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by gipp 7y ago
There's definitely a middle distance where biking is the easiest way to get around. Particularly in Brooklyn, if you're traveling perpendicular to the direction of Manhattan you're almost certainly not served by transit anywa
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by gipp 7y ago
Oh wow, are you me? I also remember being young enough to think I could just find a way around the Shareware Demon (lol) if I tried hard enough. I remember the brief but super fun Blades of Exile scenario community back then, there were s
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by gipp 7y ago
That article -- and the lobbying group "study" it is based on have been pretty roundly condemned even by other journalism organizations e.g. https://www.cjr.org/the_new_gatekeepers/nyt-google-media.php tl;dr
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by gipp 7y ago
Absolutely none of the things you listed are anything close to "basic". Those are things that newsrooms full of talented and well-coordinated professionals regularly get wrong, let alone software algorithms. You're listing ma
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by gipp 7y ago
Not having the second half of the solution yet doesn't make the first half not a victory. Especially when the second half is making clear and rapid progress (rapid enough , probably not, but still...)
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by gipp 7y ago
You've gotta squint really hard to convince yourself that the internet has decreased the brevity of communication.
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by gipp 7y ago
Don't forget the extra grand for a static hunk of aluminum to put it on.
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by gipp 7y ago
Not to fully excuse the Oculus, but calling it a "single station" is kinda ridiculous. It's a hub connecting 9 different lines, commuter rail, and the WTC buildings themselves, and also is a huge shopping center.
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by gipp 7y ago
Yeah the accessibility of the manpages was clearly the least significant objection by far, but yours is the first comment about anything else.
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by gipp 7y ago
NYT owns their building.
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by gipp 7y ago
If that's what your OKRs look like as a developer, then your company is doing them very wrong. They're supposed to be hierarchical, becoming more concrete as you go down the line. Your examples sound like top-level OKRs; mine are
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by gipp 7y ago
I used to work at the times, they definitely have the docker tooling. Most production stuff runs on GKE. The author of the article has a long-standing affinity for GAE, though, plus it's just a quick maker week project so GAE still mak
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by gipp 7y ago
At first glance it reminds me of an old paper I read on causal entropic forces, [1] which is kind of a thermodynamic approach to understanding the emergence of complex behaviors. I've always had that in the back of my mind as an idea I
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by gipp 7y ago
Technically, I guess, but they do hold at the terminal stop for a while, and employees sometimes do a quick walkthrough or spot check.
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by gipp 7y ago
This is not an insightful answer.
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by gipp 7y ago
And what causes them? There is no such thing, really, as a "root" cause, just causes we can effectively intervene on.
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by gipp 7y ago
This is an internal style guide, not external recommendations, as the title would suggest. Comments like these are really making me wary of the level of groupthink on here.
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by gipp 7y ago
Well, that is literally the point of a specification.
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by gipp 7y ago
They all have locations... Not sure why the summaries don't filter, but just type a location in the search bar and you can see the individual postings.
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by gipp 7y ago
I find these discussions impossible because on capitalism, like so many issues, there's really no agreement on what's even under discussion. Depending on who you're talking to, "capitalism" can mean anything from th
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by gipp 7y ago
Sure, but YouTube doesn't have that option . Any of the suggestions given here would almost certainly lose YT their safe harbor status. YouTube's policies are as Draconian as they are because that's literally the only way t
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by gipp 7y ago
I'm not super optimistic about the changes, but getting rid of like/rt counts is not even close to a "tiny iterative ux change". Those counts are absolutely central to the way users interact with and understand conversat
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by gipp 7y ago
They announced coming dark mode support like 6 months ago. Android Q has it system-wide.
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by gipp 7y ago
*Rein in. I know it's in the actual article, but man that one really gets to me for some reason.
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by gipp 7y ago
It's not maximizing "fear response", I'm not sure where everyone in this thread is getting that from. It's maximizing the response of particular visual cortex neurons, in structures where they're shown to be re
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by gipp 7y ago
While I hate to defend any of paltrow's nonsense, the numbers in that article are bullshit, unless you're using a full can of olive oil spray for an omelet or 3 pounds of flour for a couple muffins.
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by gipp 7y ago
I think you may just be mistaken about the date, friend... The last TZ hit may 2 several hours ago.
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by gipp 8y ago
I admire your optimism. https://gizmodo.com/there-are-5-000-janitors-in-the-u-s-with...
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by gipp 8y ago
Because they've invested 5-10 years of their lives in a doctorate, publications, and connections that are specifically aimed at an academic position and very little good for anything else. Adjuctships are a holding pattern that allows
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by gipp 8y ago
For better or worse, I expect the opposite will happen. Future generations simply will not have the same expectations and fears around privacy. The modern Western conceptions of privacy are relatively anomalous from a historical perspective

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