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Comment #48248259
Where's the hit counter? Mind pointing me to it. Can't find it anywhere at TFA.
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Comment #38016313
> The title is misleading, the emotional "It's crazy how much Transport for London can learn about us from our mobile data" The title: What Transport for London can learn about us …
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Comment #38016232
After Brexit, is GDPR relevant to London transport anymore? I'd guess that UK now probably has their own version of GDPR?
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Comment #35384434
I am making no such assumption. I am only expressing my gripe against those commenters who are not happy that this grant is like 1 month's salary. So I am only making the point tha…
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Comment #35374996
Of course, I don't get to decide it. That's exactly my point! You seem to be restating my point. Each company is free to decide for themselves how much they want to contribute.
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Comment #35372338
> Hooray. That'll pay for one developer for one month. If 20 more companies did this, then it would pay for one developer for one year, don't you think?
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Comment #35372316
This! What all these ungrateful nerds seem to disregard is whether one company should take the responsibility of paying the curl author enough to match a year's worth of salary? Or…
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Comment #32601622
I remember Twitter in early days. Developers loved its REST APIs. They were already building integrations for custom dashboards, email, Yahoo chat, IRC and what not! Users could ch…
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Comment #32383881
Are function tables really all that cleaner? Honest question. If I can offer a counterpoint a function table requires us to code some function dispatch routine that looks at the in…
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Comment #32383772
> everyone can see it on issue tracker I don't think this is necessarily true. If an engineer is blocked on a difficult problem for a day they don't have time update issue tracker …
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Comment #32383750
For me Lisp enlightenment was when I realized everything is lambda all the way down (except of course for lists and atoms). I mean we don't really need all the various fancy let, l…