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Corporate socialism. What a loaded phrase. I can't wait to use it in different connotations to bring more attention to the flip flopping of perspectives on fiscal policy between individual and corporate.
I wish. Status has even less adoption and dev support. If I have bugs on signal for MMS with my carrier, I presume any smaller niche messenger will be tougher to have loved ones adopt and will have even more bugs.
You used to be able to use WhatsApp and not have a Facebook account (for the obvious reasons).
Can't use SMS/MMS with people internationally who do not have an international mobile plan. If they also do not have a <insert other mutual account> then WhatsApp is the next option short of email.
Maybe I am misunderstanding something, but I feel this could be a major privacy negative if this means all platforms require identification verification (i.e all sites with an account require a cell phone number or address etc.). Currently, I can post to reddit or hackernews without my profile saying who I am or who I work for.
Of course anonymity provides an environment prone to misinformation and exploitation, at the same time, so having verification on a case by case (site by site) basis would be my vote.
Mind posting a zillow link or similar? I'm evaluating moving to different metro areas, and my research for Minnesota yielded higher costs.
Honeywell divested from the defense sector a couple decades ago, spinning off "Alliant Techsystems" and sending debt along with the new company. ATK went on to be successful, merged with Orbital Sciences as equals (2015), and then was acquired by Northrop Grumman (2018). Financial Engineering, as one commenter put it, is quite nuanced and interesting.
There are a lot of great counter arguments to what you said, but as someone who is from the Twin Cities and studied in Chicago, I'd recheck each trip and always go car or plane. Often I could car pool, and splitting with one person made zero interest with going train. Train should be easy and way more competitive than it is.
I actually recommend Gitlab pages. I prefer their allowance of private repos. I made a guide [1] on how to switch from Github to Gitlab pages. I use Gitlab for my static sites and Github for my source.
[1] https://rajvinjamuri.wordpress.com/2018/04/21/how-to-migrate...
Don't most people within the HN demographic mouse over to see the link in emails?
Can confirm
I generally concur. Living in Japan for a month, attending budget and 5-star accommodations and dining, it was very streamlined to have minimal tipping expected [or unexpected].
The University of Minnesota, Center for Transportation Studies, Accessibility Observatory has been working on such tools to provide a connection between studies and analysis and applicable geospatial visualizations (i.e. noise pollution, access to jobs within 30 minutes, access to food, etc.).
I'm surprised there isn't more of this already published and well known, such that you can go on Zillow and see such things.
Pure speculation, but perhaps this would only detract from more sales and revenue-generating turnover?
Between the several HN threads on this, this is just what I was missing. Thanks for clarifying it is the defaults which change. That is completely acceptable. It's like any other feature or aspect of FF that a developer can change.
Just to be devil's advocate: Google is notorious for having separate siloed teams that do not share efficiencies or updates (eg. Hangouts and other messengers). A company like Google and Facebook don't have a good excuse, but we shouldn't be surprised.
He's also not the founder of Tesla :P