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renerthr··on Nubank Files F-1
Previous post:

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29066463

renerthr··on Microsoft passes Apple to become the most valuable company
Interested in those 1,2 references. Thanks.
renerthr··on Sony to join TSMC on new $7B chip plant in Japan
Article in the original language:

[0]: https://www.nikkei.com/article/DGXZQOUC10E680Q1A910C2000000/

renerthr··on Apple explicitly asks employees to merge their personal and work accounts
How often is 'continually'? Is there any way to estimate how many times per year is each major company sued?
renerthr··on Apple explicitly asks employees to merge their personal and work accounts
I'm curious about this. It's 'not allowed' explicitly by the judge? Can the employee be charged with 'evidence tampering' even if the judge didn't issue any order that explicitly prohibits the employee from deleting their files?
renerthr··on Apple explicitly asks employees to merge their personal and work accounts
Why is it natural? Do hosts usually have a suffix? Why?
renerthr··on Apple explicitly asks employees to merge their personal and work accounts
Thank you. Why is it that all examples in this thread use `.com` somewhere in the middle of the string used for the `host` field?
renerthr··on Apple explicitly asks employees to merge their personal and work accounts
Thank you. The `host` field always has to have the format `word.word`? Or it can be just `word` without any dot in the middle?
renerthr··on Apple explicitly asks employees to merge their personal and work accounts
> they are required to keep copies of every email sent by employees

Required by who? (Sorry, I'm not so knowledegable about these things)

renerthr··on Apple explicitly asks employees to merge their personal and work accounts
> their lawyers get a certain kind of access to Apple's corporate data

Whose lawyers? The plantiff's? Or the defendant (Apple)'s?

renerthr··on Apple explicitly asks employees to merge their personal and work accounts
> Most big companies have a department in compliance or counsel that reads your mail

They read the email of your personal email account if you use it in the company-owned phone? Or they read the email of your company email account?

In other words, when you say 'This. +100', what do you mean by 'This'? The parent comment raised many points and I'm confused as to which one you're referring to.

Edit: To be clear, it's my fault because I'm new to these things and I don't understand them well.

renerthr··on Apple explicitly asks employees to merge their personal and work accounts
Newbie here. Where should I type `github-personal` ?
renerthr··on Apple explicitly asks employees to merge their personal and work accounts
I checked the parent tweet but still don't understand what you mean. Could you please elaborate?
renerthr··on Developer friend not contributing to side project
What are your thoughts on the Collison brothers and Stripe?
renerthr··on French patrons can face up to 6 months in prison for lacking Covid pass
Isn't this like the debate between paper voting and electronic voting? Wouldn't there be many security risks involved with smartphone passes?
renerthr··on SpaceX launching satellite to display billboard ads in space
Thanks for mentioning it. What the top comment said probably would apply more to skywriting.
renerthr··on About 90% of Animators Quit Their Jobs Within 3 Years
What about SQL makes your eyes bleed?
renerthr··on Early Retirement (2006)
Newbie here. What is a consultant? What are the education or job experience reqs to be able to properly call yourself a consultant?
renerthr··on Google Co-Founder Larry Page Allowed into New Zealand Despite Closed Border
As the other commenter said, 'The rich will just go to whatever country happens to have the best person to treat the thing they need treating'.

Now, out of all developed countries, why did you mention Japan? IIRC, Japan produces little medical research compared to the UK or even Germany.

renerthr··on Mexico's Supreme Court has decriminalised the private use of cannabis by adults
That 2018 ruling from the SCJN (Mexico's Supreme Court) was about individual cases. It looks like the day counter for Congreso de la Union (Mexico's Congress) to legislate on the issue started on February 2019 [0].

[0]: https://www.eleconomista.com.mx/politica/Reformas-para-uso-l...

renerthr··on Swift for TensorFlow Shuts Down
> but it all composes in Julia.

You mean that, in Julia, we the users have to "compose" our own implementations of models (e.g. log probabilities), as opposed to using the already-made ones in Python?

renerthr··on Short fat engineers are undervalued
I think it goes more the other way around. Successful people prefer to look attractive, so they take the necessary steps to achieve that. Elon M would be an example, I guess.

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7378972

renerthr··on Leaving Mozilla
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renerthr··on Leaving Mozilla
How could you tell they were immigrants?
renerthr··on Dyson air purifier outperformed by cheap DIY box fan filter in Marketplace test
1. I concluded that's what you did, but found it a bit annoying. 100x15/16=93.75 . I find it unnecessarily confusing (as the parent commenter probably did) to round it to 93, when the correct rounding is 94.

2. The article says "15x more", so the right math would be 100x16/17=94.12 .

renerthr··on Dyson air purifier outperformed by cheap DIY box fan filter in Marketplace test
The Japanese version of that Wikipedia article has the Japanese phrase for "Urban legend" in the title, unlike the English version. The literal translation of that title would be "Urban legend of electric fan".
renerthr··on 20% of requests for Wikimedia Commons are for one image of a flower
What's an embargo period?
renerthr··on 20% of requests for Wikimedia Commons are for one image of a flower
Is deeplinking the same as hotlinking?
renerthr··on Beej's Guide to Network Programming (1994-2020)
That's great information, thank you!
renerthr··on Beej's Guide to Network Programming (1994-2020)
I only found this: https://man7.org/tlpi/

Is there any free or low-cost version?

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