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by pm24601 11y ago
"you should be able to implement the missing features" -- me ?? not hardly - I don't work at Meteor. Take it up with the Meteor.com people.
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by pm24601 11y ago
yeap... but you have to give up many of the reasons for using meteor. (the dynamic refresh, etc.) The package is really just a simple wrapper around an npm library. Because meteor is node-based any db that node has libraries for can be &quo
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by pm24601 11y ago
sadly, meteor uses mongo and only mongo. And we are using meteor (which is based on node) Two levels: node and mongo == two levels of sadness. (let the flames commence)
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by pm24601 11y ago
And your absolute faith in your ability to evaluate all risks is stupifying.
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by pm24601 11y ago
As dragonwriter said: "You realize the law at issue is a law Uber supported which legalized ridesharing services in California?"
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by pm24601 11y ago
After you follow the suggestions for using PhotoDNA. I would also announce to uploaders that you will be processing their images through the service. Including their ip address, etc. That might help with just the volume of bad images. But I
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by pm24601 11y ago
I know plenty of H1Bs. They live in constant fear of their job ending and having to be deported. Afraid to speak up, afraid to ask for a raise and hoping that the company will sponsor them for a green card. What would you call this?
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by pm24601 11y ago
Explain again why we need to expand the H1-B system. How about we fix immigration to allow any H1-B applicant to immediately change employers when they get the H1-B. Microsoft must love H1-Bs because they are modern day slaves that are unab
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by pm24601 11y ago
Nope between 3rd and 8th - no private vehicles.
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by pm24601 11y ago
Actually, the SFMTA plan clearly explains that private vehicles will not be permitted on Market between 3rd and 8th.
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by pm24601 11y ago
I see the righteous trolls down voted my opinion :-)
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by pm24601 11y ago
Yeap to everything the article refers to. I rarely bother with posting a question to SO. Wikipedia has the same problem. Basically, the righteous trolls take over - you see this with Homeowner Associations as well.
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by pm24601 11y ago
I have seen traffic gets backed up waiting behind a driver trying to do a right turn on to Market. I would be comfortable making a bet that the traffic flow will improve.
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by pm24601 11y ago
You are right it doesn't matter how Uber is classified -- just the vehicles being permitted on to the section of Market Street in question. If the vehicle is not one of the permitted kinds of vehicles, it gets ticketed. Uber is really
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by pm24601 11y ago
I felt the original title was link-baity. The reality is that this closure is a long time coming. People have been working on this before Uber was founded. Before Uber, Market St. merchants had objections that were addressed. Uber having an
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by pm24601 11y ago
Four of the most dangerous intersections in San Francisco will be made much safer. It will be nice to have fewer Uber drivers doing illegal U-turns. Uber drivers unfortunately do not warn passengers about dooring bicyclists.
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To save lives, SF will close Market St. from 3rd-8th street to private vehicles(hoodline.com)
30 points by pm24601 11y ago|52 comments
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by pm24601 11y ago
this is the way sec. researchers make that first contact. Easiest way to reach a live person. With email, it can be hard to find on a website that isn't just a generic email address that will go to someone who has no clue. Paul made th
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by pm24601 11y ago
Who cares about hiring Paul? TPJ is ignoring the vulns that Paul is trying to inform them of discretely. As a consequence of TPJ's attitude - Paul is doing the next best thing of letting TPJ customers know that they are at risk.
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by pm24601 11y ago
Paul is doing TPJ a favor - why should Paul exert a huge amount of effort? It was probably the easy way to contact them. Paul is right to not want to talk over the phone: Large amount of time + hard to clear explain exact vulnerability to
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by pm24601 11y ago
The title I used does not violate the rules you linked to.
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TSA tweets a pic of the money they steal(washingtonpost.com)
21 points by pm24601 11y ago|4 comments
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by pm24601 11y ago
So I live in MTV, I would like to hear more about this as I am interested getting MVPD to be more understanding. It seems like harassing people on private property should be not allowed.
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by pm24601 11y ago
Its not hard to choose either. Hope v. No Hope. Greece tried austerity for 5 years - its not working out. Greece will hopefully try something new.
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Samsung See-through trucks help save lives in Argentina(youtube.com)
3 points by pm24601 11y ago|0 comments
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Daily Show Month of Zen(thedailyshow.com)
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by pm24601 11y ago
Maybe -- but Google is big and profitable that is asking for free labor.
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by pm24601 11y ago
Maybe. If they had no oil they would be a solar superpower. But its more than just the solar plants that they need, they need transmission facilities to their customers outside the kingdom. My prediction is simply this: The oil will run out
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by pm24601 11y ago
really? even on a frozen object? Remember I have said const PLUS Object.freeze() Both are needed to get the true immutable effect.
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by pm24601 11y ago
No. Don't do it. He is asking for money - which shortens your runway AND a significant chunk of equity. In other words, he is extracting money from the business and asking for equity for the privilege of doing so. The items you listed

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