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Not GP but I just see it as preemptive defense as is so often needed online. "I like it this way" will often be interpreted as "I like it this way and if you disagree you're wrong!" leading to pointless flamewars.
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I agree with you but honestly if it was another person named Toyota who purchased toyota.com, they would definitely be pursued/sued by Toyota as well. Large Corporations are powerful and will do everything they can to get what they want. It just happens to be Nissan in this case. So I wouldn't treat them any different than the others to be honest.
Great API, excited to see this grow into a "entertainment" api with comics and music.
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Generally, people seem to enjoy working at Facebook. I knew a director that worked there and he constantly raved about it. Almost cult-like at times. I don't think I've read a single good story about working at Amazon, though. They may have the better business, but they are horrible for employees at all levels.

If we're talking ethics and it has to be FAANG... I guess that just leaves Netflix really. And maybe I just don't know their business in detail. But all the rest are ethically compromised.

Facebook, to their credit, were the ones that forced higher engineering salaries. We wouldn't even be talking about the stupid concept of FAANG (why anyone took Jim Cramer seriously is beyond me) if it weren't for Facebook. Because Google, Apple, etc. were doing backroom deals to form a hiring cartel[1], to prevent poaching talent and keep salaries artificially low. Facebook refused to play. Even today I hear that if you have a Google offer then you better have a Facebook offer in hand just to get Google to budge on their low-ball.

[1] https://pandodaily.com/2014/03/30/court-docs-google-hiked-wa...
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Thanks! So far, so good. We don't sell anything to consumers. Our products are aimed at the healthcare industry which lets us post information for consumers for free and we have pretty good product-market fit.

Obligatory "if anyone is interested in joining a fast growing, series A company doing impactful work, hit up our careers page!"
personally i buy large amounts of onions and carmalize and then can them for latter use. Its major time saver and gives a quick savory flavor boost to any dish without having to cut and brown the onions which takes a long time if your are in a hurry which with three children and working full time
Email is the least of my problems. If you know of any good filters for SMS, phone calls, LinkedIn, Snapchat, Instagram, etc, I'd be very interested. I have to mute all of them because it is a constant stream of garbage from all of them.
What a horrible idea.

Truly great engineering requires long-term commitment. Great engineering organizations often have people leave by retiring, not being fired.
>>> feel free to disagree, I don't mind -- please do exactly what you want to do

>Meta: I think it goes without saying that readers will do whatever they want to. You telling the reader explicitly that they should do what they want can come across as passive-aggressive. Paradoxically, you _are_ telling them how they should behave by writing that.

It's funny (as in disturbing -- at least to me) that you took my statement that way.

I intentionally used those words to point up my main thesis WRT this entire discussion:

What I think is what *I* think, and is *not* a prescription
(or proscription) for others. Rather, it's my take and I
have no interest in telling *anyone* (nor should others do
so) what to do, think or say.

The idea that I thought I was giving folks permission in some form or fashion doesn't make much sense (IMHO) unless you assume I'm one of the people I decry in my initial post[0] in this thread, which is not assuming good faith on my part.

I'd be offended if I cared what you think/do/say. In fact, I'm only responding as it appears you think that I'm somehow acting in bad faith.

If you find my writing to be "passive aggressive," please note my username and ignore (or downvote) everything I write.

I wish you health, happiness and success. Have a good day.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=nobody9999
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Hello, this is Jean from Akita. You're right that running Akita as a sidecar does incurs extra compute. Whether or not this incurs extra cost on Fargate depends on whether it's necessary to switch to a larger instance. In zMatch's case, the answer is no. In general, it depends on how much traffic you're sending through Akita.

Something to point out is that Akita passively watches traffic and doesn't sit in the path of traffic, so there's no impact on latency, unless the task is at 100% CPU utilization.
> Swim lessons? Get out of here.

Spanish class? Get out of here.

Seriously dude, what’s the difference? What do you think “socialization” means? It is about being exposed to others, interacting with them, and learning social norms. Sitting quietly at desks listening to a teacher is objectively less effective than something like swimming lessons, or really anything I mentioned in my list, and that description describes the bulk of time at school.

Everything else you described makes me wonder why you think those things are essential to the human experience. Are you regularly bullied as an adult, because if so I suggest you make some life changes. Bad teachers are different from bad managers - you can’t easily quit and go elsewhere, or complain to HR.

