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Machines do steal jobs - the repetitive, manual labor jobs that humans do not want. They also increase efficiency and profits for companies, leading to lower costs for consumers and investments in new industries that may not have existed before.

This is what the Watch is for.

Amazon should use it's bank to get these kinds of deals for Twitch.tv.

They already have the platform, community, and infrastructure to do this kind of thing perfectly.

Yeah I don't get this. Just because there are popular alternatives doesn't mean there aren't tons of people for whom Grunt still works perfectly well.

+1. There is literally zero negative impact on anyone's life by a hundred new js frameworks coming out every day. Ignore them. Use the ones you know and enjoy. If a new one seems to be gaining mainstream traction, spend an hour to check it out. Don't waste a second of brain activity or get annoyed with new frameworks - there is no reason.

Why is there is a five second animation to load a completely static home page?

Chances are you are already have jQuery on your page though, right?

For many people who's phone is their sole device, this is asking the impossible.

I regularly work with relatively large JSON files (500kb - 4mb). These open and edit quickly in ST. Atom refuses to load anything over 2mb, and chokes even on 500kb files.

A step down from chairman, but a step up in involvement. Gates says he will be "substantially increasing the time that I spend at the company."

It can be, but certainly not in this circumstance. Didn't expect such a politically charged article when I clicked the headline.

The best thing about this update might be that we finally get pull-to-refresh on the home feed.

Just updated, and I was able to send posts to users without the update. I believe it queues messages for when they update.