@J20365735@doctorow Guess the hope at least in the interim we can equip people with good tools so they can be efficient at their jobs and as a result get paid an adequate amount
@get_innocuous@doctorow Re graphql: part of it could just be backward compatibility issues for new client release (if it’s a mobile app). Over fetch in case the UI needs it in the future
@doctorow@doctorow If no driver wants to accept the trip, either the customer has to pay more, or Doordash is making a business decision to subsidize that trip to gain market share. And if that’s the case, DD should pay the bill for their own business decision.
@doctorow Hi @doctorow - love the thread. It’s simple: independent contractors should know what they’re going to be paid, before they take the trip.
Each trip should stand up on its own merit. And if it doesn’t, the onus / cost shouldn’t be placed on the driver. Mind games aren’t cool.
Today's Twitter threads (a Twitter thread).
Inside: Doordash privacywashes its war on workers; End bankruptcy shopping; and more!
Archived at: https://t.co/EEtJLApaap
#Pluralistic
1/
Border Patrol agents made a commemorative coin mocking the migrant children in their care.
The great @DLind with her first scoop for @ProPublica. https://t.co/chl7QS6I2c
1/ Last week, I taught my undergrads about logit models.
Though logits are fundamental to many modern statistical techniques, where did it come from? We discussed that yesterday.
Turns out, like the 0.05 p-value, it's pretty arbitrary.
👇is a summary
*pager goes off*
My date: “Ooh, are you a doctor?”
PagerDuty: “The autoscaling group lost an instance!!!”
Me: “…yes. Yes I am.”
Date: “What kind?”
Me: “I’m an on-callogist.”