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by fjni 2mo ago
Bathhouse in New York wrote about this. Not sure they still do it to this day. https://help.abathhouse.com/hc/en-us/articles/16748674443924...
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by fjni 3mo ago
The lack of genuine desire to understand each other is what is astonishing. I don’t know where “the politician” went with that comment, but for me the more pressing conversation is whether we want a society where many are struggling and som
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by fjni 4mo ago
I’d be genuinely curious about the data on this. There are examples I can think of with a more traditional governance structure that did well: Apple, Amazon, Microsoft.
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by fjni 4mo ago
> Founded by alums of Tesla and the autonomous vehicle company Cruise, the San Francisco startup has received hundreds of millions in venture capital funding and is valued at $2 billion Stop outsourcing the cost of your vision to the res
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by fjni 4mo ago
Wait… railway runs on GCP? Didn’t they make a whole thing about not “building a cloud on top of another cloud?” Or did they just mean that they’re not renting VPSs but only metal from the cloud provider? In my mind I was so excited that the
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by fjni 4mo ago
Maybe it's because I'm idealistic in addition to being old, but I think a lot of this functionality was in fact added for explicit purposes. A client sends the language header or the list of supported fonts not so that the server
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by fjni 6mo ago
Less diluted, but still: https://fundrise.com/vcx
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by fjni 10mo ago
> we find that lawmakers who later ascend to leadership positions perform similarly to matched peers beforehand but outperform them by 47 percentage points annually after ascension If what you’re positing were true wouldn’t they have out
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by fjni 1y ago
Both GitHub and Cursor’s response seems a bit lazy. Technically they may be correct in their assertion that it’s the user’s responsibility. But practically isn’t part of their product offering a safe coding environment? Invisible Unicode i
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by fjni 2y ago
Interesting. So practically, they would have to hire the new applicant and then let go of the h1b worker because presumably they don’t have the budget for it?!
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by fjni 2y ago
OP already hired H-1B in the past and that person is working for them now. OP is now in the process of doing a green card application for said employee. They can't move forward with the GC application because there are other qualified
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by fjni 2y ago
Wouldn't you be able to deploy an app script website, which is hosted on "script.google.com" and make use of this?
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by fjni 2y ago
This is such an ignorantly engineering centric perspective. There is value in the larger organization being able to consume documentation and commenting on it and contributing to it. There is conceptual value in some of these things, but I
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by fjni 2y ago
Correct. Unclear wording on my part. If you build a product that is meant to be used by the open source community, you build features which are at odds with companies’ needs that care about keeping their code proprietary.
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by fjni 2y ago
Github ux is an unmitigated disaster from an operational security perspective. In their defense, it did start out as an open-source tool. The fact that enterprises adopted it so blindly despite this is pretty interesting.
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by fjni 3y ago
i suppose price/earnings ratio
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by fjni 3y ago
I’d recommend reading “secrets of the temple.” Though it will only validate your point.
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by fjni 3y ago
> But as a matter of business ethics, you gotta tell people what you're doing with their devices. I'm curious about this from a legal perspective. Apple has and (probably is still) extending unpublished entitlements to develope
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by fjni 3y ago
I don’t understand why you’re being downvoted. Your point is absolutely correct and as far as I can tell you pointed it out genuinely, not facetiously. Edit: read other later posts here: didn’t know about the bacteria part. Learned somethin
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by fjni 3y ago
What Andy giveth, Bill taketh away.
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by fjni 3y ago
I genuinely enjoyed reading this. Thank you!
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by fjni 3y ago
Something like 70% of water usage in AZ is agricultural [1] Somehow this never gets talked about. Somehow it's always "dumb to live in the desert" but growing water-intense crop... no problemo. [1] https://www.ari
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by fjni 3y ago
If you're ok with html-only, enjoy a throwback: https://mail.google.com/mail?ui=html I'm not sure the ads would be in that UI.
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by fjni 3y ago
I didn't know about that. That's cool.
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by fjni 3y ago
This is great insight. Thank you for that. I imagine lots of people are or have spent lots of money and time trying to figure out the type of data or connection from patterns as you say. A more nuanced and correct statement would have been
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by fjni 3y ago
You are correct. The port is part of the tcp header and my statement above is incorrect!
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by fjni 3y ago
I think the era of traffic shaping as you describe it is no longer. Most connections are encrypted these days, a good thing. But that also means, me as an ISP in the middle, I only see the layer 4 packet. So I know where a packet is comin
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by fjni 3y ago
I never thought about this much, but what's interesting is that there's a missed opportunity for collaboration here. I think most ISPs throttle known streaming sites (netflix, youtube, etc.) by default for mobile plans. Some even
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by fjni 3y ago
> I already knew from previous experience that for some reason, AT&T traffic to fast.com is throttled. Why AT&T wants bandwidth to appear lower than reality is a mystery to me, but I digress This I think is because they throttle
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by fjni 3y ago
This! Most haven't tried. It goes incredibly far.

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