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by morgante 10y ago
That sounds like pretty much what EagleView is doing: http://www.eagleview.com/
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by morgante 10y ago
> Something that better vets quality while not pushing for Toptal prices. Why do you think this is possible? That's pretty much exactly what Toptal or other premium shops like Gigster do: vet remote developers to ensure high quality
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by morgante 10y ago
The burden of proof is on you. If something is common and frequent, it really shouldn't be this hard to find evidence. > Yeah, showing that the CBP (a) has the power to do something, and (b) has used that power... is FUD. All you&#x
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by morgante 10y ago
Your original comment made it seem like individual passengers would be targeted. It's growing increasingly clear that you're not engaging in good faith. Instead of providing any evidence of this actually happening, you continue
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by morgante 10y ago
> The US doesn't allow "sterile transit." Sure, but that's entirely unrelated to the original comment. It also applies to everyone. Your original comment suggested that a single passenger can be singled out for arrest
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by morgante 10y ago
> There are well known stories about planes making unscheduled landings in the US (emergency, storm, delays, etc). Do you have a link to one such story?
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by morgante 10y ago
> Even were the school excellent, I don't think a village of 3,500 people is the best place for a foreign student to get American acculturation. I'd say the opposite, actually. If they were sent to a bigger city, it'd be p
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by morgante 10y ago
$1800/m actually seems low to me. For the amount of money that Chinese parents pay on education, it's not much.
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by morgante 10y ago
This comment is very off-topic. Nowhere does this project say that "GitHub = open source" and I'm not sure why you're harping on it here. In fact, this project can even include private (ie. non-open source) commits, maki
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by morgante 10y ago
At its core, Gandalf is just a large collection of scripts and playbooks which are written to work very generically. They're slotted into an overall framework which I wrote that can "learn" the architecture of a particular co
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by morgante 10y ago
I've spent a fair amount of time evaluating different solutions through my startup[0] and have found Kubernetes, by far, to come with the least pain. It's not hard to get started with, but also works well as you grow and mature. I
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by morgante 10y ago
> I'm not sure to what extent the SC can pass judgments / make rulings without being prompted by a lawsuit, though at the very least it seems to me that the ACLU at least keeps the important stuff on their radar ;) They can&#x2
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by morgante 10y ago
> The majority of the reactions I have seen focus almost exclusively on the restrictions themselves rather than the way they were implemented. That's because the problem is with the restrictions themselves. Banning people, en masse,
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by morgante 10y ago
You're right that "cause" is not quite the right word, but they have literally defended Nazis (a decision I absolutely applaud).
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by morgante 10y ago
Nobody is saying that "border restrictions" are fascist. It's jeopardizing rule of law which reeks of fascism. This weekend, the rule of law was jeopardized though the: - surprise invalidation and revocation of visas; people
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by morgante 10y ago
The ACLU tries pretty hard to stick to their values, even when it puts them in opposition to Democrats. They've sued the Obama administration several times and have frequently defended groups (ex. Nazis) which liberals find repugnant.
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by morgante 10y ago
Trump has positioned himself as actively and explicitly anti-civil liberties. He does not feel he is bound to ethical rules or rule of law.
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by morgante 10y ago
You're committing the classic fallacy of castigating people for trying to fix a problem when they don't fix all problems. Would you prefer that the wealthy tech companies didn't donate to the ACLU? That they refused to ever
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by morgante 10y ago
You can fix that with a trivial symlink.
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by morgante 10y ago
Wrong. In no way, shape or form did Obama formulate this policy. Obama never banned people with legal, existing visas and permanent residents from entering the country.
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by morgante 10y ago
There is a massive difference between suspending immigration and detaining existing immigrants/permanent residents. Stop parroting these bullshit alternative facts. In substance and impact, Trump's EO is far more expansive than an
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by morgante 10y ago
Many of the Iranians who are living in the US and trying to live here are those who most hate that rhetoric and the theocratic regime now in power. We're deporting people back to the autocratic regime they've opposed.
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by morgante 10y ago
Actually, there's pretty abundant evidence that Trump capriciously formulates his policies based on whoever he just talked to. He's exactly like a "petulant child" that way. For example, his policy on torture has swayed
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by morgante 10y ago
> From a foreigner's standpoint, that isn't notable at all. It's a massive difference, and makes a massive difference in the lives of my foreign friends. There are people who have been living here for decades affected by t
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by morgante 10y ago
Do you think the government wouldn't throw Zuckerberg in jail?
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by morgante 10y ago
This is a great point. It's really important to recognize the nature of different tasks and to build different habits around them. As a startup founder, by far my two biggest tasks are customer acquisition and development. The former i
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by morgante 10y ago
> There's a wide gulf between idiot bullying and just the behavior of people less educated/refined than you. Sure. I'm not claiming that everyone I interact with is as educated or intelligent as me. But it's not like
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by morgante 10y ago
Why? Everyone always trots this out as though it's unequivocally true. I ended up teaching my AP Statistics course. It was ludicrous: as a junior I somehow understood the material better than the teacher and was expected to teach a cla
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by morgante 10y ago
I agree. This is going to sound conceited, but I really blame the public school system for never giving me a challenge. Until I eventually got into private school for the last 2 years of high school, I had never had to work to get straigh
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by morgante 10y ago
my mom would always tell me the same thing every time I came home from being bullied. That I needed to learn to deal with dumber people who might not like me. She was wrong. Almost everyone I work with is of above average intelligent. That&

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