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by sida 6y ago
She threatened resignation in fairly obnoxious and toxic way. google called her bluff and accepted. No, I haven’t lost respect.
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by sida 6y ago
Why is google worried about this, how many software engineers want to join a union anyway?
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by sida 6y ago
Do these software collect dust and rust over time? ok sorry.. bad dad joke..
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by sida 6y ago
Wait what? You can create something that runs at 100 million degrees in your garage? Can you explain a bit more for the unlearned?
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by sida 6y ago
Just to be pendantic. American is a subset of human. So you are pass CAPTCHAs, you are indeed proven to be human. In a high precision, low recall way
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by sida 6y ago
Can you link to some precedent for our education?
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by sida 6y ago
I am watching this with great interest. Especially if the vote passes, would amazon just pull out of the area all together. (similar to walmart's strategy)
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by sida 6y ago
Will the creators make money even if they don’t want it?
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by sida 6y ago
I hate AMP as a user. It breaks my browsing experience in strange and sometimes unexpected ways. (like certain scroll features can stop working, sometimes weird features like search in page can also break. Sometimes when you try to highligh
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by sida 6y ago
I don't know there is something inherently not trustworthy about Google or American company. I think the main problem with Google (and perhaps part of the reason why Google is great in the first place) is that Google relies too heavily
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by sida 6y ago
Have you talked to drivers? There have been many independent surveys that show drivers disproportionately want to remain contractors.
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by sida 6y ago
And the counter-argument would be that the reason for possibilities of direct democracy is for situations like this where unions have achieved regulatory capture, such that a small number of people wield disproportionate influence and drive
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by sida 6y ago
>> I almost want there to be some kind of test to see how informed people are that somehow weights their votes Given the history of the US in voter suppression, you not seeing the irony, is just fascinating.
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by sida 6y ago
OP's argument would be that bathrooms, changing rooms, hotel rooms are examples of places with expectation of privacy. And if you are walking in the middle of a mall with lots of people around you, that would be an example where there
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by sida 6y ago
why is DD not getting sued? Why is grubhub the one getting sued?
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by sida 6y ago
One thing I haven't seen discussed is the poor affordance / discoverability of speech technology. Google Home can do some clever things however, it also does not have the ability to do some very basic stuff. As a user, how do you
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by sida 6y ago
Honestly, I just wish that this was 0-indexed. 1-indexing annoys me enough that I haven't really started playing with Julia.
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by sida 6y ago
But the analogy here is that if you buy Apple Watch, it is reasonable that it is tied tk iPhone. just like you are buying oculus quest knowing that it is tied to FB
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by sida 6y ago
What is the judge's motivation to advertise for patent trolls to come to his court?
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by sida 6y ago
With the exception of California, the initial quote is indeed binding Secondly, uber drivers have ratings (unlike cabs) and a set of consistent low ratings for dangerous driving will flag the dangerous behavior
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by sida 6y ago
Can you share your stories around how working remotely in the 90s was like? e.g. there probably wasn't video chat. So how did you communicate? Were you coding? What were tooling like for coding remotely back then? etc etc
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by sida 6y ago
You know your statement is categorically untrue right. "Uber sets the price" In California, the driver sets their own price. "tells me where to pick you up" Given that this is a taxi service. The driver has to know where
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by sida 6y ago
Right so your point is that the driver is only an employee while on a trip. And while waiting for a trip, the driver is not an employee? I am sure uber/lyft will be more than happy to pay minimum wage if the wage only counts when a tri
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by sida 6y ago
Well they can in California and that’s what matters. Because this law is being contested in California. I get the design. And of course uber wants to encourage lowering prices. However, the point remains: driver set prices, even if the desi
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by sida 6y ago
But while you are working at macdonalds you cannot simultaneously be working for KFC. That’s what a uber/lyft drivers do
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by sida 6y ago
Drivers now set their own prices. Then it is the same as setting your own prices to teach piano to kids? Set your own price higher then
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by sida 6y ago
you know uber lets drivers set prices now right?
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by sida 6y ago
You know because of this regulation, uber already introduce price setting to drivers. This is literally what drivers do today in California.
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by sida 6y ago
How hard would it be for apple to also fabricate its own chips one day? Would it ever make sense for apple to do that?
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by sida 6y ago
Arguably without the ranking and recommendation, FB is quite boring. The feed is such an integral part of FB.

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