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I have lost all trust in Ubiquiti at this point.

I hope more tech companies follow their lead. Politics in the workplace is paralyzing to productivity and as a customer, I don't want platforms to be our morality police.

Segment IO is currently being blocked on browsers with adblock. Does this mean it will work even with adblock?

In case you didn't realize, this is a new post published today. Theres actually news here otherwise Apple wouldn't have published a press release.

> "product"

They're a glorified landlord, not a product.

This is a very professional and tempered response supported by reason and sound company values. I applaud the CEO for not giving in to the mobs.

Is this an opinion article or a legit journalism? The article clearly has a slant, but TechCrunch didn't classify it as Opinion.

Thats not true. You can click an item to highlight it. I've never used a checklist that used highlighting to indicate it's state.

It's not your fault. The post has zero context.

This is not a checklist. Items in a checklist are either checked or unchecked. This is more of a values matrix.

No thanks. Thats a solution worse than the problem.

DX means Developer Experience.

You're arguing with an imaginary straw man. Is someone credible in the React community saying everything should be be done in React?

This is very disappointing to read. I encourage anyone to compare the architecture and DX of client side rendered apps based on Create React App to Next.js. Next.js is very immature and clunky in comparison.

This reads like conventional wisdom. No one is going to argue against "Hire the Best Engineers You Can" and "Start as Simple as Possible".

Looks like a fine service, but as a matter of policy I (and many of my peers) do not partner with crypto services that do not list basic company details on their website. For new services, I'm looking for specific names of founders, location, mission statement/values etc.

Congrats on your cool life, your ivy league education, your CTO role at OpenAI and all the access that provides. You've done it!

Also thanks for telling us how you became a practitioner. It's definitely relatable and not a humble brag at all.

The "lack of consistency" between state regulations is a feature, not a bug. States are Laboratories of democracy.

It sounds like you're unfamiliar with the Higher Education Bubble and it's root causes.

I would be an even bigger fan of Lambda if you guys fought this or left CA all together.

I definitely don't want some kind of career progression standard that is shared across companies.

Please work for the government if you crave this much structure.

Looks like it's easier to resign from Square and accept a salary bump and title bump elsewhere than navigate Square's "Growth Framework".

If we wanted this much structure, we would have worked for the government or military.

The author is presenting this as if they found a serious security flaw in Docker. They're starting a container in privileged mode, what exactly did they expect?

This is like acting surprised that a Linux root user can do immeasurable harm to the underlying OS.

Low bounties like that are going to motivate hackers to sell to malicious actors instead of going through the proper channels.

Facebook should know better.

Steelcase Leap V2.

Practice being more assertive and embrace the change to be more strong willed.

Being soft spoken is not embedded in your personality permanently.

Dropbox

The punctuation in your title is jarring. "Make your own AI-generated Magic cards with GPT-2" would be a lot better.

I've lost all trust in Zoom at this point

It's pretty convenient for Zoom that this occurs after the IPO.