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by gbear605 8y ago
Jobs are different from towns. The people living here aren’t optimizing for efficiency.
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by gbear605 8y ago
But what if they want to use Waze or Bing Maps or Apple Maps or...?
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by gbear605 8y ago
This usage of “app” I believe denoted the category of websites that would have been desktop applications ten years ago. For instance, Google Docs is a web app.
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by gbear605 8y ago
WhatsApp is owned by Facebook as of 2014, so unfortunately all the same issues with Facebook apply to them too.
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by gbear605 8y ago
What’s more, this article is made by employees from Washington state, where they don’t even have a separate tipped minimum wage.
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by gbear605 8y ago
Legally in America, employees who get tips instead of wages have the tips added onto a minimum of $2.13, which is three times more than these contractors were making. More than that, these contractors are from Washington state, which doesn&
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by gbear605 8y ago
For one, we probably don't need the police to come and arrest Instacart's CEO in this case.
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by gbear605 8y ago
Googling the text of an error often finds lots of unrelated results. So no, the docs might not be the top hit.
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by gbear605 8y ago
I agree with that argument 100%.
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by gbear605 8y ago
For clarity on my thought process: I had interpreted lisper’s original comment as “Religions aren’t true because no afterlife exists.” After what lisper’s said in responses, I see that their actual argument is “Religions aren’t true because
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by gbear605 8y ago
So is your proof that the afterlife can’t exist summed up by “brain-cloning technology is not within current human reach, and there’s no non-human thing out there that could do the brain-cloning”? Because sure, I agree with that statement.
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by gbear605 8y ago
I agree that you have evidence for a theory that there is no soul; I disagree on whether that is evidence against a generic afterlife. Two things could be simultaneously true: First, that the "mind is a function of some kind of computa
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by gbear605 8y ago
> overwhelming evidence that there is no afterlife How can you have evidence that something doesn't exist when that thing leaves no evidence? > mind is a function of brain, and when the brain dies, the mind dies with it This is n
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by gbear605 8y ago
Some people (myself included) just prefer the taste of skim milk. I know it’s not healthier - compared to whole milk, it doesn’t fill you up but it has the same amount of sugar and almost the same amount of calories - but I still enjoy it m
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by gbear605 8y ago
The author’s doing the rational thing, but BigTechCo that requires juggling certainly isn’t. It is left to the reader to decide whether this is relevant to the industry’s interviewing practices.
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by gbear605 8y ago
Harry Potter has already had a sustained popularity, compared with many other popular young adult/childrens series.
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by gbear605 8y ago
I believe Netflix and Apple use AWS, so I’m not so sure about that.
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by gbear605 8y ago
I know nothing about MongoDB pricing, but it’s possible that Amazon is taking a loss on DocumentDB to keep companies using solely AWS products, while MongoDB Inc. obviously can’t do that since they have no other revenue stream. So the compe
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by gbear605 8y ago
An undo button would definitely help, especially if it is able to undo multiple times. Thanks for the fast help! I really appreciate it, and it will make me even more likely to keep on using Feeder in the future
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by gbear605 8y ago
I like https://feeder.co/ personally, although I haven’t done any exhaustive searching.
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by gbear605 8y ago
I use a dedicated RSS feeder app to see blog posts from dozens of different blogs that update on frequencies ranging from ten times a day to once a year. It’s also useful for webcomics like xkcd.
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by gbear605 8y ago
Big fan, I use it everyday. That said, I do have one small complaint. It is with a change just made in the last few days: the new iOS app update makes it so if you are on the list of all unread articles and you swipe left to mark an article
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by gbear605 8y ago
What do you think Santa Claus is? He’s certainly not in the bible.
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U.S. Government Shutdown Leaves Dozens of .Gov Websites Vulnerable(threatpost.com)
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by gbear605 8y ago
Those are all deleteable since iOS 11
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by gbear605 8y ago
Highly processed foods are problematic when they’re unhealthy, which they usually are. The impossible burger seems to be healthy, relatively speaking - it’s not loaded with fats, sugar, and salt, unlike a lot of processed food.
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by gbear605 8y ago
Animals, or at least cows, pigs, and chicken, clearly show a level of consciousness that plants do not
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by gbear605 8y ago
Or there are significant fixed costs that have not been amortized - for example, R&D for an entirely new type of burger. It’s very possible that the materials cost (growing ingredients + manufacturing) of the impossible burger is less t
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by gbear605 8y ago
I think the "of choice" is the hard part here. For instance, if you're a JS developer: do you donate to Mozilla? NPM? Your JS framework? Other libraries you use?
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by gbear605 8y ago
Bookmarks have a great ux for it: save all open tabs to a bookmark folder, open all bookmarks in a folder

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