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Congrats. What an awesome accomplishment as a single mother.

Inspiring.

The article is on keeping a job. The "Make Your Boss Afraid" section of the article reminds me of the book "Linchpin" by Seth Godin.

Excellent article - it kept my interest to the end. I bookmarked and google several references in the article.

Now I need to see an article on modern API development methods, including trusted frameworks.

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So boring content that everyone says they like, but never consume, with constant requests for donations.

So what would be the purpose? Current trusted platforms are ignored and news outlets that report on ignorant humans with wacko theories defying reality are thriving. One or more additional trusted platform will not make a difference.

$3 Million vs cost to repair/rebuild casino with a five story crater - which was the better choice economically?

They would've caught the guy eventually, so they may have been able to recover some of the ransom.

I would of liked to see series X funding ranges and period ranges along with the charts to make more sense of the org charts.

If these UFO's are travelling at super speeds and making sudden direction changes, why do we never see any effects on the atmosphere surrounding the object?

Nice. Thanks for this. I really appreciate being enlightened on this topic.

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The lead VC and others are US based, or have operations in the US.

Were they able to segment investments, so that only non-US investor money flowed into the sale? Does having US-based VC organizations participate create a nexus for the SEC to have authority?

It will be interesting to follow the legalities of this, so perhaps others can model the sale and use to successfully float new tokens without scrutiny by the SEC.

Or does the "Duck Rule" not apply to this sale? What say you Gary Gensler?

I run into this a bit - it can be a problem or not depending. I use a Linux laptop for development, and even have a Windows XP virtualbox for a workflow program that I can't get to run on newer Windows OSs - it's needed for legacy apps.

Using Windows 7 on a PC I can only use a version 3 series version of GnuCash, not the latest version 4 release, which is available to Windows 10, but my Linux distro (OpenSuse) only has the version 3 series of GnuCash. So I can gpg the GnuCash xml file and share the accounting file across my machines using github.

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Good thing I'm using Windows 7 Pro.

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I said "screw it" after my Oracle Cloud "always free" account was terminated with no recourse, a few days after having activity on the database building an application prototype, well under the resource limits. I'm now running a libvirt VM on my laptop to develop the prototype.

Others have complained about Oracle Cloud's draconian practices. Doesn't sound like a company that wants to build a cloud business.

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I could make any adjustment I want to posted GL transactions using SQL and knowledge of the chart of accounts and subledgers. No one would know unless it is a transaction picked for audit. This is true at least for Oracle ERP - there is no database row-level security for posted GL transactions.

So auditors belief that an Oracle ERP system gives them confidence in a company audit is misguided.

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You should view the Cryptocurrency lecture at MIT, which was given by Gary Gensler, who will be the new leader of the SEC. There are references and readings for both sides and good discussions.

Very good overview of cryptocurrencies, even some students have created cryptocurrencies.

They may attempt to fake the art of Kazimir Malevich because of it's value, but he was much more than his art.

His was a movement, a belief, ideas that promoted great works, terminology, a school and even an opera. All of this under a government where such ideas and art were not embraced, or made illegal.

I recall when I saw an exhibit of his work at the Tate Modern, how floored I was by all of this - such greatness and ambition, from an artist I had no knowledge of before.

His legacy cannot be faked, or will time and fakery-for-profit lead those in the future to question even his existence? Hopefully never.

I once tried to find the grave of Kazimir Malevich using the internet, for surely his greatness would be celebrated and marked. I think it is lost and perhaps under residential buildings or near a tree somewhere. Do the people that pay $86 million for his paintings consider this?

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Thanks for sharing this excellent article.

I would love to see this installed above a doorbell.

Blank until someone approaches, then the "Eye" appears with no sound, and follows the persons movement at the door.

Super creepy.

No API information.

This is what I look for first when evaluating CRM software, which gives me an idea of the underlying schema and how to extend or integrate the software.

Most smaller CRM's do not support multiple price books, for example, that can be critical to businesses that have price differences between sales channels and regions.

A typical use case, customer story, for your solution would be helpful.

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You got me. I'm from one of those planets.

A group of us decided to move to earth for the warmer weather. It's also why most of us live in California and Florida.

Tan Mom is our leader.

Good luck with that.

I agree, CUSIP is also a problem for the privateer (meaning all data needs to be free to use). While I have found a way to find a mapping online, I have no idea of the accuracy and have to trust that the unaware provider QA's the data.

Or you can watch old episodes of Kojak for a late 70's perspective.

But a nice undertaking.

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It took me only 10 minutes to cancel a SiriusXM account I had for over 5 years.

The webapp was unusable and Howard Stern is now boring to me.

I went with a Pandora-ish/Spotify-ish service named Slacker Radio, which costs only $2.50/mo pro-rated, has a 320k bit-rate and is commercial free.

SiriusXM may need Pandora to survive in the future. Pandora/SiriusXM can be re-worked to compete with Spotify.

What area of SJC are you talking about?

I go there quite often and would like to see this for myself. Especially the area where no cars are allowed.

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Though I do not dare enter the realm you describe, I applaud your quest for a go-based X11 ecosystem and hope you find considerable help from the go community to at least accelerate your vision/model to a proof-of-concept.

You may get the usual off-handed opinions when golang is involved - "Rust ...", "Yeah but Go doesn't ...", etc.

I do wish you had a timestamp of your article for reference in the future.

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How does it handle Oblique Strategies?

Try living in Sweden, where people have been dealing with sleep and light for a very very long time.

LED lighting is a pussy compared to the Sun

Just because someone gets ill after eating at a restaurant doesn't mean that the restaurant food was the cause. There may be several causes including food the sickee prepared for himself/herself earlier in the day.

What confidence indicators are you presenting to the public so that a report can be flagged as possibly unreliable?

Good point - revenue rules.

By the way, golf and baseball help me take naps.

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I recently started using Twitch for poker streaming channels, but I also like to watch the video game play, since I don't have to go through any learning/skill curve to play any game myself - I can sit and watch play, and be entertained (team battles) or depressed (Assassin's Creed) with what players are doing with their time.

I'm definitely out of the target demographic for Twitch, but I consider it an additional entertainment channel when I'm bored of content in traditional media such as Youtube TV and Netflix.

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