Also, spurned crushes exist well beyond education for many people! Not sure why you suggest education is a key component of this.

> Where’s the advantage?

I am not saying there is an advantage in these elements. I am saying socialization is not a disadvantage to homeschoolers and this is really a myth.
The fact that there are at least 5 large insurers competing nationwide and all have 5% or less profit margins means there is lots of competition, and if they are not providing the best prices, their customers will go elsewhere.

See pharmacy forums as an example for all the pharmacists complaining about how independent pharmacies are so tough to operate due to ever smaller payments from insurance companies for the past 10 years.
That paragraph you quoted is logically inconsistent. I mean think about it - if you are substituting other oil for this plastic, how in the world can your plastic have "100%" GWP?

That would imply they somehow manage to emit double the CO2 that the plastic actually contains. Or they burn it and don't capture any energy at all, so there is no substitution taking place.

And the negative GWP for recycling? That's impossible. Recycling something does not remove CO2 from the air - rather it costs CO2 to do the recycling. I suspect they are subtracting the embodied energy of the plastic to get that figure, which is dishonest.

Sorry, but this "study" is worthless. But it's an excellent example of the sorry state of environmentalism.
Flow batteries have been in the news every year but I've yet to see a deployment other than this one. If they're so simple what is holding large scale implementation back?
Leave it to the US to make their first priority at the end of WWII to save the Nazis. If you helped murder a million children and you wanted to die of old age a respected multimillionaire in your bed surrounded by your great grandchildren:

1) Get out of Poland, now.

2) Get out of anywhere to the east of Poland.

3) Get to American-controlled Germany. Register with the Americans, and say you were a low level bureaucrat. You will be immediately released, possibly with a stipend, and rearrested a couple of years later. Go to trial, be sentenced to life or death. You will be released before 1954. There will be a network of people you killed children with to help you get back on your feet, leaders of government and industry. Your fate after this relies on how much your peers respected your ability to kill. If you were good at it, and never complained, the sky is the limit.
I am ordinarily loathe to link to reddit, but

https://reddit.com/r/scams

has a wealth of information and examples of these
From the Great Resignation to the Great Layoff. For the first time in 50 years workers started to have some leverage on employers and it only took a few months for the coordinated response to shut it down.
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Why would you think that the people who managed to navigate office politics enough to avoid being fired so far are the ones who will get fired now?
> The CCP is a new usurper/colonizer/occupier.

Those three words mean three different things and are not interchangeable. The CCP cannot accurately be called a "colonizer", because, regardless of its faults, it's not exogenous to China.

It's a category error.
As far as I can tell you have entirely made up that claim. Nobody says that at all. What's going on?
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> whatever you do dont make it a leftist multiculti gender bs

I see this as exhibit #1 "why we need diversity". Let us hope to see a day when it will be so common for a game to have characters in any variety of races, cultures, and genders that no one would call it leftist bs.
You are simply mistaken on this topic, probably due to only reading click bait or nationalistic articles on the topic.

Carriers are by no means obsolete, and ballistic missile defense is one of the things the Navy prioritizes heavily, and has done, for ages. Even for the DF-21 a carrier strike group is a tough nut to crack.

China's carriers are still a couple generations away from being at parity to the US fleet.

Sensationalized bait headline articles are not a good source for learning about this stuff. https://twitter.com/RickJoe_PLA writes for the large media brands with some regularity, and is strict about sticking to a substantive factual basis for everything.
Apple Will No Longer Offer Delivery with Setup as Enjoy Files for Bankruptcy
Blake Lemoine, Google, and searching for souls in the algorithm
Many humans could fight a mountain lion and win. There are circumstances when they will attack but in general we’re too big to be prey.
I wasn't offended and didn't downvote you. But the Amish do receive mail and use phones.

First article I found: https://amishamerica.com/do-amish-use-telephones/
Verifying that we are talking to real, authentic humans is going to be crucial for the future of the internet. Maybe not "real name" policy but let's answer the question, "How do I know I am having a conversation that is as authentic as meeting someone on the sidewalk?".
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The only decentralized one is the one that uses Bitcoin. No Bitcoin no real DID.

