praneshp

It's actually not better than none, but feel free to believe whatever you want to.

> operates a multi-jurisdictional police force.

operates a joke of a police force.

> And Salesforce is well-known to be very charitable.

When I interviewed there, every single person who spoke to me talked about their 1-1-1 thing. Might be interview training though.

Peak HN, and it's not even 9:45 PDT

Whatsapp used to work on all sorts of crap. I'd not be surprised if they ran on pre-android BBs

I'm curious, what was your original response to Google suing Uber re Anthony Levandowski?

> Forcing the places that do have it to subsidize the places that don't have it, however, is incredibly destructive to competition

This is one reason why the have nots tend to vote for candidates the haves dislike, no?

I can only speak for the bay area, but the compensation numbers your parent quotes is not too wild.

Your number, IMO, seems low if you're in the bay area.

Fastmail is better than gmail.

Haven't read the article yet, do you mean airlines other than emirates? They have 3 or 4 cameras with decent views, but you cannot really make out clouds

My counter argument is that these questions can be asked, it's none of your business to sayt what questions should not be asked on a reddit community. Historically, r/(I)AMA has been just that, and the ducks question is part of the community's history now (I can't think of a semi-famous AMA in the last year where that question wasn't asked).

More importantly, it's an ama, and the fact that he is about to be github CEO is secondary. We don't want movie stars coming there just for their latest release (if you overdo it, it's a disaster. Google Rampart AMA)

Finally, my intention was to be brief, but stop short of disrespect (and I am sorry if it offended you). Unfortunately I seem to have approached you with the same condescension you showed for (I)AMA's users

> Absolutely useless question

Sure

> and should not be asked.

None of your business.

You couldn't prove they had a commercial stake, and they also seem to really care about github vs gitlab. It's not too different yet.

How is it different from you yelling at everyone on GDPR threads? Maybe, like you, the parent is just passionate and opinionated.

I'm almost sure you mean private repos on github.com, but just wanted to confirm it. You don't mean corp github right?

Yes, their goal was to get under our skin.

What? It's 10%, and definitely non-trivial.

Why is it a strawman argument? A cent spent on this is a cent not spent on the top 5 issues, no?

If you had continued to read on: "In comments, it's ok to ask how to read an article and to help other users do so. But please don't post complaints about paywalls. Those are off topic."

Anyway, I was not 100% correct, I didn't know about the workaround requirement.

I'm asking because I dont know, but have you been involved in cases where the OS was free but the db was 40 grand/cpu? Is the os free as an add on from the db vendor?

Nothing against it in the guidelines.

Ha, I cannot resist pointing you to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OrVskziCc4w

People in business class are typically business travelers, who tend to be frequent travelers, which means they're probably going to be fast.

> There should be a test and certification for plane passengers,

This already exists, it's called ability to pay for business/first class. Increasingly, at least in America, seats near the front are getting more expensive too.

> "Technology" for the company has been coming up with a mobile app to connect drivers and potential customers - something hardly groundbreaking

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16887276

> Given their history of borrowing technology from other countries without attribution,

Impressive choice of words!

> I mean, 5G and the SpaceX satellite internet plan are right around the corner.

Woah, your corner must be awesome.

kindly revert back with the same

Second most elegant use of fucks, after the Wire scene.