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chandra381
10mo ago
Why did they need to pass on so much PII to third parties? Feels like a systemic issue to me
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chandra381
5y ago
Hey, that account has gone private. Could you share a TL:DR of what happened if possible?
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chandra381
5y ago
Please define what "woke" and "SJW" means. Whenever I see it being used on HN especially in contexts like this, it's a strawman for "anybody with a political opinion different from mine"
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5y ago
> I don't really know where this moral panic about woke culture in tech is coming from. It's not something I've experienced in the workplace. Same here - it's an easy agenda to outrage about that's destroying the
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5y ago
> Uber had a woman complain about not getting a jacket in her size That is a wilful and bad faith misrepresentation of the Susan Fowler situation to such a degree that I am skeptical of everything else you've just written.
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Check if your request body is compressed
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5y ago
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5y ago
We're a design agency that went fully remote for the first time during the pandemic last year. It was a bit of a shock, but we tried our best to get to this new way of working. With remote teams, there's no end to the tools we can
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Show HN: Pause – A time-off tool that puts the team back in 'team planning'
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5y ago
I'm not personally a big fan of Palmer Luckey but he really shat the bed with that statement. Just completely destroyed his credibility.
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5y ago
> Facebook added that Oculus users will be able to hide individual ads or choose not to see ads from a certain advertiser. Very interesting. The Oculus is quite a good deal at 299 USD given its technical specifications. I suspected that
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Things to keep in mind when you're building in Public
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5y ago
This is very interesting, thanks for sharing
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chandra381
5y ago
Yeah what was up with that?
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My experience with Flutter as an Android developer
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chandra381
6y ago
I don't know if you've read Mike Isaac's book on Uber? Michael Ovitz very famously screwed over Travis Kalanick when he invested in Travis' first startup.
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6y ago
This was a great comment You've pointed out that you have to absorb information to be able to get to a point where you can engage with a topic - but also, there's value in having beginners discuss and analyse stuff, because they&#
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6y ago
https://twitter.com/slpng_giants/status/922563981826441216 Here's the photo of Palmer Luckey with Bannon. He claims in this tweet that he was flashing the sign "ironically" as a hoax in this reply:
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6y ago
Because they are largely hypocrites. In fact a lot of them identify more with the capitol rioters being delatformed and are scared that they could be next in line, and this was not the case with ISIS for example.
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6y ago
I've never understood this "what-about-ism". I see it as a bad faith tactic of deflecting attention from one issue to another, when the person doing it knows exactly how bad and indefensible their chosen stance is, and is try
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6y ago
Trump pardons former Uber executive Anthony Levandowski on the recommendation of a panel that includes Peter Thiel and Palmer Luckey.. (EDIT: Palmer Luckey) -> who famously caught on camera flashing a white supremacy sign in a photo with
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6y ago
How does Anthony Lewandowski being pardoned advance any public good? I would argue it does the exact opposite.
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6y ago
He still stole and he's still a criminal. What are you trying to prove here
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6y ago
There is also an issue of maintainability and spare parts. For example, the technology behind how phone screens work is broadly understood, leading to people being able to replace their phone screens if they are broken or no longer working.
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6y ago
I had the privilege of visiting Venice over Christmas and New Years of 2019 and just wandering around an almost deserted island. It was otherworldly.
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6y ago
Oh absolutely. As a product designer, I was worried that it may be rendered obsolete, but the industry standard for design tools have moved into cloud-based browser solutions, so it will still be useful forever
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6y ago
Multiple studies have shown that Facebook and twitter do not censor conservatives. This has been well established and anyone who argues otherwise is either ignorant or arguing from a position of bad faith. https://www.niemanlab.o
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6y ago
The entirety of modern economics is based on the presupposition that monetary value is the only factor in rational decision making. A "free market" is literally defined as - "a system in which the *prices* for goods and servi
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6y ago
You've spent your entire comment attacking an imagined "left" instead of engaging with the content of the article or contributing meaningfully to the discussion. > The left thinks their ideological enemies are war criminal
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6y ago
Are you a GitHub employee? Otherwise what is the purpose of this really weird and ad-hominem rant
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6y ago
I'm sorry - how does the OP know what? That there were nazis at the capitol? Because there literally were? I don't get what you're trying to prove with this comment https://www.vice.com/en/article/93
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