I'm wondering how many people in favor of legalization would actually like to see a pot shop in their own street. From my own experience in the Netherlands, these kinds of shops attract a sort of crowd that you would…
> But he's the one who signed up to do a crap job for little pay, and keeps signing up to do it again every year. And that makes him part of the problem. Quite the opposite. The problem is that there already too many…
We had that book at home. I remember being totally daunted by the source code of the Star Trek program... that thing had literally HUNDREDS of lines of code!
> They readily treat their drivers like second-class citizens Sure, but that is pretty much par for the course for any low-education job anywhere in the world. Can't blame Uber for being like the rest.
Don't forget that only ~1% of startups develop breakthrough products, because only ~1% of startups break through.
Thread safety. If you write an API never forget that people may want to use it in more than one thread.
Running Powershell scripts that continue after reboot is not exactly the greatest feat.
I'm wondering how many people in favor of legalization would actually like to see a pot shop in their own street. From my own experience in the Netherlands, these kinds of shops attract a sort of crowd that you would…
> But he's the one who signed up to do a crap job for little pay, and keeps signing up to do it again every year. And that makes him part of the problem. Quite the opposite. The problem is that there already too many…
We had that book at home. I remember being totally daunted by the source code of the Star Trek program... that thing had literally HUNDREDS of lines of code!
> They readily treat their drivers like second-class citizens Sure, but that is pretty much par for the course for any low-education job anywhere in the world. Can't blame Uber for being like the rest.
Don't forget that only ~1% of startups develop breakthrough products, because only ~1% of startups break through.
Thread safety. If you write an API never forget that people may want to use it in more than one thread.
Running Powershell scripts that continue after reboot is not exactly the greatest feat.