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"“Drivers won't be able to see whether or not a passenger has left a tip until after they leave a rating for the passenger — so passengers don’t need to worry about getting low ratings for not tipping,” Campbell told Recode. “It’s
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In-app tips on Uber(uber.com)
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I'm curious why this was posted on Medium instead of using it as an opportunity to show off one of your WordPress themes?
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Buried in there is "Torch machine learning library", which then allowed me to figure out what software was being blamed. http://torch.ch/
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How does this article not include James Veitch's "work"? I've had many laughs at his TED talks and his Mashable YouTube series. https://www.ted.com/talks/james_veitch_this_is_what_happens_...
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I'm on mobile and at first mistook the authors bio for the majority of the article.
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I like the different (evolving) related titles: How a Kids’ Cartoon Created a Real-Life Invasive Army POSTED BY JASON G. GOLDMAN ON SEP 18, 2013 http://m.nautil.us/blog/how-a-kids-cartoon-created-an-real_l... Rascal: T
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Not directed but "also featured early work by animation pioneer and Studio Ghibli cofounder Hayao Miyazaki" http://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/rascal-the-raccoon-that...
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Spot on. I'm also a long time user and also keep hub separate & like to understand when it's acting as straight pass through, enhancing the behavior or doing something that only makes sense in Github's implementation.
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Context matters and the context of my assertion was "Nowadays information is just a Google search away, so knowing a lot doesn't really mean as much as it used to." Knowing a lot still means a lot ;) I do generally agree with
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> Nowadays information is just a Google search away, so knowing a lot doesn't really mean as much as it used to. You give Google search too much credit. What is a click away is still largely superficial information on any topic and
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Oh I see, GPL v3, but the OP has accepted pull requests and makes no mention of copyright assignment, so the source of Apple App Store version also under GLP v3, so OP is also violating the GPL?
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> Quite a few “developers” have even added it to the App Store themselves, violating the GNU GPL license in the process What violation is the OP referring to?
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Frontpage six days ago with different title https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14364573
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Sure, but what is the reduction in accidents for just cameras vs all three? Super-human might only be reglatorial approved in the absence of technology being available with high safety.
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I re-read and understand now. The article starts talking about "public health officials are battling to contain the disease while also trying to educate parents in the face of an organized opposition" but immediately flips to talk
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I'm so confused by this headline and the same label is in the article. Should it be anti-anti-vaccine groups or just vaccine groups?
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The IRS also wants its cut of your drug slinging and theft. http://money.cnn.com/2013/02/28/news/economy/illegal-income-...
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Playing nice with Windows has long been a priority. I saw the symptoms of this when I was following Docker GitHub ~2014-2015. In the area I cared about, Joyent compatibility, solid Linux/Unix approaches were significantly delayed or wo
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But not said on http://usafacts.org/about
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I have a ton of respect for Steve Ballmer. My intent is good fun. The humor for me hinges on "[Mr Ballmer] thought it made sense to first ... government" implying he sees it as a necessary sequence for him to dig into the data and
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"USAFacts was inspired by a conversation Steve Ballmer had with his wife. She wanted him to get more involved in philanthropic work. He thought it made sense to first find out what government does with the money it raises." Had an
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In a couple of work environments, people would initial the TODO -- I'm trying to remember if Joyent is one of those companies. I liked this, because it was extra honesty about the craft and I could pick the person's brain if there
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If not primary, at what percentage is it a core form of collaboration? WordPress.org seems to fully integrate Slack into its processes. And as a now outsider, intuitively, it seems they've been able to scale their community more and co
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My thought exactly; chasing Roblox after having missed the boat on also providing hosted service. It seems like these platforms provide a repeat of the knockoff industry of gaming on Facebook.
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I also found this distracting. The worst is trying to scroll up a little bit and have the text jump in Brave on iOS.
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Could your provide a specific example of how to use a binary search to find a salary? A binary search is dependent on boundaries. I don't see how it could be used effectively to find the boundary for a specific employer. Also, the flow
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It doesn't seem to be a binary search in any sense of the computer science term. There is no half interval mechanics nor would that be appropriate. It seems like traditional bargaining. In an otherwise excellent article, the missing ne
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"Basically, you need to perform a binary search. When you get an offer, you know that you can get at least that. Then you repeat the process a bit higher." https://thehftguy.com/2017/01/23/career-adv

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