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Some cases are, but there are still plenty of patterns that (currently) are not. e.g. `1if 1else 2`

See also: https://github.com/PyCQA/pycodestyle/issues/371

I've been happily using Inoreader since the plug was pulled on Google Reader

> A GS-15 in a metro area like New York, DC, and San Francisco, with experience, can get over $170.

Agencies like USDS, 18F, etc. who are hiring at this level are atypical, and have to do so in order to attract talent away from private sector. GS-13+ slots are typically senior leadership positions and not entry level for anyone unless they have a PhD.

I had the same question after reading the email from Youtube this afternoon, looking at Verizon's offerings they have monthly tiers at $50, $70, and $90. Ignoring any first time user bundles, incentives, etc. I don't know what the overlap between the base tier and Youtube TV's base offerings is, but it's for sure covered by the middle tier.

I was happy with Youtube TV at its initial $40 price, lukewarm with the first price jump, and now I'm really questioning it at $65. I travel quite a bit so the on-demand capability is valuable but that's starting to be a stretch.

Hey, that sounds suspiciously like a union.

I'm sure they could, it would probably end up with their contracts being terminated though. Or maybe not, depending on how strong the PR backlash is.

Yes, and will continue to use it until support for it dies or someone comes up with a better way to aggregate things I actually care about reading into a simple interface. Hopefully the latter comes first :)

I was sad when Google killed Reader, but Inoreader has been a great alternative for my daily use.

> Does Nest offer MFA?

I don't remember what Nest used before being bought by Google (I believe SMS MFA was available), but they're transitioning accounts to sign in with your Google account.