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sam2426679
2y ago
https://archive.is/FQWTA
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2y ago
I suspect most FAANGS have some kind of RSU vesting acceleration due to death. Amazon accelerates two years of RSUs upon death.
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2y ago
Agreed! Using a beelink as an htpc, and its been phenomenal.
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2y ago
Holding t-bills means you pay neither state nor local taxes, so the net difference is likely larger than 0.75% depending on where you live.
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2y ago
This quote from Kim, in the op, indicates the same: > “[T]he obedient US colony in the South Pacific just decided to extradite me for what users uploaded to Megaupload, unsolicited, and what copyright holders were able to remove with dir
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> Not looking into that thing on my tongue in July 2022, when I first noticed it, but that is very specific to me and probably not generalizable... I got a partial glossectomy in Oct. 2022 This one hits close to home. My dentist at the t
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I’ve done lots with AWS and really only ever used GCP to configure Google SSO. I was really surprised by how much button clicking is required in GCP vs. AWS. In AWS, you create the root account, provision a service account, and then all AWS
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Bon voyage, Jake. I follow in your steps from the same diagnosis. Thank you for bravely sharing your experience and helping others in similar predicaments <3
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Zipcar charged me for getting a parking ticket. The ticket was given for returning/parking the car in the “only Zipcars can park here” reserved spot on the street. The problem was that Zipcar had not applied the Zipcar sticker to their
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TripleByte changed my (professional) life. Around 2019, I was in a bit of a professional lull but knew just enough coding to be dangerous. I got roped into the TripleByte funnel through a Reddit ad, which eventually culminated in moving out
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> I hope no one who has read our work has to go through a version of what I've been through I’ve had a partial glossectomy for the same PD-L1 negative cancer and have been reading your posts since before I was metastatic recurrent.
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> I wish it was all ruby Why do you not wish it was all Python?
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You’re partially right that it’s not about memorizing solutions; it’s about committing patterns to memory. I well doubled my income after using SRS to master leetcode/algo/ds patterns. Implementing SRS was a catalytic moment in my
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IMO there’s a large overlap in the venn diagram of Redditors who are good at churning and Redditors who spreadsheet their way to retirement. For example, the podcast I linked to in another comment is from a guy who is FIRE’d.
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Everything I know, I learned from /r/churning. Although it can be pretty intimidating as a newbie; I was a lurker for a ~year before I was comfortable enough to start hitting SUBs. If you're specifically interested in Japan
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Don't worry, I'm doing that too. Mega backdoor, etc.
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Not last minute, booked a year out when they were ~$10k+ per ticket.
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It's very possible when you play in 2 player mode and maximize your "pennies per point" redemptions. We're doing the $60k in flights to Japan, hotels for the extended family for 2 weeks (another several $thousand), and
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I was also intrigued by that quote and find it rather dubious. Coincidentally today, I and 5 other family members are boarding business class international flights worth ~$60k cash, paid for with signup bonus points. This doesn’t even inclu
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According to an oncologist I spoke with, there are “shedders” and “non-shedders,” i.e. whether a tumor sheds DNA into the bloodstream or not. Apparently I’m a non-shedder :/
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When I was first learning about containers, I found the below course to be very helpful, which has a similar didactic trajectory to this article. https://frontendmasters.com/courses/complete-intro-container...
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3y ago
VBA
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Can anyone recommend a good methodology for writing tests against a Playwright scraping project? I have a relatively sophisticated scraping operation going, but I haven’t found a great way to test methods that are dependent on JavaScript in
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Ime playwright is selenium plus some, e.g. you can inspect network activity without having a separately configured proxy.
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OP addresses this at “We can do a hack that enables you to write the target ID selector in the target attribute itself!”
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I’m sure there are exceptions, but ime chemoradiation is often still the most effective treatment, statistically. There’s also no such thing as “risk free” immunotherapy, e.g. it can occasionally result in colitis and other unpleasantries.
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Same here; had a Pixel 5a with Google Fi. The 1 year old Pixel randomly died one day, totally bricked. Google phone support requires them calling you (after you request it online), and the browser-based “Fi phone” was unable to receive call
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There are similar firms, e.g. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muddy_Waters_Research
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> Couldn’t you just preprocess the edges and normalize their weights? In case it’s unclear, the article from OP is effectively doing this: > The team found it was possible to divide the input graph into clusters of low-diameter subgra
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Probably an unpopular, "grass is always greener" opinion, but this is why leetcode-style interviews can be a good thing at FAANG. Anyone with time and an internet connection can gain experience with data structures and algorithms
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