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by sethherr 8y ago
Go to the article. Click on the button for your country to take action.
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by sethherr 8y ago
I have no idea where public transit “fails you completely several times a month” or what that failure mode is. If you mean transit can’t deliver you to your destination, that certainly isn’t the case in the Bay, Chicago or NY for any of my
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by sethherr 8y ago
My lived experience is that public transit is great. I take BART 5 days a week and have a 15 minute late experience once every few months. This to me is something like the “I can’t live in a city because I can’t afford a 2000 square foot de
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by sethherr 8y ago
Have you seen https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18618365 ? It brought interesting insight into additional factors in TSLA’s valuation
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by sethherr 8y ago
Case in point, from the article: > Any API change had to be deployed simultaneously to all services using that API to avoid downtime, which often went wrong and resulted in long release cycles. There’s an easy solution to that problem, w
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by sethherr 8y ago
I agree with this experience, I learned everything I know on the job. I don’t hire any developer unless they can demonstrate they’re willing and able to deliver business value. Junior devs have a harder time demonstrating this ability.
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Also works correctly on iPhone safari
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by sethherr 8y ago
Seems like language to me
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by sethherr 8y ago
Har har har har, right? Voting machines and nuclear reactors get hacked with code - which is just something people say on computers.
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by sethherr 8y ago
Is having cars parked on the street out of place? I agree that bikes blocking pedestrian right of way is bad and needs to be stopped. The easiest way to do that is to replace some of the car parking with bike parking. The concept that a bik
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by sethherr 8y ago
Exactly
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Ideas don’t matter much, execution is far more important and much harder.
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The graphics are clearly critical - a plain ascii version wouldn’t convey the information as successfully. Personally, the animations drew me in. Basically all things can be reduced to a single sentence explanation, but that doesn’t mean a
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by sethherr 8y ago
Russia tampering in the election isn’t a conspiracy theory. It is a well reported fact. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_interference_in_the_...
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by sethherr 8y ago
Spin ( https://spin.pm ) | Multiple positions | San Francisco, CA | Onsite or Remote | Full-Time, Contract Spin is a small team doing dockless scooters and bikes. We're committed to working with cities and universities to mak
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by sethherr 8y ago
As someone who has been on the other end of receiving incoherent and inaccurate bug bounty reports, this! To find the bug is impressive. To write about it so well is truly exceptional.
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by sethherr 9y ago
Thanks! Wouldn't have seen it without this comment, and it's a clever addition.
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by sethherr 9y ago
Your proposed solution doesn’t resolve the issue you’re responding to, or a number of other issues I can think of. And it doesn’t resolve any issues for returns without receipt, which is definitely a large concern. I really don’t think Aust
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by sethherr 9y ago
This is the most amusing part of this whole article, as someone who moved from Chicago to the bay a year and a half ago. If midwesterners are hungry enough and good enough, they’ll move to the bay (or they’re already working remote for Bay
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by sethherr 9y ago
I’m not sure that article says what you’re suggesting it says? Apple offered to "expedite [its] response to any legal process." It’s unclear whether they’re committing to unlocking the device. Judging by the prior case, I’m not co
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by sethherr 9y ago
Hmmm. If you think what the source (Plover’s shitpost blog, not an email) provides is not beneficial, then I’d think the link should be to the original document. I, on the other hand, think his selection and publication of this excerpt has
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by sethherr 9y ago
This was posted within today, not 1993. Title fix?
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by sethherr 9y ago
This. Diehard fan - at least previously, but times are a changing. Let alone the OS feeling less polished, the removal of time remaining on battery and other user hostile changes, the touch bar being poorly thought out net loss (e.g. the fa
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by sethherr 9y ago
I second this. A cover letter, for me, is the opportunity to write a short thing about why you’re interested in the specific position. You aren’t expected to edit your resume for each job posting, but I expect to receive a cover letter that
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by sethherr 9y ago
Spin ( https://spin.pm ) | Multiple positions | San Francisco, CA | Onsite | Full-time Like bikes? Want to be part of bike share 2.0? We're a small development team managing tens of thousands of gps enabled bikes. Our stack i
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by sethherr 9y ago
Also "interfering with car traffic" is silly. Bikes are traffic too and have just as much right to being in the road as cars.
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by sethherr 9y ago
In the US, the majority of streets have at least a lane of space taken up by parking. If half of that was offered to bikes there wouldn't be any bike parking issues.
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The amount of space taken up by car parking makes me generally unsympathetic to complaints about bike sharing "taking up too much public space" - though perhaps there is less car parking in china.
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by sethherr 9y ago
- San Juan (2-4 players) - Haggis (2-3) - Dominion (2-4 players, box is nice but you can just have a stack of cards) All the other suggestions are good, but it's nice to have flexibility with player size.
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by sethherr 9y ago
I'm curious what you mean by "crappy" - I don't find Basecamp useful for my needs, but lots of people do. Are you saying you don't personally enjoy using it? Or that you think it's poorly engineered?

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