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detroitcoder
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Comment #46039715
You can switch to consumption-based usage and bypass this all together but it can be expensive. I run an enterprise account and my biggest users spend ~2,000 a month on claude code…
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Comment #36716296
I had a similar thought at first but then read the actual ruling and it made more sense and it all stems on the 3rd prong of the Howie Test. It states there needs to be a "reasonab…
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Comment #36499753
It is often: e.) Want to limit the federal executive branch of government which some believe has grown too powerful.
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Comment #36332771
It comes up durring hiring processes. Pretty common to have someone ask, "Have you entered into any legal agreement that would prohibit you from working with us or have any conflic…
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Comment #36332710
This is a GREAT point, but hard to do in practice when deferred can be several multiples of base. I know many people who internalize large sign on bonuses and deferred comp as thou…
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Comment #36331253
You cannot work with a former colleague for an explicit duration in an economic capacity for a fixed period of time. This may or may not be dependent on the nature of the work bein…
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Comment #36331031
Yes this is great but the way non-competes are enforced for many in the industry this won't have a huge impact because of the way deferred compensation is structured. Most people w…
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Comment #34370598
It is my understanding that you quitting big meat, doesn't affect your risk. If you are exposed to a new drug resistant pathogen that was the result of anti-biotics in cattle, chic…
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Comment #31770181
The jump of going from model -> webserver by placing the webserver in the same process as the model is enticing because you can get it to work in under an hour by adding flask/djan…
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Comment #31357560
Going to be very interesting to see how they glue together R2, edge workers and sqllite. They can manage replication using R2 and make the sqllite process aware of this for eventua…
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Comment #30226670
Seems pretty obvious OP is addressing a conservative audience that tends to be pro-free-market. For better or worse it is a VERY political topic and this argument attempts identify…
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Comment #30151416
Accidentally transferring half a million dollars to the wrong external account is going to be an absolute mess to recover. There are ways to stop it if you catch it RIGHT away, but…
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Comment #30151287
Treating this transfer of WETH as just 'money' is an overly simplified model that is going to get someone burned in the same way as this reddit user. You are interacting directly w…
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Comment #27579075
Are there studies that show a statistical relationship between admin churn and student performance?
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Comment #24645439
Vertica was very powerful for us but the separation of compute from storage was a critical feature of SF that motivated us to switch. We evaluated EON mode but SF was too easy. But…
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Comment #24645380
Yes Eon is similar BUT it is not nearly as turnkey. Agree it is not well marketed.
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Comment #17509665
Seems very useful. As someone who has recently started rolling out solidity contracts to learn and eventually create contracts with real money behind, having something that adds to…
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Comment #15953323
You can short right now but there are heavy margin requirements. But you are absolutely correct that being able to short is critical here. BTC futures are cash settled, which relie…
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Comment #15826886
The comparison is mainly to put their available resources into perspective. Imagine the question: 'We have the entire economic output of Bulgaria in liquid assets at our disposal, …
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Comment #15028550
Check out the joblib.dump example mentioned above. It is pretty impressive so far.
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Comment #15028534
DAMN. I just did a basic test and it kinnda just worked?!? I created a test dataframe of 100M rows X 10 cols which took up ~2.3G and then used joblib.dump within the on_starting ho…
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Comment #15027627
This looks very interesting. I am reading the docs https://pythonhosted.org/joblib/parallel.html#manual-managem... and it looks like it would help a lot (possibly solve the issue).…
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Comment #15027536
Lets say there are a couple dataframes that need a matrix multiply that take up about 10gb on a 32gb host. I want to parameterize these manipulations and expose over http. I can on…
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Comment #15012040
^This. It is a very common usecase for applications I work with to create a very large in memory read-only pd dataframe and then put a flask interface to operations on that datafra…