this is the equivalent of you putting a picture of yourself on a phone pole and some one posting it on reddit. give me a break. if it’s on tinder is public as it gets.

This app was already removed from the App Store over 3 hours before this article was even published. Giz posted about this app nearly 4 hours ago:

Wow, such liberal garbage. Let’s just completely ignore personal responsibility. How many of you have actually spent time with your local homeless population? I mean real time, not just you see them and you give them a dollar or maybe buy them a meal. How many of you actually sit down and talk with them? I sit and…

“Avoid businesses that contribute to anti-homeless measures in your area” ... which are most likely the businesses that suffer because the homeless are camping in the street in front of their establishment. So ... boycott them because they want to operate a business and/or let the homeless destroy their business. How…

...and while Housing First programs have shown some promise for addressing homelessness at the individual level, they haven’t been shown to be as effective at the community level. Nor do they have a stellar record of addressing the issues of mental illness, addiction, lack of employment and social isolation among homel…

Wow...talk about liberal propaganda! Park benches are made for sitting. Not for the homeless person to use as their bed. There’s nothing wrong with public facilities and structures being designed to encourage their usage in a specific way. Why don’t you focus on the real problem of local governments training their…

That’s just not very high, tbh. Denver is at 5,280 and the lowest of the ‘high altitude’ towns. If you’re thinking ski vacation Crested Butte ski area starts at 9,300 and goes up from there. I promise you’ll be sucking wind darn quick.

3 or 4,000 feet is hardly “altitude.”

I thought this was common knowledge for the last 10 years? Are people still using these?

Shit headline. Its not the president himself that makes the call on taking the bus or not. There are many things in security that the president isn’t allowed to change. Remember when trump wanted to use his own plane? Also, the blood in the beast is the presidents himself, not just of type. 

A shuttle crammed with world leaders--with or without the U.S. President--seems like a pretty bad idea in terms of security in general.  Sure, maybe nobody has real beef with the PM of Belgium, but a terrorist attack on (what I presume) a vehicle with a whole gaggle of world leaders would be a big ugly deal.

Do you think the Queen took a fucking shuttle when she visited the US?

Well that’s a no brainer. No US president is going to be allowed to ride in an unarmored bus crammed with group of other world leaders. Don’t have to be Secret Service to figure that one out.

It should be made a little more clearly that these hits are for people that will get a zero balance after forgiveness.

Unless they meet ASTM standards for impact and compression, workout shoes are going to do precisely jack all to protect against a dropped weight.

I don’t get it, does everyone have to leave at the same time? Do they walk around playing ‘Closing time’?
Either leave early or wait it out and leave late

They don’t really do that very well though either.  Without labels, it’s too difficult to judge proportions.  With labels, then it’s “why are you using a pie chart and not just the labels?”

So you’re comparing the total visitors in January to those counted in other months, and perhaps observing which months have the most visitor traffic.

I’ll pile on too. 8 years and counting working in analytics and analytics dashboards and my answer to the question “when to use pie charts” is NEVER.

I’m a data scientist and pretty solidly in the “pie charts should never be used” camp. The reasoning: it’s really hard to visually compare the size of different slices of a circle. Is that slice 3 times the size of that other slice? 1.5 times? 2 times? If they’re about the same size, which one is actually bigger? Is…