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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
The government is also involved in lots of other things without exploding costs. I’d say the common thread is the combination of these factors: 1) the service is considered essential by consumers and 2) payments are deferred (by insurance o
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
The housing crisis is that there is less housing than people who want housing. Whether the homes are rented or owner-occupied has nothing to do with it.
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
We’re all talking about an announcement that Google Assistant is supporting over 30 languages.
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
Even if you exclude China, I believe Chinese is still a top-30 language.
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
No, the fiduciary duty is not that prescriptive. The courts aren’t going to second-guess whether a corporation is taking the profit-maximizing action at all times.
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
I don’t understand, how would AirBnB segmenting their marketing cause it to cost twice as much? Imagine AirBnB and the low cost company both exist as you imagine. Now suppose AirBnB buys the low cost company and doesn’t change their marketi
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
There are lots of devs who live in the East Bay (I used to live there myself), but most don’t. The more successful devs (who you are looking to poach) generally live on the other side, and they live there because they don’t want to drive ac
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
That’s sounds like a pretty serious issue for your quality of life. I would ask your workplace to fix it, pursue a legal remedy, or find a new job. In the US, you might be protected by the Americans with Disabilities Act, which has some tee
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
The way you find out whether a change like this afffects revenue is by testing it, not speculating.
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
The launch of Yass not going as planned?
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Tip: make Slack less stressful by changing theme so alerts are green not red
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
In the settings under Accessibility there is “Reduce Motion”, which takes away most of the animations.
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
>It doesn't make the situation worse, you're the only person suggesting that. The comment I originally responded to seemed to think so.
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
Agreed, but this is true whether or not you’re using parent’s plan of not knowing the password.
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
The part I don’t get is how not knowing your password makes the situation worse. The password recovery mechanism exists whether or not you use it every time you log in. The way I see it, not knowing your password removes some potential thre
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
If you are making up random usernames on a banking site, attackers aren’t going to know your username. So it is two-step. This is not a great idea if you have a public profile connecting your username to your email because someone can hack
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
You don’t have to be mean about it! The world is big enough to fit lots of people like you who have no idea who he is, and also people like me who think “wait, is that the same saurik from...” Seems like a real anxiety, not just a humblebra
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
s/Uber/Google
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
Do we know if Uber is getting preferred or common shares in the settlement?
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
So dessigners can make adjustments depending on what fonts are available.
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
The ADA doesn’t create any standard for documentation. Where’s the definition?
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
Babies are even more disruptive, from my experience. If people hate traveling with dogs or babies enough, they could pay for a more private form of transport. It’s not worth the price to me. Edited to remove option of banning the dogs (alth
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
If you buy, you have expenses but any principal payments you make are wealth that you keep. So you can retire to Romania later if you feel like it. Getting paid Bay Area salaries and owning a home is a great way to build wealth even if you
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
US is getting rid of its unique foreign corporate income tax. Since the majority of Apple’s revenue is overseas, we can’t guess the overall rate they are paying from the US rate.
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
Recent Android to iPhone switcher here. >System settings are more customizable I don’t know exactly what you mean by system settings, but iOS has a decent settings system. Android’s settings page UI is better, but iOS has a really impres
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
The range of compensation is wide, ie. there is a lot of income inequality among Bay Area software developers. I’d estimate Google, Apple, Facebook alone have a five-digit number of employees or former employees who were there early enough
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
The difference with dieselgate is that the cheating was known by European regulators, who did not bother enforcing the law. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/jun/20/european... VW was surpris
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
Regardless of the occupancy certificate, a pretty large number of humans must have stepped foot there already.
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
Seems like exchanges should be fine as long as their books balance. Even in a “run” you would just have delays waiting for cash outs to process, they would go through eventually.
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by fbdjskajxb 9y ago
Interesting, either that shit is locked down tight, or Apple got them to scrub it. The parking lot isn’t empty, though.

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