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Comment #46734899
What I mean is that later employees—especially the ones who joined during the 2021–2022 hype when Brex was valued at that crazy $12.3 billion peak—got their RSU grants priced at th…
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Comment #46728824
That's less than half of Brex's crazy $12.3 billion peak back in 2022. But honestly, it’s still one of the biggest fintech deals ever and actually gives people real money in a mark…
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Comment #46236630
Yes! You bought back fond memories, despite the frustrations.
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Comment #46208650
I used to play a game called Pro-Am on Nintendo. This game reminds me so much of that. The controls are basically the same.
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Comment #46093809
What sorts of assumptions?
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Comment #45648418
I user the ycombinator link, but it still says 0 credits, what gives?
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Comment #45631497
> Building nôn pipelines Never heard of "nôn pipelines" - is that like a new thing?
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Comment #45517382
> She gets credit for being complicit in a violent overthrow of the Democratic government of the united States. Care to elaborate what is this in reference to? Especially the "viol…
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Comment #45387387
While there is pingora https://blog.cloudflare.com/how-we-built-pingora-the-proxy-t... , I would recommend checking out envoy. Although not rust based, envoy has gained quite the r…
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Comment #44695749
Basic question: Is PF related to ebpf by any chance?
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Comment #44113132
I have seen Nextdoor also do the same and I had alway wondered. I believe it uses the same mechanism. Quite interesting.
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Comment #44111192
I use ngrok for exactly this type of functionality. Can someone clarify why would anyone need malai over ngrok?
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Comment #43521892
So, Finland gave fluoride a shot in a few cities back in the '60s through the '90s, but they didn’t see much point to it and dropped it. Now, some spots there are even filtering it…
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Comment #43429280
Honestly, while this is a great update and all, other AI platforms have had web search functionality for quite some time now. Any explanation for this delay? I wonder if Claude’s A…
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Comment #43359171
Aryabhāta, an exceptional Indian mathematician born in 476 CE, left a lasting mark on mathematics and astronomy. At the age of 23, in 499 CE, he calculated pi to be approximately 3…
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Comment #43264884
Didn't parents care for their children before? So then why do you think California - arguably the most liberal state - is also implementing a return to work mandate?
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Comment #43254394
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Comment #43227602
How timely!! I was looking for something similar to convert some of my portrait images. I'm trying it right now and I'll let you know how it goes soon. Thank you
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Comment #43222616
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Comment #43181389
I can't disagree with that too much, although I have a very special place in my heart for the Intellij's of the world.
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Comment #43159639
I recall when I used to work for Pupper Labs - then PuppetDB jumping to Clojure in 2012 was a gutsy call that totally paid off and put the language on the map. Puppet was a Ruby sh…
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Comment #43159565
So, Microsoft’s move to ditch leases for “a couple hundred megawatts” of data center capacity, as noted in TFA, is a pretty intriguing shift—and it’s not just a random cutback. Per…
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Comment #43159501
As a longtime Vim user, I’ve got to say, the "completion-preview-mode" caught my eye. It’s pretty cool how Emacs is tossing in this slick, built-in predictive typing thing—kinda li…
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Comment #43155872
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Comment #43150713
Reminded me of a few similar articles I have read that reveal how divers’ real-world needs drive equipment evolution, transforming a basic human function into a catalyst for safer,…