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by ojame 7d ago
Voting shares and board of directors are two different mechanisms. Just because he holds 80%+ of voting shares, doesn't mean he can control who runs the company. Shareholders can make up (elect/remove) directors on the board, the
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by ojame 3mo ago
Literally in the article is a proposed development that is (easily) walkable from residential houses.
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by ojame 7mo ago
If you write code that powers an EV's 'self driving mode' - which makes calculated choices, sell it and deploy it, when that car gets into an accident under 'self driving mode', you may not be liable (depending on t
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by ojame 7mo ago
I'd like to agree with this, but I sadly don't. I'd like to agree because we've been Heroku customers for about 18 years - which is wild to think about. I've used Heroku both personally and professionally day-in, da
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by ojame 10mo ago
Also it's important to note the topic is during school hours. There's a wealth of knowledge to learn at school, and there's also a wealth to learn outside of school. Knowledge about the world can, and will, happen in both. Ma
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by ojame 10mo ago
Currently Claude etc. can interact with services (including AWS) via MCPs. What the user you're replying to is saying the Bun acquisition looks silly as a dev tool for Node. However if you look at their binding work for services like s
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by ojame 1y ago
I'm not too familiar with the history of a few that you've mentioned, but the Mustang (excluding the GTD), Supra, Carolla, S2000, Z never had track focused cars. For the time-poor and money-rich racing enthusiast, lacking a turn k
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by ojame 1y ago
You can have an air gap between two physical items - it doesn't matter if those physical items are air tight or not. Air gapped doesn't mean the items are prohibited to intake air (i.e. air tight), it just means they're prohi
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by ojame 1y ago
It's also a good paper-trail if you have an SLA. Pointing to a ticket saying "this is when we knew" makes time calculation for compensation very trivial and transparent. Of course if your salesforce account manager is like mo
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by ojame 1y ago
We host our app on Heroku - the core service and a few microservices. The heroku dashboard is down, and we can't use the cli due to the in-browser auth callback that it needs (which is also down). The status page itself is either sayin
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by ojame 1y ago
Not sure what country you're from, but "blockout blinds" are likely what you're looking for. They blockout (essentially) all light and are operated like normal blinds.
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by ojame 2y ago
The biggest difference is GitHub in your infrastructure is (nearly always) internal. Fly in your infrastructure is external. Users generally don't see when you have issues with GitHub, but they do generally see when you have issues wit
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by ojame 2y ago
I build an add-on for Heroku[0], have worked for a company on and off that's had all core services on Heroku for over 8 years, and I've put a lot of my side projects etc. on Heroku. My experiences differ depending on the above, I&
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by ojame 2y ago
Sorry for ignorance, but how do you censor platforms you have no control over? If a tourist with a following posts it to Instagram, what can you actually do? I feel like if you have the power to censor leak things you’d be worth a huge sum
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by ojame 2y ago
It’s impossible to know without a lot more details on your personal situation and the position of the company. The main thing to keep in mind is most equity usually ends up being unrealised or diluted. It really depends on how much you valu
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by ojame 2y ago
It sounds like your experience was pretty terrible and I’m sorry that you’d spent formative and enjoyable years suffering. We homeschool our kids and are generally quite the opposite (we’ve never been religious either). I wouldn’t say we ar
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by ojame 2y ago
Steve Irwin was “the Crocodile Hunter”. Croc Dundee was a fictional character. Irwin was also alive (and prolific!) during the 21st century.
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by ojame 2y ago
Depending on your access, you could easily install untreated hardwood flooring. You can use completely natural coatings to protect it (things like bees wax, even!) it will just require more maintenance. It’s a much more ‘natural’ portion th
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by ojame 4y ago
In many countries, including the UK (where the author is from), it's not illegal to talk openly and publicly about your salary. Contracts can have 'do not disclose your salary' but, in places like the UK, this is legally unen
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by ojame 4y ago
High touch in the sense of being driven by product development. We let everyone make technical choices, sometimes autonomously but sometimes as a pitch. A part of technical leadership in smaller organisations is mitigating a lot of that “ne
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by ojame 4y ago
I’m a Tech Lead for a SaaS product that’s been around since ~2010. Four or so years ago we stared piecemeal transitioning away from jQuery/Backbone to React. Nearly all of our main UI is React now, but it’s still pretty coupled to Back
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by ojame 4y ago
Can you provide a source for Google 'bucketing' kids based on their test scores?
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by ojame 4y ago
We use Facebook Marketplace pretty frequently to buy and sell things. We've tried using alternatives (local listings, Gumtree, eBay) but nothing is ever as quick and the options are far more limited. Generally we like to buy all of our
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by ojame 4y ago
Thanks for the detailed reply! Great answers and fills me with hope that perhaps Ello will work for us when our second or third starts reading. We get the readers either from school or the library. Generally there's 1 reader a day from
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by ojame 4y ago
This looks pretty cool! A few questions (specifically for early years): - 5 books seems quite limited, especially for early years where shorter books are better. My kid currently reads 1 to 2 'readers' per day at home, outside
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by ojame 4y ago
Heh, that was my local shoe shop for quite a while... never thought i'd see it in a comment on HN. "Heelys" were their common name (it's a brand) and they were very popular in the early 2000's. Kids had them everywh
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by ojame 4y ago
> She helped me learn what I needed to know at home Assuming this _wasn't_ the case when you were at Montessori - which goes against one of the core principles of "school is an extension of home". It's understandable,
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by ojame 4y ago
I've learn't a lot about this for my product[0]. Often teams deploy web apps multiple times a week (or day!) so having a time based trial works. For web extensions, some teams release once a week, others once a month and some a fe
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by ojame 4y ago
We work 4 days a week (4x7.5) and we have a very strict “policy” that no one works on a Monday. The same way that no one works on a Saturday or a Sunday. It’s easy to see when people work outside of work, and we don’t celebrate it, we try a
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by ojame 4y ago
I don’t think where a site is hosted gives any weight to its audience these days. That said, can you share where you got “largely populated by Americans” from? I can’t find any stats, or is it just anecdotal? With threads like these I assum

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