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Why do you think so? I know many companies that pair for interviews, Thoughtworks, and Pivotal Labs for example

Should have [1988] in title

Maybe a doctor should be able to come to an agreement with an individual, without injecting the watchful eye of other offices or governments.

In modest, small team use, a remote state file on s3 served me well. Did you run into problems with it?

Not OP, but they never claimed that what California is doing is unlawful because of GDPR. Their comment is still insightful because it shows an example of legislation that, if applied, could ensure more transparency and humanity to automated decision making.

The lack of such legislation becomes more glaring as more and more examples are demonstrated.

For anyone interested, mountebank[1] is an also-good OSS alternative in the same space

[1]http://www.mbtest.org

Indiana just fully switched over to using DST in 2006[1]

[1]https://www.timeanddate.com/time/us/indiana-time.html

Thanks!

There isn't much to gain for who? If regulations will help companies see that hoarding personal data is a liability they will do less of it, and US consumers will have less to lose in each new data breach by companies. That's a lot to gain for consumers!

I don't think you can assert that S&D is the only factor, certainly labor law has an effect on the bargaining positions

Well said!

>it would have been illegal

[Citation needed]

It seems more like breakng a window just to call fixing it 'inonvation' to me [1]

[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parable_of_the_broken_window

Your question is unproductive and does not help answer the question posed

...they do?

1.Internet providers are often artificial monopolies

2. The internet is a public good

Sorry, please define what you see the problem as. Is there any evidence for this problem, for example in medical journals?

That is rude and uncalled for.

Source? I heard of one study like this but it was refuted for bad procedures

But the Obama administration was doing something very different, how are your imaginings here relevant?

I know you're being facetious, but the machine is actually slower than doing it by hand.

> "So Agile is dead."

What? Just because the way the author is doing agile doesn't allow code reviews, it is not dead. If you want code reviews, you could even do them constantly: pair programming

Source for undermining? It says 'Not the views of DHS or USCIS' right at the top.

That's a defeatist attitude. If you care about changing something, you must discuss it and take action against it.

Isn't the man innocent until proven guilty?

Did you read the article? Lawyers and the immigration officials concluded otherwise. Your spreading of FUD here is not needed.

Many,most? people can only choose 1 or 2 ISPs for their home. It's a sad state of affairs

I think the GP means 'controls by individual states'

Given how often violence is started by police officers, I wouldn't jump to this conclusion. False flag operations also occur, in order to being about exactly the sentiment you're expressing.

The article should be titled something more like 'Local, Seasonal Diets Are Going To Save The Planet'. It's not much about vegetarianism, except to attack it for clickbait reasons.