greenleafjacob

While I don't disagree with much of what you said, your characterization of schedule 1 generally is factually incorrect. There is still testing of schedule 1 substances; as of 2017 there were more than 590 researchers registered to study schedule 1 substances. Both THC and CBD have been approved for medicinal uses (Marinol and Epidiolex respectively).

On what grounds? It was already conclusively decided in Gonzales vs Raich.

California drivers licenses are not reissued when you update your address [1].

> A new driver license, identification card or registration card is not issued when changing your address.

[1] https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/dmv/detail/online/coa/welcome

Photo ID is not used for authenticating that the person lives at the address. That's why voting registration or driver's license requires proof of residency [1]:

> A few examples of acceptable documents to prove California residency are:

> Rental or lease agreement with the signature of the owner/landlord and the tenant/resident

> Deed or title to residential real property

> Mortgage bill

> Home utility bills (including cellular phone)

> Medical documents

> Employee documents

[1] https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/dmv/detail/pubs/newsrel/newsre...

* Heroku

* Rails

* HostedGraphite

* git.sr.ht

* PostgreSQL

* Redis

* Sidekiq

San Francisco has an "epidemic" of car break-ins. [1]

https://www.sfchronicle.com/crime/article/The-Scanner-San-Fr...

> That design was heavily based off of number theoretical knowledge I had to dust off

The fact you had to "dust it off" implies that it was not top of mind, which is precisely the argument people have been making; that it's not top of mind, and need not be because it can be "dust[ed] off", and that investing months in prep just to pass an arbitrary hoop is a waste of time.

> if this int or uint under or overflows, throw an exception

Overflow flags are supported on some architectures, so it would really just be a matter of checking that flag.

When setting up TOTP you can copy the private key (basically the QR code) to a secure storage so you can restore it if your device gets lost or stolen.

Wouldn't anycast be a solution? Then the CDN can provide the same IP to all users, but the network layer ensures that the IP is one close to the user.

Will do, this project has started using resin\b\b balena a lot in the past few months so I will definitely reach out to the Balena team.

San Francisco

2013 - $82,000 - Software Engineer, Startup

2014 - $117,000 - Software Engineer, Startup

2015 - $144,000 - Software Engineer, Startup

2016 - $153,000 - Software Engineer, Bigco

2017 - $176,000 - Senior Software Engineer, Bigco

2018 - $187,000 - Senior Software Engineer, Bigco

Resin (now Balena Cloud) is good but relatively bare bones at the moment. Issues we ran into:

- PagerDuty integration of device up/down (had to build our own similar to [1])

- Pinning specific devices to not latest version (not possible)

- Pinning specific devices to branch (not possible)

- Incremental / gradual / staged deployments (supposedly API has support for this but missing from standard tooling)

- Semantic versioning of releases (not possible, it only accepts and shows git SHA256)

- SSH access is technically possible (we reverse engineered their CLI tool which connects to their SSH reverse proxy) but it would be nicer if the resin ssh command provided a way to run remote commands non-interactively (e.g. to scrape load average, etc.).

- No prebuilt instrumentation like load average, memory usage, etc.

[1] https://github.com/hobochild/resin-pager

PwC estimates that it costs $1.5 million per year. https://www.strategyand.pwc.com/media/file/Strategyand_Consi...

Time not spent going out and buying food is more time I can spend with my friends, family and hobbies. If you spend 30 minutes per day on logistics of going out, buying, traveling, and coming back, then that's a full week per year.

Height limits

Can you share the document?

You mean privatize profits and socialize losses.

Superhuman https://superhuman.com/

The language of 301.3(a) is "a publicly held domestic or foreign corporation". I'm not sure if it's intended to be read as "publicly held AND (domestic OR foreign)" but it seems like that is how it should be read in light of 2115.5(b). In that case, how many public corporations have one board member?

91% of employees who have blind installed. Selection bias.

Since iOS 9 it continuously backs up to iCloud by default [1] so it's not true that it doesn't help someone who never set up iCloud.

As an iPhone and Macbook user I agree with you that repairability is an issue. To be honest it is something I am taking seriously in my next laptop purchase and might be the issue that tips me back over to PC/Android. I definitely will not be "upgrading" to the new touchbar, keyboard and trackpad.

[1] https://medium.com/@nweaver/the-in-security-of-icloud-backup...

The spike in price also caused a spike in popularity...

With 3 people you can have a "follow the sun" rotation during business hours which takes care of the entire week, and I don't think you would need 7 more people for the weekend.

It's a logical fallacy, but it can be a pragmatic decision to delegate reasoning, especially where the claim is expensive to evaluate (e.g. science because of time for prerequisite knowledge and training) or the consequence of being wrong is low.

Uber drivers get kicked off Uber if they do it too often. They might have the same incentives but the platform at least helps prevent it.

I’m not sure how it’s relevant. If you have the infrastructure to send 1000 concurrent users you can probably send 1M concurrent users. We only test small integer multiples of our peak traffic, and if your absolute number of servers to service that is in the millions then it would make absolute sense to be routinely running that capacity test. If that means “scale up 1M+ servers” then that is what you have to do, otherwise how can you be sure?

At Uber we invested in synthetic load tools that create fake riders and drivers, match them, etc and test our entire dispatch system end to end to arbitrary amounts of online driver and riders. I don’t see why they couldn’t do the same with carts, adding products to carts, etc

This is not right from an infra POV. You are just moving the problem (by team) but it doesn’t go away. Then you end up with duplication.

What about .internal? https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-wkumari-dnsop-internal-00