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7y ago
The last thing I am is a FB apologist, but your statement belies a lack of understanding of how large tech organizations work. The development process at a company the size of FB is so fragmented that the number of people who actually have
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They tell us that we lost our tails Evolving up from little snails I say it's all just wind in sails Are we not men? We are Devo Are we not men? D-E-V-O
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7y ago
Why do I get the feeling this will be used by developers to say they tested Edge when they really didn't?
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Facebook's brand is tainted enough now that smart engineers don't want any of the bleedover into their personal brand that would come from working there. How many engineers, in hiring positions, do you know that have a positive
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This can go for just about any social problem. "We have to do something about X !" "Here's what sacrifices you can make to help..." "Oh, I meant we need to help, not me ."
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The problem isn't the $7.25 specifically, it's what he was expecting them to do for that rate. Why would anyone deal with a minimum wage job being, I'm assuming, a call center operator when a) you can get paid the same to do
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What ever happened to using a portfolio and references? If a candidate is 10+ years in the business and they don't have a long list of products built and people who can verify the quality of those products, then what information is a f
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> Fox tends to be less objective than WP and NYT I get where you're coming from, but if you're not a card-carrying progressive then this statement feels egregiously false. The Washington Post was at the forefront of the Covingt
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That would explain CNN being at the top, but wouldn't explain why NYT and WP outrank Fox in the audit, by a 2 to 1 ratio, when Fox outranks them on Alexa.
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Then why does Fox News outrank The New York Times and The Washington Post on Alexa, but both are represented at a ratio of 2 to 1 to FN in the audit?
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7y ago
How can this be true if their top source, by a ratio of almost 2 to 1, is the cable news network with the lowest viewership? CNN doesn't even have a show that cracks the top 25 cable news shows [0]. [0] https://www.adweek.c
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They're smart enough to do essentially the same thing, but in a "soft" manner: overwhelm the area with Han Chinese and make it as difficult as possible for the local population to thrive, turning the once majority ethnic grou
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So, what you're saying is that if in 2010 a TV show put the same thing on screen but had Obama instead of Trump, that everyone would think it was ok?
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No, it was three very specific words in order that, if you typed them here, would result in you being investigated.
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> I couldn't find any mainstream, usually Republican leaning economists, magazines, or newspapers that said it was a good idea. That's because tariffs aren't a traditionally right wing, "free market" position. Th
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It's even worse. The previous controversy this show caused was actual calls to violence, including a very overtly "coded" message to assassinate Trump. So, CBS will let that run, but will censor anything that offends the comm
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> I would expect a new hire to be familiar with it, or need time to become familiar with it Which equals more overhead than is necessary. Elegance over accessibility is always more expensive, no matter the product. In my experience, folk
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Neither does JS, but there are ways to accomplish the same thing[0]. [0] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14426366/what-is-an-idio...
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If you're running through that many conditionals, it may be clearer to work them into a state enum that you can use with a switch.
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> Does it work like that in any other industry? Yes, it does. Imagine you were a new underwriter at an insurance company and your predecessor used the shorthand nomenclature for every detail on the accounts you're taking over, and f
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I think the net-negative claim can be said for all real-time social media, including the site we're communicating on right now. Healthy communication with other humans requires empathy and careful consideration of how your words affect
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If someone came to the police and said, "so and so murdered someone", and there's no body to be found, would the police not demand as much evidence as is available? Would they charge someone with murder just based on an accus
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It is your responsibility to protect your 4A rights. This is why you never let the police in your house without a warrant. Inviting them in allows them to search and charge you based on anything they find. Step outside and talk to them if t
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There's a huge difference between incarcerating someone and getting a warrant for their phone records. Your analogy is made less relevant by the fact that if a woman is murdered they very likely would get a warrant for her partner&#x
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I don't know why you're being downvoted. Once China switched to a market economy they became communist in name only. A totalitarian regime that asserts its dominance over private, market based industry is the textbook definition o
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It's only amazing, even in startup terms, if you're Han and toe the line. Imagine being a Uighur trying to make in in Shanghai.
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Imagine this article being written in the 1930s and you know exactly the city they'd be writing about. You should be equally disgusted by the assertion that this totalitarian regime's city is the "city of the future".
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I find your analysis to be wholly naive. Social media is a technology model purposely built to be addictive, and built to reward balkanization. The human proclivity for tribalism, resulting in witch hunts, is wholly exacerbated and magnifie
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> “To say that they don’t have any evidence of any wrongdoing is not to say that nothing untoward happened,” Raskin said. “It’s simply to say that we don’t have the evidence of it.” What kind of "show me the man and I'll show y
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One suggestion: if you want the federated crowd to jump on board, then choose another font provider than Google, which uses their font links for tracking.
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