mayneack

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by mayneack 7y ago
Not in DTLA. There's plenty of public transit options that exist and more being built, so it seems like the right time to stop building new buildings with tons of parking. I live in Santa Monica and most people I know making a commute
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by mayneack 7y ago
Read it from my phone. The big problem here is to remember to make anything I might want to access without signing into LP on the device in question something I can type relatively easily (not XH6M6cz5d8jZ@$tNOZ5wUHTO3ewxYW@L for example)
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by mayneack 7y ago
Most of the expo line doesn't have gates.
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by mayneack 7y ago
Los Angeles has mostly inspection based fare enforcement and it looks like ~5% evasion rate. Doesn't seem too bad for higher throughput. http://metro.legistar1.com/metro/attachments/94807457-8593-4...
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by mayneack 7y ago
I live in West LA and don't really have trouble finding some sort of scooter, but it's not always Bird. I just juggle about 5 different apps. The introduction of this level of transport was enough to ditch the car and mix bus&#x2F
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by mayneack 7y ago
> Holding the CEO liable for employee misdeeds is like holding teachers responsible for teenagers getting into fights or having sex. This analogy doesn't hold for a lot of reasons, but the most obvious is that teachers don't ge
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by mayneack 7y ago
This argument doesn't exclude "too big to moderate" sites. Huge social networks chose to scale at the cost of making it impossible to control the assholes. It seems that's a good financial decision to running a profitabl
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by mayneack 7y ago
Looks like they've got the pair from the "distracted boyfriend" meme in their stock image: https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/distracted-boyfriend https://i.imgur.com/KYkIKbg.png
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by mayneack 8y ago
It's definitely fair to criticize Buzzfeed etc for these practices, but don't want to stop the reporting on facebook because the buzzfeed business model has overlap. That would surely reduce the total amount of scrutiny on such pr
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by mayneack 8y ago
It's been really cold in LA for the last month. We have weather too. https://la.curbed.com/2019/3/1/18246745/los-angeles-cold-wea...
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by mayneack 8y ago
Seems like a clear benefit for the company if there's no backlash, right? Even if you expect the same outcomes, it's surely cheaper.
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Google Ends Forced Arbitration for Employees(techcrunch.com)
652 points by mayneack 8y ago|278 comments
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by mayneack 8y ago
I disagree. I'd consume several more hours of new Fyre content if it were available. If they've got more footage and people. Bring it on.
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by mayneack 8y ago
> I gather that in most cases they're explicitly prevented from striking, but I think there's a good chance that it's too unpopular to actually punish them Yeah, I know.
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by mayneack 8y ago
Federal workers should start striking. I gather that in most cases they're explicitly prevented from striking, but I think there's a good chance that it's too unpopular to actually punish them. Also yesterday some leadership
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by mayneack 8y ago
All I see is a giant ad for ED pills. This is what I see: https://archive.fo/rZchC over time: https://archive.fo/http://www.shirky.com/writings/ontology_o...
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by mayneack 8y ago
~/Downloads symlinked into ~/Dropbox, used for everything ephemeral. ~/Documents symlinked into ~/Dropbox has documents I actually need to keep track of. There's not really that many. ~/Dropbox/Media/
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by mayneack 8y ago
This is pretty cool. I could definitely see myself liking this interface as I already like tweetdeck. I'm not quite sure it's worth all the access I need to grant for my account though.
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by mayneack 8y ago
My international use on fi over the last couple years has been almost entirely on t-mobile, so it might not matter much in practice.
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by mayneack 8y ago
> In the first years of podcasts, a decade or so ago, technological limitations militated against their widespread adoption: they had to be laboriously transferred from a computer to an MP3 player or an iPod. I started listening to podca
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by mayneack 8y ago
We're still using Clojure at Factual and are hiring. https://www.factual.com/company/careers/?gh_src=1pt2v8
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by mayneack 8y ago
I was strictly talking about fame.
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by mayneack 8y ago
I don't think that's true. He played offensive line which isn't a high profile position and he wasn't a star. I think he's much more famous due to the Math/NFL combo than he would be in either alone.
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by mayneack 8y ago
Most of those Troy Hunt examples were submitted to him by non-public people. You could probably just email/tweet him. smaller scale: http://plaintextoffenders.com/
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by mayneack 8y ago
IANAL and all that and it doesn't bother me, but the first thing I thought of was the age related ToS restrictions from the HBO Silicon Valley show. From the HN "legal" page: > If you are under 13 years of age, you are not
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by mayneack 8y ago
Same here, the points look mostly correct for going around mountains, but it doesn't follow the road to get there https://oalley.net/map/b59
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by mayneack 8y ago
slack
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by mayneack 8y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20180729140144/https://www.newne...
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by mayneack 8y ago
I stream a lot of sports from home. I would gladly trade delays for stream stability/quality. I frequently have to switch from a legal stream that I pay for to a more robust illegal stream. It would be annoying if there were multiple d
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by mayneack 8y ago
https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-Android/issues/7869

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