jaydz

So many parroting the same "bias" line here, yet not a single example has been linked.

I find right lane driving dangerous. Every week I see drivers slow down or come to a complete stop on the acceleration lane, others are risking it all to make their exit.

I'm using the web app right now, it's still there.

Of course it would. Over time UBI would destroy the value of our currency, and those who use the dollar as their reserve currency would get wrecked as well. IMO an Implementation of UBI would require the creation of a new currency.

Why is it dominant? Is Google is preventing competition from entering the market or is it because Google offers the superior product? Good luck with that in court.

No laws are being violated, Google will pay a fine and make some small changes. The last thing the DOJ wants is an embarrassing defeat in court.

HN is basically r/technology these days, wish they made HN2 where it was just about cool tech and startups like the good old days.

I'm sure Google and Facebook understand this, hopefully they won't cower any further. Big Media wants its "fair share" and they will keep attacking until they do.

A real email address is too important for businesses. Maybe indies or really small teams will use Apple sign in, but I doubt VC funded apps will.

I think the more likely scenario will be apps removing social logins and implementing their own login logic.

Jeong and Swisher are the captains of the anti-tech crusade at the Times. Guess the clicks for those Trump articles are drying up.

The Times has been on an anti-tech crusade for months now.

The difference is Twitter is willing to remove the "far worse content" while Gab is not.

I imagine the videos where he harasses the CNN reporter and the females protesting Kavanaugh were the last straw. This was from his Periscope live stream.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dcSvuyZm-U

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrZuQqtABUo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdjcdZqODoE

Yelp is a trash company, lets not forget how they extorted small businesses for years.

I doubt Ecuador is doing it for moral reasons. I'd wager Wikileaks has nasty dirt on Ecuador's leadership.

Magazine publishers survived because they had subscriber info which allowed targeted advertising (name, age, address, etc).

The media has been attacking tech for years. First they attacked startups and their valuations, later the "tech bros," and now Google/Amazon/Facebook. This Scott Galloway fellow seems to be leading the charge.

Twitter and Youtube remove such content, Gab has promised it won't.

https://square.github.io/retrofit/

Looks like their site is using ads from Google, their party will be over soon.

edit: already banned by facebook, that was fast.

In New York you have access to lynda.com, just need a library card and pin. https://www.lynda.com/portal/patron

Has the media has decided for the board? They really must want their Jobs 2.0 story.

I'm sure many companies want cheap labor, but other companies cannot find enough of the type of STEM worker they desire.

The web would become a second class citizen on iOS and native apps would be the only way to access content. Those cheering this have not thought this through.

I'm hoping Youtube implements a subscription model. I will gladly pay to skip the 15-30 seconds ads on every video.

Traditional jobs guarantee a wage for those 8 hours. Most on-demand services guarantee nothing. I'm glad DoorDash at least guarantees an hourly wage in some markets.

Go to your developer console and click "Announcements" on the left side of the page.

Funny it said over 5GB for me.