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I think the reason why Uber and Lyft drivers won't unionize is because there's little incentive for them do do so. Not that many drivers actually drive full-time for a living. A lot of them are just temps. They do some driving on
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Unions are the free market.
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I wasn't aware Cortana was ever a human name. I find "Jason" hilarious because I have multiple coworkers with that name... I wonder how often they turn their heads whenever someone talks about JSON. Fortunately, where I live,
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I've usually heard Tyler as the boy's name that goes hand in hand with Caitlin.
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> whereas people seeking girl names are relatively out of luck: you've got Mary, other Mary, um... Delilah (if you're okay with the whole "treachery" thing)... strangely Eve has never seen the same enduring popularity
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It's interesting that "Betty" is on the list. I'd always thought it was a nickname for Elizabeth, not a standalone name in its own right.
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Funny thing is, I actually got to pick my name as an adult (I'm transgender). I made sure that my new first and middle names were both common for my birth year. Both names were in the top 20, and my middle name was actually #2. I actua
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You don't have a right to subject your children to homelessness just because you felt like taking a stance based on feelings.
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Many style guides for CamelCase recommend not writing acronyms in all caps past a certain length. It's possible that Microsoft's style guide at the time set three characters as the limit.
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There is an unfortunate tendency for people on HN to think that HN is a representative sample of the population. They assume that the whole world cares about the same things HNers cares about, shares the same hobbies, has the same interest
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I think this is 2018's version of "you can already build such a system yourself quite trivially by getting an FTP account, mounting it locally with curlftpfs, and then using SVN or CVS on the mounted filesystem." [0] [0] htt
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Chicken Caesar salad is wildly popular in the US, and it's probably far more popular than original-style Caesar salad. I'd even go as far as to say that Caesar salad has become something like pizza, where the assumption is that o
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And this is why you should have good IT security policies from the start. If your database leaks, you done fucked up.
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TBH, I love ranch but never eat it on salad. I like using ranch as a dip for nachos. It goes especially well with the chips that the toppings somehow miss, and it still goes pretty well with the chips that are loaded with toppings. I'v
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Then require the purchaser to provide high-resolution scans of identity documents (both sides, and all pages for multi-page documents) with nothing blocked out at the time of purchase . If the scans don't match your physical documents
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Another option would be to make tickets nontransferrable and make venues require photo ID before accepting anyone's tickets.
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That's not what "white flight" refers to. While the 1940s-1950s move to the suburbs consisted almost entirely of white people due to systematic racial discrimination preventing POC from moving, that is not "white flight&
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People make noise. People shouting in the streets, nearby festivals, etc. I don't like people, and there's no such thing as a dense city that doesn't suck for me.
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I agree wholeheartedly with you; like you I'm a proud suburbanite who can't tolerate cities, noise, and people, and to that I'll add one thing... > Amazingly, non white people feel this way too... On this note, almost the
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I agree with you, but the name of the bill could provide Amazon with a legal case to try and get the law struck down as a bill of attainder. The bill has good intentions, but Sanders shot himself in the foot with the execution. Of course, t
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Amazon's treatment of sick people is horrifying: https://sites.google.com/site/thefaceofamazon/home/harassing... I have an online friend who used to work for an Amazon fulfillment center. I say "use
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Sadly, the article glosses over what a mess RSS 2.0 was. There were actually three different, slightly incompatible releases of 2.0. It's not really relevant anymore because so many years have passed, but it used to be that in order to
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It's a joke. The books are called The Berenstain Bears . Because surnames ending in -stain are extremely rare and surnames ending in -stein are fairly common, a lot of people misremember them as The Berenstein Bears . This has spawne
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2019 Lexus ES is first mass-produced car to replace side mirrors with cameras
(autoblog.com)
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"Have to" is an awfully loaded phrase. If they don't, who's going to enforce it? "Enforce this, or we'll kick you out." "Well, we are leaving anyway, so uh, fuckity-bye."
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> You know, good design principles weren't invented in 2006. There was plenty of good design in the 90s in other industries (publishing, newspapers, magazines, advertising, academia, ...), but apparently fucking nothing of that filt
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Ditto, but with Power Rangers. I think I was 13.
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For what it's worth, I would enthusiastically agree with all three of those statements, and I have no desire to ever work at a startup. I did once, years ago, and I hated it. Never again. I'd prefer to work for the most enterprise
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I used to take the bus, before I discovered Lyft. The buses were a nightmare, and as soon as I started using Lyft, I stopped taking PT and never looked back. I had many, many reasons for this. The people on the buses were horrible. People b
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> Eventually, I started weeding out people who fell below the level of a real-life friend, because I didn't want to share family photos with them. Facebook became a place to share kids' photos and see kids' photos from fri
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