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by debt 8y ago
"hemorrhaging its best people" I don't consider people that oversaw one of the biggest cases of user data misuse in history which, by the way, could've been easily prevented, as the "best people". Sounds like F
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by debt 8y ago
As the leader of Facebook's products he essentially was directly responsible for the total neglect of the Facebook Developer program which caused the biggest PR disaster in FB's history; not to mention, the misuse of user data col
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by debt 8y ago
but what about the ma's and pa's
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by debt 8y ago
I mean in light of the scandal the fee seems mostly symbolic.
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by debt 8y ago
Yeah in a bubble. But most establishments that suffer form this aren't going to be able to afford to "go cashless". Doing as such as a concept thrown around by establishments that can afford to do it like Blue Bottle.
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by debt 8y ago
I don't get this. Can you elaborate? So you're saying because I bought an iTunes gift card that was $100 for $80, Apple will only ever get $10 of my actual dollars if I spend all $100? This is an interesting hack.
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by debt 8y ago
"the person's politics" I interpreted it as a how a person deals with internal politics not what their political views are. the latter would most definitely be illegal.
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by debt 8y ago
“Going cashless” is a form of class warfare.
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by debt 8y ago
"going cashless" is a form of class warfare.
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by debt 8y ago
Extremely useful. Full stop. Great acquisition. Used it many, many times. Big feature: geo-specific deals. Makes sense from a business perspective as it's Hotel Tonight , which mean hotels may have excess inventory near you for that n
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by debt 8y ago
It really is unbelievably painful trying to work within the RN ecosystem. There's so much promise but ol well.
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by debt 8y ago
"Unfortunately, this is not something that we experience ourselves because we run React Native from master." What does this mean? Does this mean they're always on the very latest RN version? If so, wouldn't this constant
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by debt 8y ago
"This is a pile of crap. I can do better," I'll take this one step further and say: if you think this, you're unqualified for the position. You are an amateur.
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by debt 8y ago
It’s against international law to randomly bomb another country. Duh India didn’t get authorization from the UN Security Council nor was this in self defense. I think your bias may be showing.
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by debt 8y ago
People want to live near their work so they can spend less time commuting and more time with their families. The people that successfully do this are usually highest in the food chain and push out of that area all the others lower on the fo
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by debt 8y ago
I think a more useful thing is simply asynchronous standup videos. There should ideally be little reason to have a standup live in real time, as most questions or collaboration should happen offline, not in the standup. So virtualizing an a
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by debt 8y ago
Dev A wins because management is trying to fire Dev B. Dev A works longer hours and is paid less because they're young and stupid and don't have a family. Dev A is better for business. Dev B gets laid off, and Dev A works until bu
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by debt 8y ago
" didn't care why he was incommunicado" That would make it discrimination. By law, you must recognize and respect a person's religious beliefs in the workplace. Not caring, is equivalent to saying, "you will be unn
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by debt 8y ago
"hat's the justification for 30% of netflix or youtube subscriptions or digital goods in general? " I believe they've been able to negotiate that down to 15%.
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by debt 8y ago
Ego flourishes in situations that have room for it. In dire situations and extreme circumstances, ego really is a killer because time is precious and is wasted by ego. Thus killing not only your ego, but also the project itself, other peopl
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by debt 8y ago
"For example, the turbine of the V-2 rocket was spun with steam ..." Steam technology and rocket technology have a shared history. That kind of bottleneck shape that a is quintessential shape of a rocket engine, is actually a Stea
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by debt 8y ago
yes! that one was a doozy.
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by debt 8y ago
I remember a similar bug with gifs years ago. It was possible to embed html inside gif and browsers would actually render the html. It was great for stealing peoples sessions on forums using a malformed avatar.
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by debt 8y ago
I do think this is stupid on the surface, but better overall for the economy. If people have the ability to make things themselves and build a business, then should pursue this under the banner of providing greater choice to consumers. Part
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by debt 8y ago
“without having human direct reports.” ?
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by debt 8y ago
Many celebrities and writers for very famous shows without a doubt ape a lot of their material from 4chan/somethingawful. A bold claim, I know, but definitely appears that way.
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by debt 8y ago
Apparently you didn’t read his post: Exhibit A: “My ownership of the Washington Post is a complexifier for me. It’s unavoidable that certain powerful people who experience Washington Post news coverage will wrongly conclude I am their enemy
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by debt 8y ago
Regardless, that's a really fucked up incentive structure if ya think about it.
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by debt 8y ago
This is a fundamental problem with most programming languages I’ve come across. It’s quite annoying.
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by debt 8y ago
“Surprisingly, the company is seeing little change in the cost of impressions or the visibility of its ads on the internet” This is pretty significant.

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