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by hw 8y ago
> Things are going to get missed Hit the nail on the head here. Things will get missed. The nice thing about Slack is that you can at least catch up with some conversations you missed at the end of day or in your free time. When you miss
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by hw 8y ago
Different teams use Slack differently, so it's kind of hard to gauge whether un-slacking works for a team. We have a team of < 20 and Slack (and other comms tools like Hipchat which we used prior) were extremely useful and barely co
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Amazon Q3 Sales up 29% to $56.6b(seekingalpha.com)
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by hw 8y ago
I'm not sure if this will really make a dent in the price gap between Chinese and local goods, and if it doesn't, well, people will still pick the more affordable option. Manufacturing and labor costs are still significantly lower
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by hw 8y ago
How well pairing works also depends on a person's personality. Introverts don't really do well in pairing situations, and especially when paired with someone totally opposite, the pairing essentially becomes a single person coding
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by hw 8y ago
"Collecting data" isn't really avoidable though, or is it? it has to store and display your call history. The beef I have is "We may use this information to inform the ads we show you across our platforms"
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by hw 8y ago
you might be an ordinary citizen. But what if some day you end up being a high level govt official, or a CEO of a big tech company handling millions of other citizens' private information? That Huawei phone you had, if indeed rootkit-e
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by hw 8y ago
it doesn't hurt to be paranoid, especially when it comes to China. If you ran a SaaS, and if a Chinese cloud company there offered to host your SaaS, would you be willing to put your code on those machines? I think you're underest
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by hw 8y ago
It's also a good idea to just not use Facebook, or at least scrub all profile details and any personal information including pictures. On a more serious note, the unusual activity started Sept 14, took then 11 days before actually dete
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Facebook launches home video chat–and promises it won’t spy on you(marketwatch.com)
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The hothouse academies offering kids a shot at K-pop stardom(edition.cnn.com)
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Data Collected by Dockless Bikes Is Helping Cities Map Your Movement(medium.com)
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Alexa Can Be Hacked – By Chirping Birds(medium.com)
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VC firm Kleiner Perkins to split over strategy differences(wsj.com)
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by hw 8y ago
There are some people who don't feel pain (congenital insensitivity to pain). If there was a way to raise animals such that they lack the ability to feel pain and emotions, would it be acceptable to vegans to then consume animals?
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Accidental landlords – an unwelcome consequence of the housing market shock(marketwatch.com)
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America moves closer to being a cashless society(marketwatch.com)
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What I learned in two weeks running an online startup community(hackernoon.com)
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$129m in Tips to Streamers Paid in 2017(hackernoon.com)
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by hw 8y ago
I wonder what happens if you remove the positive feedback loop - allow users to post and share, but remove likes, shares, comments, number of followers/friends and other 'vanity' metrics. Or, allow likes and shares but don&#x
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by hw 8y ago
Speaking of Paris, it recently also rolled out sidewalk urinals [0]. Poop is a different matter though. [0]: https://www.npr.org/2018/08/14/638512558/nope-those-arent-ma...
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by hw 8y ago
I'm still holding on to my mid 2012 rMBP despite its battery almost nearing its end of life. Was hoping to upgrade this most recent refresh, but the lack of a non-Touchbar option just turned me off. Thinking of just getting my battery
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by hw 8y ago
Companies operating on Google scale should also have the scale to ensure that their ad platform doesn't enable people to target ads discriminately, especially when it's on something like housing where there are laws against that.
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The Earth is Full(ted.com)
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How Spanish Women Were Allegedly Targeted in 'Stolen Babies' Cases for Decades(npr.org)
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by hw 8y ago
Yet so many people want to live in SF. In all seriousness, banning plastic straws is a much lower hanging fruit than solving the homeless situation. The money to build and maintain affordable housing has to come from somewhere, probably by
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Don't Sweat the #Repsweats and Let 'Crazy Rich Asians' Be What It Is(npr.org)
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Over 1,000 US news sites still unavailable in EU following GDPR(techradar.com)
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by hw 8y ago
Is the data from PYMK subject to GDPR / available for export? As a user I should have a way to archive and keep track of PYMK, whether it be a third party open source tool, or via some other means?
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by hw 8y ago
I'd be happy to move away from banks that buy in on this. You'd think with all the privacy pledges it's made over the past few months, that FB would think twice about doing something like this. Facebook, why don't you fo

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