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by dvdhnt 10y ago
That's fair, and I certainly wasn't trying to analyze the business implications of Uber's maneuvering, simply that any decision made is 'usually' motivated by how it benefits a company's stakeholders.
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
Right, I mean that's a separate debate, one that requires a lot of introspection re: capitalism, etc. I'm just answering your previous question; that no, we can't expect them to behave morally. However, to continue with your
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
I think we could all agree by calling it a work-stoppage. To me they're basically all the same but a strike is generally a work stoppage intended to force management to in some way improve the employment environment whereas a political
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
Actually, no they cannot. It has been proven time and time again that most companies will behave only in ways that benefit its stakeholders. Sometimes, that happens to align with public or moral good. However, our only expectation should be
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
Not to mention releases and announcements that industry folks release on twitter. For me, it's usually JS related, and I hope that js.org becomes the go-to resource that it has the potential to be.
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
"Post-privacy"; a little dramatic don't you think? > The concept of universal individual privacy is a modern construct primarily associated with Western culture, British and North American in particular, and remained virtu
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
While this article is a nice read, and provides what may be useful tips, "guide to deploy" feels misleading. I thought it was going to be a guide on deploying ML to production.
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
Source on github - https://github.com/davidpaulhunt/SnuggleTrump
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What's the future of interaction?(theverge.com)
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
Oh so like a way to paste in and persist an image URL to test against? I like it :)
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GOP asks FCC to kill plan for helping customers avoid cable box rentals(arstechnica.com)
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Effects of jet lag on physical performance(time.com)
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
Author here. This is my first Chrome extension, one I thought would be relevant, and I'm trying to learn how to properly develop them. It tries to replace images of Trump with kittens and his name with cute kitten names. It does well o
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Show HN: SnuggleTrump – chrome ext to replace Trump with kittens(chrome.google.com)
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
This. I grew up in Texas, first in a small suburb that had its own school system (elementary through 7th) and then as a part of the greater Dallas school system, in another city (8th through graduation). My original school system was always
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
Right, that's what I was trying to get at, sort of. From the developer page for extensions - > The future of extensions development takes place in Xcode and > To develop without a certificate, you must tell Safari each time it is
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
I enjoy Safari and use it for general browsing. However, as a developer, I perceive their developer program to be unfriendly with a high barrier to entry. That may be acceptable in a closed ecosystem like iOS but unacceptable in an ecosyste
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The case against “whole grain”(time.com)
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Supreme Court has made leaving EU easier and keeping UK together harder(qz.com)
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Cracking Android Pattern Lock in Five Attempts [pdf](lancaster.ac.uk)
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
Interesting that the bulk of their web interface was written in CoffeeScript at the time of the answer even though they weren't using Rails. I've just never seen a well-known product using CoffeeScript without Rails. I do wonder i
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
You're right. It's an example of the preferential treatment employers receive over employees.
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
What about React 0.14 before it bumped to v15.0 or Node 0.10 before it merged with io.js? 1. https://facebook.github.io/react/blog/2016/03/29/react-v0.14... 2. https://nodejs.org/en&
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
jibalt should have said they don't respect your conclusion given that the parties involved came to an agreement. The tenant is not getting $400k, there's no world where the attorney doesn't take at least half of that through
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Researchers successfully induced cells to behave like younger cells(smithsonianmag.com)
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
Pretty neat to see you bring it full circle from learning React to deploying something. I like the colors. It'd be nice if the side menu closed when you clicked or tapped outside of it. I saw you were storing a component in state, for
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
From the next web write up - > The command that had been run was most likely ‘rm -r -f *’, which—roughly speaking—commands the system to begin removing every file below the current directory. This is commonly used to clear out a subset o
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New York may ban employers from asking for previous salary information(pubadvocate.nyc.gov)
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
Funny, I'm from the US and find it difficult to understand some of the accents from both North-Eastern Americans (ayy Boston) and some of the UK folks I've met (when they write exactly how they speak).
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by dvdhnt 10y ago
So, I still live in the U.S., but generally try to meet people abroad as often as possible while remaining in contact via Facebook, Snapchat, and WhatsApp. While, personally, the U.K. and Sweden remain the most viable destinations if I were

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