JakeTheAndroid

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by JakeTheAndroid 2y ago
I don't agree it's a myth. Is it an extreme risk? Yes, of course. Do people view the risks to be way too low? Yes. But I worked at Cloudflare pre-IPO, got shares at 1.73, and at one point CF was at 200 a share. That was more or le
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by JakeTheAndroid 3y ago
PCI is the most checklist framework around. SOC 2 can be a checklist audit, depending on how much effort your internal compliance team puts into it. I've never had SOC 2 be really a checklist in the way PCI is. SOC 2 requires you to de
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by JakeTheAndroid 3y ago
I am not sure where you're getting your information on requirements for PCI service providers. There isn't anything inside of PCI DSS that requires some sort of SOC report to be generated and distributed to customers. And Cloudfla
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by JakeTheAndroid 3y ago
> Imagine a world where tiny runways that only service EVs are integrated into the city and you can hop between them as easily as catching a bus. I mean, that sounds like a massive shift in infrastructure and city planning. I am not sur
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by JakeTheAndroid 3y ago
and there is already a massive shortage of ATC employees right now. At minimum this would need to be addressed and more than double the workforce of ATC. That's without accounting for any additional infra that might be needed to suppor
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by JakeTheAndroid 3y ago
A lot of words to say that you are fine with curtailed speech, and that Elon's Twitter/X is not doing anything unique in regards to speech. Which is fine, the product needs to be for someone I guess. But don't pretend that Tw
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by JakeTheAndroid 3y ago
> There are no censorship laws in America. Yes and no. There are libel and slander laws, and there is definitely content that has to be moderated, such as illegal content. Which, if we're being strict on the idea of free speech abso
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by JakeTheAndroid 3y ago
It's almost like there is a bottom line and laws and stuff that require sites to moderate content. Elon will either follow suit or he'll pay out a ton of money and go broke taking Twitter/X down with him. Twitter is really no
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by JakeTheAndroid 3y ago
Yeah, it's so free the word CIS is considered hate speech. It's so free you can't see tweets without logging in. It's so free Elon gave insider information to hand selected journalists to build a misleading narrative. Ma
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by JakeTheAndroid 4y ago
Thanks for the update on that. I went back and checked and you're correct ESPN+ is there for Live TV. I just also happen to pay for Hulu Live, so it gets a bit buried. But it is in fact there. I then went and checked Disney+ and you&#x
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by JakeTheAndroid 4y ago
Well this is already sort of the case. But instead of Netflix it's Hulu. Hulu was the sort of agnostic platform that included live TV and needed to be able to VOD all the shows available on live TV networks. Now, you bundle Hulu + ESPN
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by JakeTheAndroid 4y ago
Your entire line of comments seems to miss the entire conversation. In Germany, they do find it economically viable and important for line level employees to have direct representation on the company board. Talking about the CEO or other ma
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by JakeTheAndroid 4y ago
When I was a kid I went to work with my dad sometimes. He owned his own painting/handyman company. One of these work trips had a lot of work but very little an 11 year old could really do. I spent most of my day doing nothing, and it f
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by JakeTheAndroid 4y ago
And I am again forced to ask this silly question, but what are you referencing in regards to Section 230? There is no such delineation that is made as part of Section 230[0] and there is no legal definition for being a platform. Thusly ther
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by JakeTheAndroid 4y ago
So because a Twitter is single purpose its bad? If the twitter account followed two peoples private jets would that be enough? Or does it need to be a whole sale repost of the entire flight tracking feed? Can the person parse ANY flight dat
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by JakeTheAndroid 4y ago
I mean I agree, there is probably fat to cut. But the premise was that if you were an exec and saw that video you'd then consider tightening up the amenities. And if you're basing that decision on a TikTok video that seems a bit s
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by JakeTheAndroid 4y ago
I am not missing those options at all. It's just that the video is not the issue nor the way time can be spent at the company. If your metrics for evaluating performance is wrong that should be addressed before becoming adversarial to
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by JakeTheAndroid 4y ago
Wait, so you have an employee that can get all their work done using 20% of their working hours and then spend the rest of their day ensuring they don't burn out and you want to become adversarial to that employee? Because clearly they
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by JakeTheAndroid 4y ago
What are you using arrive at this opinion? What creativity existed in a measurable way before 2020 and what does that metric look like now? Who is less creative in this environment and in what ways are they less creative? What amount of cre
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by JakeTheAndroid 4y ago
This is insane. We don't live in a meritocracy. The idea that someone only gets to that level of wealth and business ownership because they make good decisions or understand the laws or requirements isn't something you can demonst
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by JakeTheAndroid 5y ago
I think they have a few larger issues than contracts they are working to overcome. Pretty sure they are mostly concerned with getting their employees out safely. Further, those contract disputes are going to come mostly from Russia, and wit
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by JakeTheAndroid 5y ago
Yeah, they will still sell it but it wont sell to people living in CA which is one of the larger US markets. that's a non-trivial market to close your doors to for something like FSD. The margins on FSD have to be some of the best on t
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by JakeTheAndroid 5y ago
California is one of, if not the largest EV market in the US right now. Consumers by and large don't care where a company has their HQ, but they will be upset if they don't have access to features. And this impacts people that are
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by JakeTheAndroid 5y ago
To be honest, I'd happily let my car mess up the flow of traffic trying to block the box. The only reason this exists is because everyone decides to enter the box to make the light. When working in SF without self driving I would regul
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by JakeTheAndroid 5y ago
Why would other investors buy an overpriced home? They are also looking for the deals that Zillow is hoping to find. Owners wanting to live in a home are the ones willing to buy a turnkey home above asking.
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by JakeTheAndroid 5y ago
I mean, I guess it's just a matter of perspective. If you think having an entrenched class system is good, then I guess nothing is "wrong" with it. Sure, early on in the system it's possible for it to be fairly competiti
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by JakeTheAndroid 5y ago
> Example: if there were 1000 spacefaring civilizations in the Milky Way, what are the odds that all 1000 of them (assuming they were within out light cone) would remain quiet or hidden? Couple that with mass and energy ultimately being
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by JakeTheAndroid 5y ago
Bezos isn't Amazon. What he chooses to use his wealth on be called into question without conflating it with Amazon the company. And yeah they are one of the largest employers in the world. You have yet to define what specific action Am
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by JakeTheAndroid 5y ago
But what part does Amazon have to play in radical change here? Is the radical change that Amazon should help push for free college federally? Like what specifically is the radical change being blocked by a private company paying for its emp
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by JakeTheAndroid 5y ago
Please clarify how Amazon is shitting on your lawn every morning. What specifically does Amazon do to target you to your detriment. Are you upset by their carbon footprint? Do you work for Amazon? I just don't see the logical progressi

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