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by 2468ben 8y ago
This isn't the pay gap "at Uber", no info on corporate pay here. More like this: "Gender Pay Gap for Uber Drivers Not Caused by Gender Discrimination."
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by 2468ben 10y ago
I did some heavy research in various forms of machine learning and AI in grad school 10 years ago, and the more experiments and tools I created, the more I saw this "digital nuclear arms race" and didn't want to be part of it
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A Zen (but Still Frustrated) Description of Modern Web Development(medium.com)
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by 2468ben 12y ago
About a year ago I wrote an extension for finding & replacing whatever spelling/grammar people wanted to change on the WWW: http://www.ityms.com/ . It's a poor man's version of the Github PR for typos.
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by 2468ben 14y ago
I get the same red "hotspot" from moving my mouse around, or scrolling with my cursor in one place. Is there a way to tell the difference with this?
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by 2468ben 14y ago
Almost $4,000,000 a year on "sidewalk falls". Does anyone know what % on average an injury lawyer makes from those settlements?
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by 2468ben 14y ago
Can someone just write a script that crawls this page for updates, then sends the users an email telling them what they did?
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by 2468ben 14y ago
Those features are the madness of standards enforced under penalty of law. CSS is a recommendation, and the only penalty is a competitive disadvantage. Back when the Internet was a graphically simpler place with a browser monopoly, there wa
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by 2468ben 14y ago
(I don't think they're good reasons, just reasons) 1. Unlike print layout, the dimensions of a webpage can change, and so we slowly invented an evolving layout framework for something without fixed dimensions. I've done typesetting since it
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by 2468ben 14y ago
Exactly. "We're now beginning our descent, which..." (scroll scroll scroll) "...was 20,000 feet before now"
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by 2468ben 14y ago
Please Both. You need to be able to see real-time and long-term. All Dashboards should show goals you set or something that's unusual compared to your past data. THAT is the reason why everyone's confused by most dashboards - they're visual
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by 2468ben 14y ago
I made a tutorial in grad school for people who give (mostly technical) presentations: http://www.rustyandfriends.com/powertothepoint
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by 2468ben 14y ago
It owns French Guiana, so that's why that part of South America's highlighted. Also some of the country names are based on what the country actually calls itself, which is why Spain (Espana) shows up in the E section. Why the alphabetical n
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by 2468ben 14y ago
I've been researching and trying to plan out how this will all happen for about 5 years now, and it's amazing how far away we still are in many senses. Ponoko is a huge step forward, but I would love to work on making the "Napster of Forks"