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by kaishiro 8y ago
I'm actually with you to a degree - but on the flip side, should we expect repercussions for something like this? Should we just be ok with it? As an industry we tend to play it pretty fast and loose compared to other engineering disci
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by kaishiro 8y ago
Sorry, I'm confused now. You stated above that JFK has passengers going both ways - so isn't this exactly the kind of fare an Uber would want to take on?
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by kaishiro 8y ago
This does not seem to jive with the parent comment to whom I was originally replying though: "Ubers don't want to go to the airport for the same reason that cabs don't."
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by kaishiro 8y ago
Midtown, the village, Brooklyn, Queens... Where are you taking them from?
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by kaishiro 8y ago
You seem very sensitive about this, so once again I'll just mea culpa and say I never stood up and yelled j'accuse - your description of the problem just made little sense to me and I was trying to discuss how it might be possible
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by kaishiro 8y ago
Fair enough. I've been taking Ubers to JFK for years and have never had this happen - but I guess everyone has their own experiences.
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by kaishiro 8y ago
I've never used Lyft so couldn't comment there. And you're jumping to a conclusion assuming I was jumping to a conclusion. I was just trying to make sense of how that could happen as you described.
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by kaishiro 8y ago
It's easy to read that as an either-or, but you could also frame it as an either-of-these-two? I wouldn't jump to conclusions.
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by kaishiro 8y ago
I understand and respect the fact that this may be your opinion colored by your own experiences, but as a long time New Yorker I have to admit I giggled a bit when I read your fairy tale statement re: yellow cabs.
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by kaishiro 8y ago
"I've had ride shares cancel on me once the driver's gotten close enough to see that the destination is an airport." I'm not understanding this. If you're using the app correctly then the driver knows the desti
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by kaishiro 8y ago
How do you track meals out, or when you order in food? (An actual question - no snark. I want to start but I always get stuck here)
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by kaishiro 8y ago
Ultimately I think you'll learn a lot from any of the big three, but in my personal opinion Firebase Functions (really just a thin wrapper around Google Cloud Functions) will get you parsing request/response with the least amount
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by kaishiro 8y ago
Interestingly enough, I get this same feeling of being constrained while being tethered to a desk. I love the ability to move to the kitchen, or the couch, or outside. I've tried using external monitors before and I'm so used to v
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by kaishiro 8y ago
Couldn't the original poster of said video be the one to seed it if it was so important to them that it be viewable to others. Why is the onus on a company or organization to host personal videos for free? (If I'm misrepresenting
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by kaishiro 8y ago
We're really passionate about static sites with cloud functions for dynamic functionality. After using Snipcart on a few sites and feeling we could do better, we actually built out our own e-commerce solution as a drop in product for s
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by kaishiro 8y ago
The parent is replying to a comment specifically discussing making student loan debt dischargeable.
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by kaishiro 8y ago
In my experience this is precisely when social deduction games go from good to great. The layers of obfuscation can get pretty deep when your friend knows you know how he would act if you knew what he knew.
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by kaishiro 8y ago
Interestingly enough I have the complete opposite reaction. I find the various AWS consoles to be fragmented and obtuse compared to GC, which feels pretty organized to me.
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by kaishiro 8y ago
Ha, nice crap ;) I've been using Parcel for a couple of weeks now (Vue) and there are definitely some rough edges to it - but overall it's been far less cumbersome than Webpack. There are a couple sticky bugs with PostCSS import
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by kaishiro 8y ago
This seems like such a bizarre, fluff article to find itself topping on HN.
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by kaishiro 8y ago
Having gotten hosed in the past by a Shangainese tailor (largely my fault - wasn't nearly specific on my ask), I'd actually really appreciate the reference. Contact details in my profile if you really don't mind.
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by kaishiro 9y ago
The assumption in this case would have been that the birth parents are made aware of the gender before birth and then are able to make a decision as to whether to abort and attempt for a male, or keep the female feotus.
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by kaishiro 9y ago
As a commitment averse 30-something perpetual renter I've always felt like I was "throwing money away" by renting - but having breakages, plumping, electricity, etc be someone else's problem was how I often justified it
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Ask HN: How to share credentials to team/clients?
3 points by kaishiro 9y ago|1 comments
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by kaishiro 9y ago
Are you referring to vanilla JS as an entirely new framework?
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by kaishiro 9y ago
Grave of the Fireflies destroyed me in college. I was ~20 at the time and cried like a baby for a solid 10 minutes. I'm now a grown man and I'm not sure rewatching would yield different results.
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by kaishiro 9y ago
As someone just dipping my toes into some Preact, I’m still a but confused about the styled components pattern. If you already have, say, a menu component in an es6 class, with its own methods and helpers and render func - how do you conver
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Polyfill.io(polyfill.io)
2 points by kaishiro 9y ago|0 comments
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by kaishiro 9y ago
It's a figure of speech, not a show of approval.
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by kaishiro 9y ago
We recently launched a project that relies heavily on leaflet for generating custom, interactive maps from CMS data and once we got the hang of it it was such a breeze to work with. Really enjoyed it and got the wheels spinning on other pet

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