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by jaywalk 4y ago
But they're not against LGB, just T. So they're anti-T. When every letter in the acronym is literally representing a different group, lumping them together the way you are is dishonest.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Intent behind speech that "caused someone anxiety" should be entirely irrelevant, because nobody should ever be arrested for it. Period.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
So they're going to go from basically no maritime coverage to having the world's oceans fully covered within the next two quarters? That's pretty impressive, if they can actually pull it off.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
That's very true. The retaliation would go against the complainants instead of the person who wanted to put on the talk.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
You have to work with a dealer no matter what. But in the "old days" (pre-Covid) you'd probably be surprised at how many vehicles were available with the options you want. I've been leasing my vehicles for a long time, a
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by jaywalk 4y ago
> The Google spokesperson told The New Yorker, "We made the decision not to move forward with this proposed talk which was pulling employees apart rather than bringing our community together and raising awareness." If the talk
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by jaywalk 4y ago
It's a three-year subscription, so it works out to $41.67/month. Still absurd though.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
There's all kinds of consumer-oriented things they can expand into, like they're currently doing with sports on ATV+. I don't see how competing with AWS could ever work out for them, absent some anti-competitive stuff like al
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by jaywalk 4y ago
> Apps could simply embed their own browser engine that lets them use webviews in whatever unfettered way they want. The biggest pro for consumers in having an app store is that the store can set regulations on apps. If Google says apps
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by jaywalk 4y ago
> Apple has their own power efficient systems and will compete with AWS Are you saying Apple is going to roll out an AWS competitor to the public? I find that highly unlikely.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Everything you said here makes the response you put in the blog post even more strange. If you already knew about all of the positive aspects of switching to React in this instance, why on Earth did you start off with "Is our checkout
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by jaywalk 4y ago
From a purely technical standpoint, of course they are valid questions. But from a political standpoint, when you know that your manager just read a blog post about React, I think the discussion needs to be framed differently. Starting out
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Yeah, the example about rewriting a page in React really stood out to me for this. He says "I entertained the question in good faith" but he was clearly just asking "gotcha" questions to try and show the manager what a s
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by jaywalk 4y ago
You clearly didn't read the article, but just by reading the title here, how do you think they knew that these surveys overestimated uptake? I'll just answer that for you: it's because they compared the numbers from the surve
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by jaywalk 4y ago
https://xkcd.com/927/
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by jaywalk 4y ago
IANAL either, but I have taken business law courses. And what you said is simply not true. At all.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
I typed my reply on an OS created by Americans, but that's entirely irrelevant. It's not about just installing Linux on a box, plugging in an Ethernet cable and calling it a day. We're talking about cloud providers here. You
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by jaywalk 4y ago
What if there are no EU employees?
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by jaywalk 4y ago
> We are capable of doing that ourselves. Then do it.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Not sure how the title got messed up here, but the prediction was "by 2005" not 1995.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
> Tesla's location history storage is actually much more limited in practice than what you get on iOS or Android, yet... no front page articles on HN about those? On iOS at least, your location history never leaves your phone. And y
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Yep, and it got me. I clicked thinking "how can they say you shouldn't use modals when there are definitely great use cases for them?" and of course, they're not saying that at all. Title on HN needs to be changed.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Still a far inferior replacement, and text selection still blows.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Any laptop above the absolute bottom tier can be purchased with a pre-installed Windows Professional license. It's a complete non-issue.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
I think there's a good bit of simple butthurt behind it as well, seeing as Microsoft owns their biggest (and far larger) competitor.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
> To approve the use of Windows, GitLab would have to purchase Windows Professional licenses
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by jaywalk 4y ago
There's no requirement to purchase an enterprise license. Large companies just do that to save money.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Definitely not made up. It's basically a platform to allow advertisers to manage bidding on ad impressions in real-time, among other aspects of their ad campaigns. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demand-side_plat
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by jaywalk 4y ago
I like to joke that I've got enough work on my plate currently to last until 2024, which is an exaggeration but not terribly far off. However, I set my own timelines for everything. I will not be rushed, and I will not work more than 4
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by jaywalk 4y ago
LIV doesn't forbid their golfers from anything, as far as I know. It's the PGA that banned LIV golfers, not the other way around. LIV golfers still compete in non-LIV, for-profit tournaments that aren't part of the PGA Tour.

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