIRC, regulation limits SpaceX to only hire Americans so you couldn't get a job there even if you wanted & SpaceX wanted!
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by BukhariH 8y ago
The original one (expensive): https://www.yodlee.com/yodlee/europe-africa UK startups: https://teller.io/ https://truelayer.com/
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by BukhariH 8y ago
"he didn't start Paypal" - What? Yeah, he absolutely did start PayPal which came out of merger between X.com (the company he founded) and Confinity (the company Peter and Max founded).
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by BukhariH 8y ago
Link to the actual report: https://lienzo.s3.amazonaws.com/images/TW_Group_financials_F...
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TransferWise releases end-of-year financials publicly(transferwise.com)
2 points by BukhariH 8y ago|1 comments
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Zillow surprises investors by buying up homes(techcrunch.com)
76 points by BukhariH 8y ago|90 comments
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by BukhariH 8y ago
Yeah! I’d have to disagree! I started watching TC videos because of Justin Kincaid’s TC Cribs but after he left I stopped. Tito brought me back with his energy and enthusiasm.
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by BukhariH 9y ago
Honestly, I don't think you can point to any actual business reason for a native client. Slack makes majority of their revenue from large organisations buying thousands of seats in one go and a native desktop client is sadly not a huge
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by BukhariH 9y ago
Honestly asking... Does anyone ever click yes?

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