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by muglug 9y ago
What's the PR review UI built in?
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by muglug 9y ago
Vimeo developer here When watching videos, you can always press `D` to open the debug panel – that gives you information about your streaming session, and a link to save that data for later. Let me know if you see something funny there...
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by muglug 10y ago
For me, I like how it's designed to complement the language, not to replace it with a (very closely related) cousin. The conversion from JS-with-flow-types to plain JS is just a matter of stripping out that type information, which I fe
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by muglug 10y ago
Slashdotted...
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by muglug 10y ago
Because capital keeps telling the young developers that they’re smarter/quicker/more adaptable than the older ones. It's a seductive lie.
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by muglug 10y ago
For a product as widely-used as Slack is, it might at least be interesting.
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by muglug 10y ago
> Have you forgotten the Arab Spring? That wasn't really from free speech laws per se, but it was fueled by social media which acts the same. No, it was fuelled by decades of oppression by leaders propped up by Western powers, most
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by muglug 10y ago
Quality of life has risen all around the world. That alone is not a solid argument of a government's soundness. That same system of government killed more than 30 million people during the Chinese famine.
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by muglug 10y ago
Fake news and alternative facts have not led the US anywhere. Donald Trump had no endorsements from any nationally-available newspaper. Newspapers across the US were full of unflattering reports about both candidates, and ultimately Clinton
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by muglug 10y ago
> I am sad to say that after living here for a while, I agree that a free press could whip uneducated masses into an unproductive frenzy That's astonishing. You think so little of your fellow countrymen that you don't trust the
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by muglug 10y ago
The problem highlighted here is that a lack of free press in China means you will never know the scale of corruption, especially at a provincial level. Unless you have access to a vast underground network of informers, I don't much t
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by muglug 10y ago
Far easier when you're a 40-something male engineer with a large resumé than a relatively green female engineer who will already contend with some people who think she's not a culture fit, based solely on gender.
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by muglug 10y ago
What evidence do you have that it's absurd? Do you think men don't ever act like that in professional settings? Because I have know a ton of women who can assure you that they do.
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by muglug 10y ago
> How she chooses to feel and deal with this are under her control. She shouldn't have perpetuated her pain by staying in the situation. Can you understand how hard it is for someone to leave a job after a short amount of time, know
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by muglug 10y ago
There's a difference between working hard to solve a set of problems and Uber HR's reported abrogation of their responsibility to foster a safe working environment.
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by muglug 10y ago
Talking about the original commenter's "other side".
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by muglug 10y ago
No, and I never claimed I did. But I suppose I do question the motivations of those who care deeply about presenting the "other side" when there are allegations of sexist practices in the workplace. In this particular scenario, th
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by muglug 10y ago
> Right now all you know is that blog post It wasn't posted anonymously. It's a blog post from a well-regarded female engineer with a lot to lose (her career, and possible financial penalties) if her claims turn out to be made
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by muglug 10y ago
> I'm not trying to defend Uber here Well, insofar as you present an alternative reality wherein Uber didn't do anything exceptional (by the standards of their peers), you're defending Uber. And then "I've encoun
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by muglug 10y ago
Commenting at 2am has its drawbacks...
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by muglug 10y ago
She's staked her reputation (and, at this point, probably her career as well) on not lying about the harassment. She says she has both documentary evidence and other female Uber employees to back up her claims. "Guilty until prove
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by muglug 10y ago
> But the next $1B? Did they never read a business history book during their MBA program? It’s clear that a bunch of senior Google people believe that we will all own an augmented reality device in the near future, and they don't wa
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by muglug 10y ago
Well I feel much safer knowing that we’re vetting Prime Ministers thoroughly. You can never be too sure!!!
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by muglug 10y ago
> Muslim ban Rudy Giuliani: “When he first announced it, he said ‘Muslim ban.’ He called me up, he said, ‘Put a commission together, show me the right way to do it legally.'” > Holocaust Memorial Day They intentionally omitted me
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by muglug 10y ago
He didn't "pull out the same stunt". Trump's Executive Order bars Permanent Residents from re-entering the country, not just refugees, and was done not in response to a specific threat from the countries in question, b
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by muglug 10y ago
It seemed innocent enough – you can talk about an issue with immediate technical and legal implications, while also entertaining a more epic framing of the discussion.
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by muglug 10y ago
Your first comment on this account promoted eugenics.
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by muglug 10y ago
Most people, when passed over for promotion, don't write about it publicly. One has to wonder what sort of spirit possessed this author.
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by muglug 10y ago
That sounds like a lot, but it's still $23.75M less than he donated to Clinkle.
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Introducing Pixel(raspberrypi.org)
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