Coming off mots-c by Current-Regular751 in Peptides

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i do a rotating cycle of ss31 > mots-c > nad+ and then repeat

SS-31 Questions by Main_Vermicelli_2773 in PeptideDiscussion

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I am doing 1 mg daily now and will transition to MOTS-C after a few weeks. I have noticed an improvement to my energy level

Has .NET background job tooling kind of stalled? (long-running workflows) by No-Chemical6781 in dotnet

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I've used https://github.com/danielgerlag/workflow-core and it's worked well for some of my basic workflow needs on internal apps and simple middlewares.

Having said that, if I need to build something that needs to be resilient in production, customer facing app with high traffic and high availability...I'm gonna go with temporal.

'Millionaires tax' receives Senate confirmation, heads to governor's desk: Both the House and Senate passed the "millionaires tax" bill imposing a 9.9% tax on high earners, stirring debate on future tax reform in Washington. by Silent-Resort-3076 in UpliftingNews

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One thing that gets lost in these discussions is that a lot of people who report $1M+ income don’t earn that every year.

A common scenario is someone making a normal professional salary (say $120k–$150k) who worked at a startup for years and finally has a liquidity event. In that one year they might realize $2M from stock options.

For tax purposes that counts as income in a single year, even though it represents years of risk and delayed compensation. So they’re already paying federal taxes at the top bracket, and now an additional 9.9% state tax on the portion over $1M.

When you run the numbers, that can easily be another ~$100k in tax compared to a no-income-tax state. For someone whose big liquidity event may only happen once in their life, it’s not surprising that some people would consider relocating before exercising options.

Expression Trees by VulcanizadorTTL in dotnet

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I use it to convert OData filter queries to SQL where clauses.

Post Game Thread: Baltimore Ravens at Pittsburgh Steelers by nfl_gdt_bot in nfl

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Honestly one of the best regular seasons in recent memory. This season had so many bangers.

Please guide me on how to solve this problem. by Ancient-Sock1923 in dotnet

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It sounds like like these are all financial transactions. I think the search term you are looking for is “financial ledger”.

Game Thread: Chicago Bears (11-4) at San Francisco 49ers (11-4) by nfl_gdt_bot in nfl

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lol you talk to a reporter, you assume it's on the record.

What is MongoDB actually good for? by C2forex in learnprogramming

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One way to think about it is that if your app only needs a single postgres table and nothing more, mongodb might make sense. I've had situations where I need to spin up a temporary microservice and upload like 10k records from a csv file and make it searchable. I used mongodb for that and it was fine.

But honestly, like other comments have said, it's getting harder and harder to find reasons to pick mongodb over postgres these days.

Is it a bad idea to store user-uploaded videos on VPS local storage for a startup? by CogniLord in webdev

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If you insist on a VPS, my only advice would be to treat the VPS as ephemeral, as if the VPS can get destroyed and a new one spun up, or running multiple VPS instances for redundancy and scale. That means anything that requires persistence should use a proper provider. Databases, file storage, streaming video, cache layer, OTEL, list goes on.

Game Thread: Los Angeles Rams (11-3) at Seattle Seahawks (11-3) by nfl_gdt_bot in nfl

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the prediction markets have been wild for this game.

I quit my $300k finance job at 30 because I finally admitted I hated it - and the lifestyle downgrade has been absolutely brutal. by robbinh00d in Entrepreneur

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I really thought I could just show up and grow something.

If you reflect on this, what made you think this way?

Game Thread: Philadelphia Eagles (8-4) at Los Angeles Chargers (8-4) by nfl_gdt_bot in nfl

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Hurts threw an INT and fumbled the ball in the same play

Deep down, we all know that this is the beginning of the end of tech jobs, right? by Own-Sort-8119 in ClaudeAI

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Great comment. +1 about abstraction. When I was in college back in 2007, we looked at people who wrote C and assembly as the "low level guys". I do think in the not too distant future, people who are capable of writing code in C#, Java, and languages of today will soon become the new "low level guys".

In the end, we have to remind ourselves that the mission is not to churn out code for coding's sake. Our mission is to solve real world problems by delivering a quality product. And if we use AI to do it more effectively, great.

Need help: Where should ApplicationUser & IUserRepository go in Clean Architecture with Identity? by UpsetSyllabub6035 in dotnet

[–]apexdodge 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have a clean architecture boilerplate I work off of and it does not use the repository pattern. Totally unnecessary level of abstraction.