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   by rucker 9y ago

   I'm not sure I buy this. For one thing, the article makes no mention of the major pivot Ford (who they call a leader of the pack) just made in investing in Argo AI: http://www.theverge.com/2017/2/10/14579
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   by rucker 10y ago

   For me it was pair programming, without a doubt. A year and a half ago I moved from a large enterprise to a small consultancy who practices pair programming. I've learned a great deal more in that year and a half than in the preceding
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   by rucker 10y ago

   I think you're being pedantic. It's pretty clear what the headline implies and what the parent commenter is saying. From headline reading "X goes public with...", most people would infer a scenario where something out of
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   by rucker 13y ago

   I've seen this same thing along I-71 in Ohio.
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   by rucker 13y ago

   Herge is saying that the free (libre) nature of free software means that these organizations must also be free to use it.
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   by rucker 13y ago

   I'm in the "jif" crowd. This means that I always want to pronounce "git" as in "Github" with a soft g, which is wrong.
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   by rucker 14y ago

   I can't figure out what that utility was supposed to do. What does it mean to "fade" message text? Blend it with the background color or something?
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   by rucker 14y ago

   Virgin actually uses Sprint's network. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virgin_Mobile_USA
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   by rucker 14y ago

   This is also true in China (at least in Mandarin-speaking regions, I don't know about Cantonese or other dialects).