Decentralization matters.
I'd go one step further: most of the people responding are probably not jerks or assholes, just people sharing their own opinions in a playfully exaggerated way which, when done in person and accompanied by grins or laughter rarely causes offense. "You like THAT movie?! That movie is the WORST! I've lost all respect for you!" They have no way of knowing that the author of the original tweet is expressing something that has real significance to them.
Thanks again President Trump!
Same, I currently work at fortune 10 and while I actually appreciate recruiters reaching out to me unlike many other folks, I've had to start ignoring everything on LinkedIn because I'm getting upwards of 1-5 people asking me to talk/interview per day. One company was claiming 400K salary too, so I really have no idea where any of this stands.
if you place an image inside or on the eye surface, the brain will interpret it as being a some distance in the real visual field. where is that distance?
>Large Corporations are powerful and will do everything they can to get what they want.

Valve, despite controlling something like 80% of PC game sales, hasn't gone after the owner guy who owns steam.com
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I started using garlic crushers when I learned that you don't need to peel the cloves to use it. Plus, if you don't peel them, clean up is actually pretty easy. As for leaving garlic behind; yes, that's true, but garlic is also cheap, so you can just crush more.
> Rather than assume, you can use V and find out for yourself what works and what doesn’t.

Why would I bother? It's been shown the author says one thing while reality shows another
Huge Mets fan here. I’ve been teaching math for the past 6 years and now I’m working on transitioning into tech full-time. I would love to chat and learn more about potential opportunities.
> > these things are accidents bound to happen
> Dunno, I have used both since I was like 13 ... I don't remember any accidents.

Seems like their response is kind of implying an inaccurate level of safety, along the lines of "Well I didn't have issues, so..."
Second prize is a set of steak knives.
Sam Bankman-Fried and the 1907 Knickerbocker Crisis
From what I'm hearing it sounds overall positive and giving managers and teams more discretion for promo at the lower levels?

I personally stayed at L4 for my entire 10 years because the whole idea of going through that process was repulsive to me and everything I worked on kept getting cancelled or shifted around and I didn't have the personality to go peeing on metaphorical firehydrants to make them "mine" enough to claim what they said I needed for L5. But I had plenty of managers who would have gone to bat for me in this new process, I suspect. But I quit just a few months before they rolled this out.
This is so true, especially for master keyboards. Mine is a stage piano and it kind of side-steps this issue by having only a very simple MIDI setup. For a piano that is not meant to be the control center of everything else this is ok.

If anyone knows a good master keyboard that has solved this issue satisfactorily, I'm all ears.
I am not familiar with Haskell, so this idea may or may not be applicable:

"Design by Contract"

http://se.ethz.ch/~meyer/publications/computer/contract.pdf

It was created by Bertrand Meyer originally for the Eiffel programming language.

More / related papers in Wikipedia "External Links" section:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design_by_contract
Medical Loss Ratio:

https://www.healthcare.gov/glossary/medical-loss-ratio-mlr

It says 80%/85% of premiums have to go back out as payments for claims.

> Since they have no incentive to increase their margin through negotiation,

I do not see why this would be true. The less an insurance company pays for healthcare, the lower the premiums or can offer and win more business.
The Dobbs case has everything to do with whether or not a federal abortion law would be constitutional. The court determined on 10th amendment grounds that the constitution was silent on abortion. Therefore, that power belongs to each state. “The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.”
I don't use WhatsApp (or any FB sites), but is Facebook not able to control this? Or do they make money from it somehow?
Phone numbers have the same problem as email, though: because "everyone" is responsible, no one is responsible. The deluge of spam texts and calls to my public phone number is genuinely unpleasant and frustrating to deal with as, like, a person living in the world.

I practically don't use email anymore for those reasons, and a phone number hangs around only because right now I can't not have one for legal-type reasons.
Doesn't that just mean that they have an interest in keeping these costs high? The higher the costs, the larger that % is for the in absolute dollars.

If all the costs come down, they are allowed to make less money.
"some of its future models would run on a next-gen version of its in-house operating system built on top of Android Automotive. It's a big change from previous Linux-based versions, though the company says some of its cars will stay on its legacy build."

Seems a lot more limited than the title hints at. Is the word legacy from BMW? They may continue to improve the Linux version so I would not call it legacy until it gets fazed out.