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by busymom0 7y ago
That's not how it actually is. Apple actually rejects those type of template apps. The restaurants use an ad-hoc way of installing the apps. So those apps are only available to the restaurant for example.
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by busymom0 7y ago
> Engineers are supposed to be anti-authoritarians Strongly disagree on this. Exact opposite maybe but I don't want to generalize. Modern authoritarian tactics are pretty much impossible without engineering.
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by busymom0 7y ago
Source from April 25: https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/2-7-million-in-new-yor... > With 271,000-plus confirmed cases, the mortality rate would be as high as 6 percent. With 2.7 million cases, it would be a
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by busymom0 7y ago
Source from April 25: https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/2-7-million-in-new-yor... > With 271,000-plus confirmed cases, the mortality rate would be as high as 6 percent. With 2.7 million cases, it would be a
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by busymom0 7y ago
It’s lower than half percent now. Around 0.2-0.3% and probably going to go even more lower.
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by busymom0 7y ago
dribbble.com to help inspire me for better UI work on my apps I develop.
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by busymom0 7y ago
“As nightfall does not come at once, neither does oppression. In both instances, there is a twilight when everything remains seemingly unchanged. And it is in such twilight that we all must be most aware of change in the air – however sligh
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by busymom0 7y ago
Don't agree with much with Icke but we are on the wrong path.
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by busymom0 7y ago
Shouldn't this be called bad UI and not bad UX? Actually, not even "bad UI". More like "rough design".
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by busymom0 7y ago
Archive incase of paywall: http://archive.is/fU3JZ
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Eye Intelligence dossier: China deliberately suppressed or destroyed evidence(dailytelegraph.com.au)
8 points by busymom0 7y ago|1 comments
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by busymom0 7y ago
Ah thank you!
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by busymom0 7y ago
That's actually what I was wondering whether they have those presence in the countries and UberEats as employees or contractors/third party. I feel like things like background checks can easily be done via third parties.
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by busymom0 7y ago
The title says "5400 employee layoff" but the article doesn't seem to mention that. It only mentions that they expect a big layoff. Am I missing some other news or is this title wrong? > Uber’s 27,000 employees I am curiou
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by busymom0 7y ago
I don't care about left or right when it comes to listening to viewpoints. I listen/read to Vox, Vice, Salon, Slate, CNN, MSNBC, ABC, CBS, NYTimes, WaPo, TheHill, WSJ, Fox, Breitbart, Tim Pool, David Packman, Dave Rubin, Joe Rogan
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by busymom0 7y ago
Examples?
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by busymom0 7y ago
> far right People have started labelling anything they disagree with as "far right" now a days. How exactly is wanting to work to be able to pay the bills and take care for ones family a "far right" thing? How is cal
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by busymom0 7y ago
Might be something related to this: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2020/04/24/fac... Also the number of deaths being reported in US includes "probable deaths" which are
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by busymom0 7y ago
Before WHO was saying there's no human to human transmission and masks don't help. So anyone who created a video opposing that would get their video taken down. Later, WHO started claiming the exact opposite. Now anyone who create
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by busymom0 7y ago
I doubt that. Unless you consider the far left sources to be moderate.
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by busymom0 7y ago
That's why they looked at the data comparison of Sweden vs Norway. Sweden didn't do lockdown while Norway did. The difference is insignificant.
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by busymom0 7y ago
> Two doctors in a YouTube video with anecdotal evidence The video was a news conference from Dr. Dan Erickson, who along with Dr. Artin Massihi, own the largest COVID testing site in Kern County, Accelerated Urgent Care, California. The
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by busymom0 7y ago
That's the exact opposite of what's happening: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2020/04/24/fac...
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by busymom0 7y ago
WHO isn't independent. They have been looking out for China's talking points for a while.
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by busymom0 7y ago
That's the exact opposite of what's happened. The number of deaths being reported includes "probable deaths". It's even more than the actual confirmed cases. Look at the graph on the last page for NYC for example:
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by busymom0 7y ago
What kind of argument is that? Political views are unimportant in this case and even if they were, Glenn has been more left and right leaning. Also YouTube removing the videos from 2 highly credentialed doctors is a verifiable fact, not som
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by busymom0 7y ago
Yep. The video was a news conference from Dr. Dan Erickson, who along with Dr. Artin Massihi, own the largest testing site in Kern County, Accelerated Urgent Care, California. It wasn't some random joe making claims.
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by busymom0 7y ago
> Newspapers do that all the time, TV and Radio does it all the time. And that's why newspapers are classified as publishers and therefore are able to be sued. "Platforms" like YouTube are can't be sued because they a
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Senator Josh Hawley Letter to DOJ for Criminal Anti-Trust Probe of Amazon [pdf](hawley.senate.gov)
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by busymom0 7y ago
This is where I originally learnt about it. Seems like it's called a continuous corner, or “squircle”: https://kylebashour.com/posts/finding-the-real-iphone-x-corn...

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