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by 010a 10y ago
They could have disabled all pickups at JFK in true solidarity. I don't think disabling surge pricing is a show of solidarity. With Taxis striking, surge pricing would have skyrocketed. This feels more like Uber just wants to preempt a
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by 010a 10y ago
No other President except Clinton.
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by 010a 10y ago
Wait. Did you just tell him to "read the rules" because he keeps telling other people to "read the article"? Why not try obeying the rules yourself, for once.
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by 010a 10y ago
Both parties have had a _significant_ hand in it, dating back to GHWB and Clinton. Don't you forgot that either, lest we remember Obama as anything other than a President who liked droning brown people.
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by 010a 10y ago
> Guys, Donald Trump might be President. We need to speak out in our support for Clinton. Donald Trump becomes our democratically elected President. > Guys, _now_ is the time to take a stand against Donald Trump. No, the time was 6 mo
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by 010a 10y ago
> How Uber and Airbnb Won The game never ends. No one wins. They can only be "winning".
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by 010a 10y ago
I wouldn't go that far. Docker very specifically relies on Linux containerization technology, and this will likely never change. Docker for Windows or OSX only work because they have a small Linux VM running 24/7 on your machine,
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by 010a 10y ago
Most of the time, that rebuild is as simple as "just push a new version"; if the base image is something like Ubuntu 16.04, it will get the update automatically with the next clean build. We already trust the maintainer to write g
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by 010a 10y ago
Less likely, no. Easier to fix, yes. There is only one thing that can break: Docker. And Docker is developed by a company who's job it is to fix their software. With homebrew, we rely on each package maintainer to fix their software, a
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by 010a 10y ago
Honestly, that's so much easier and faster than dealing with native dependencies sometimes.
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by 010a 10y ago
I have to disagree. Completely. First: Your theory isn't new. It's been discussed to death here and elsewhere. Second: There's no evidence that content creators are actually leaving the Mac. It's easy to look at the new
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by 010a 10y ago
I'm not as confident about this. In my experience, there are many "legacy" businesses who have adopted something as simple as Azure Active Directory, migrating off of their on-prem solution. Office 365 was, really, Microsoft&
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by 010a 10y ago
What a strange find.
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by 010a 10y ago
Its a pretty huge deal if you store passwords for websites that you don't want other people to know you even have an account for. Like, say, a dissident in a politically oppressed country having an account for the US immigrations websi
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by 010a 10y ago
Installation was surprisingly easy. And performance was surprisingly good. `find /Applications` results in... - Unrecoverably crashing Hyper - 1:28 iTerm2 - 0:32 Terminal - 0:20 Alacritty Very impressive stuff. I'll be keeping an
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by 010a 10y ago
I would argue that implementing it, especially in situations where you need to create a new reducer, requires a huge amount of boilerplate for something that feels like it shouldn't. Considering 75% of what you use redux for is getting
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by 010a 10y ago
Consumer 4K is definitely 3840x2160. Its likely 10K is the same situation; there are multiple resolutions that fall under that banner, but the consumer version will be 1.77 aspect ratio.
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by 010a 10y ago
I'll be very blunt: In situations like this, they are far far closer to the code than an armchair observer like you. I trust their engineers far more than I respect your pithy complaints.
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by 010a 10y ago
This is only tangentially related to what you say, but I do like reminding people of this when we talk about laptop batteries. FAA regulations state that single batteries larger than 100Wh cannot be brought on commercial flights. This guide
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by 010a 10y ago
While that's a funny definition of the word, technically speaking the word "countless" does mean "too many to count".
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by 010a 10y ago
I'm curious if this situation would be different if the Echo was owned by the victim, and the murder happened at the victim's house.
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by 010a 10y ago
There wouldn't have been any auxiliary advantages to switching to full TB2. TB2/mDP can't carry power. It was physically a much larger port, which means they couldn't scale down the size of the machine. And, ultimately,
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by 010a 10y ago
That's because you don't need an adapter to use DisplayPort with TB3 (on the MBP). Just purchase the correct [1] cable; the MBP implements DP as an alternate mode. [1] https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0
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by 010a 10y ago
Some animals are just really really dumb.
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by 010a 10y ago
> The nullification of a member state's unfair tax law seems fine Given the climate around Brexit and the fact that Ireland is fighting back on this ruling with Apple, it is astounding to me that you think this is "fine".
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by 010a 10y ago
It is a statement block. You need to say f => ({ pizza }) to get an object literal. This isn't that hard to understand.
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by 010a 10y ago
I'm not sure I feel comfortable talking about morality when banks are involved.
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by 010a 10y ago
You better get to believing, because it is right within the realm of reality. Chrome is _terrible_.
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by 010a 10y ago
I think the better way of phrasing this is that the growth of data vastly outpaces our ability to implement advancements in speed technologies.
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by 010a 10y ago
Moving your community to another platform which has a better history of respecting their users isn't metaphorically similar to burning your house down. Its more like immigrating to Canada because Trump won.

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