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Re:Uber's playbook for sabotaging Lyft by greglindahl on Tuesday August 26, 2014 @04:01PM (#8229187)
Which book, the lawbook or the ethics book?
Re:Uber's playbook for sabotaging Lyft by NoPiece on Tuesday August 26, 2014 @04:23PM (#8229319)
The article documents recruiting Lyft drivers by riding with them, which is neither unethical nor illegal. It doesn't document cancelling rides, which would definitely be unethical, and should be illegal.
Re:Uber's playbook for sabotaging Lyft by res0nat0r on Tuesday August 26, 2014 @04:11PM (#8229238)
I thought on HN we call working around outdated or laws we don't agree with "disruption"?
Re:Uber's playbook for sabotaging Lyft by vdaniuk on Tuesday August 26, 2014 @04:19PM (#8229293)
Unnecessary generalization. Disruption may or may not have negative externalities. In fact, many externalities of disruptions are positive.
Re:Uber's playbook for sabotaging Lyft by sgustard on Tuesday August 26, 2014 @04:24PM (#8229324)
In fact, disrupt and sabotage are synonyms.
Re:Uber's playbook for sabotaging Lyft by NoPiece on Tuesday August 26, 2014 @05:24PM (#8229650)
No major thesaurus lists sabotage as a synonym for disrupt. A couple have disrupt for sabotage.
Re:Uber's playbook for sabotaging Lyft by chc on Tuesday August 26, 2014 @04:30PM (#8229352)
Whose ethics book says hiring employees from competitors is wrong? Pixar's?