mustyoshi

You should become familiar with Git and at least one of the hosted options github/gitlab. You should become familiar with docker and docker compose, potentially kubernetes as well.

Also wouldn't hurt to know at least something about a major cloud provider like AWS/GCP/Azure.

At a minimum I would want git and docker experience, but really (since my company is cloud based), I would pass on anybody without AWS experience unless their resume was THAT impressive.

I'm able to view previous sprints for a board by going to the reports tab on the left sidebar.

Or more credit card companies could offer virtual cards, that way you can even tell which service leaked your card.

Capital One offers them for free.

Due to usage fluctuations it's not quite that simple

How does making salary public and not asking about applicants pay history work? If you tell them your title and employer, can't they just look up what you probably got paid?

Either way the lawmaker is at fault for adding it.

A lawmaker isn't legally required to include your provision just because you donated to them.

What were the counterpoints?

Even before the covid bubble the expected return was more like 8-10% per year. 22 years of 1500 a month at 8% is over 1M

You're still stealing from someone, but it's harder for them to catch you.

What kind of meaningful job produces enough value to justify making 7x what the median US worker makes?

Isn't --depth=1 all you need to avoid downloading every binary?

Most businesses accept crypto through a payment processor. It shouldn't be much different than accepting credit cards or apple/google pay.

I believe Bitpay and Square are some of the largest.

Edit: what I mean is the customer can pay in whatever, and you get the USD equivalent.

Have you (are you even able to) reported these issues to VW to improve their models?

As somebody who used to breach them for rewards. I concur with your reasoning, but I imagine their security is much better than it was half a decade ago.

Don't higher density displays take more power? Can we actually start making laptop displays that cap out at 1080 or 1440p?

Sort of. All things being equal, lower difficulty means more profitable. But the difficulty is updated every 2 weeks (1440 blocks) to try and stay at 10 mins between blocks, so any profitability bump will only last for up to 4 weeks (the first retarget may not be fully enough if the hashrate drop occurs in the middle)

Why should the public be given access to that information? Google should be under no obligation to provide any of that unless we "nationalize" the idea of search engines and declare them a human right. Until then, it's a voluntary service to be consumed.

It would cause prices to go up because in order to sell it has to he up to code, meaning renovations. It would likely cause consolidation of ownership, something like 70% of all apartments in my area are owned by the same company. And since they have consistent rules... It can be hard for certain people (those with criminal records) to find affordable housing.

”60% monthly salary on a mortgage"

I think everyone would agree that that is not financial freedom, but it's commonly accepted and taught that your rent/mortgage shouldn't be more than 30% of your take home.

Do you live alone?

I can't imagine doing weekly shopping for a family without a car (we buy from both a grocery store, and a wholesale warehouse store)

How do you tell hand injected vs machine injected bubbles apart?

The key here is that mining pays enough to offset electricity used for mining.

SETI@home doesn't pay.

Wouldn't the price go up even more as people try to get rid of their USDT by buying stuff with it?

"You can also check if someone has searched for you. If you search for anyone, they can see that you did"

This is why it's not as bad as you think.

Even if nobody is going to the office, it isn't free.

Is it more or less concerning than when humans do the same?

Autonomous driving is still a relatively young beast. I don't have specific numbers infront of me, but I imagine mile for mile, autonomous vehicles are still safer than humans.