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11y ago
Lyft, et.al. 's are not part of the contractual relationship between Uber and the driver. You are confusing anti-trust law ( or something else ) with labor law.
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11y ago
Good. Seriously, the subreddits were pulled down because of behavior not speech. It would be nice to have a little less hate behavior.
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11y ago
Lets see a competitor that has no restrictions against the taxicab companies. And is it any wonder that the unrestricted competitor wins?
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11y ago
because their code is vulnerable to sql injection attacks? That is the only reason I can think of.
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This man saved 2M babies with his blood – what can you do?
(cnn.com)
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11y ago
Sounds like: 1) don't have an upfront contract and agenda when the meeting is setup. OR 2) your "customers" didn't realize the purpose of the meeting was to actually buy. OR 3) you don't know what your customers int
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11y ago
Exactly what did this workers do wrong? As was noted in the article, a number of them did such a good job that they were expecting a raise. > “The first 30 days was all capturing what I did,” said the American in his 40s, who worked 10 y
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11y ago
Thus creating 1000+ more Americans uninterested in fixing the immigration system
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Disney fires 250 tech workers and replaces them with H1B workers
(nytimes.com)
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Pakistan's perfect answer to anti-vaxers: arrest
(bbc.com)
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Talking to your patients means you don't have to talk to a lawyer
(nytimes.com)
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11y ago
maybe because developers in general prefer to not have bugs?
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11y ago
How is INTENT of immutability ( and with const - now an enforced immutability ) misdirected optimization in any language. Javascript is dynamically weakly typed but it is still typed, typeof/instanceof exist for a reason.
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Not at all. Simple things like instanceof / typeof checks can be resolved without a static type system. Because with a const everything is known about the const in question. Obviously the const prototype may change but then again if t
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11y ago
So you are saying that there are race conditions currently? Are any of this race conditions actually required by the language spec? If not, I suspect that those race conditions will be eliminated.
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11y ago
Huh? That's why I pointed out the joint usage. And either way, a instant failure is better than a silent change.
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const IS valuable and necessary. 1) It means that every place the const appears it can be replaced with the const's value. Type checking can be streamlined, less indirection. 2) It communicates the developer's INTENT in an enforce
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Goatse on a billboard that refused to secure it
(techdirt.com)
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Technology advances eliminates jobs, it does not create them
(medium.com)
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11y ago
Youtube on desktop shows the english subtitled version.
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Polite Russian teenagers fight rude drivers withstickers(desktop has english caps)
(youtube.com)
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Different environment here. A partial rollout can be deadly as well. Its worse than asking Boeing to do a "partial" rollout of aviation software. But its much more than just software - its hardware and different kinds of hardware
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Its more than GPS. Much more than that: 1) which track is the train on? GPS off by a few meters 1 way or the other means a different track. 2) What are the switch settings ahead? 3) Is there a train stopped ahead? 4) Is there any obstructio
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You are not going to get rich with uber. You may be a thousandaire that is approaching a million but unless you are joining high up in the organization you will not get significant stock options. https://www.crunchbase.com/o
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One mall – 2 different min wages = high turnover on the low-wage side
(npr.org)
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Westerns visualized as a single sampled frame reveals the true color
(medium.com)
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12y ago
A random point to also be aware of: Costco makes practically no money off of what they sell. Costco makes their money from membership fees. Because membership fees are so important, Costco has to listen to the members so I would hazard a gu
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1 man and 13 minutes early would have stopped World War II
(bbc.co.uk)
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It goes like this: NSA: "Hi, can you please let us see your source code." (The conversation below happens in your head): <thought-bubble> "Do I want to spend the next 15 years and all my money and life trying to stay ou
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Amazon forces warehouse workers to sign non-competes bec. of secret knowledge
(nakedcapitalism.com)
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