ChrisAntaki

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by ChrisAntaki 8y ago
Rust left early access this January, after 4 years. https://rust.facepunch.com/blog/leaving-early-access/
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by ChrisAntaki 8y ago
What do you like most about Azure Portal UI?
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by ChrisAntaki 8y ago
> The UX of the main menu, however, is terrible. Scrolling through it is incredibly slow because the submenus are synchronously expanding while scrolling, and I've had a submenu get so stuck I had to refresh the page to be able to i
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by ChrisAntaki 8y ago
I'm curious what you all think of GCP Console?
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by ChrisAntaki 9y ago
Pretty sure Gmail isn't being used for ad targeting anymore https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/06/23/technology/gmail-ads.h...
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by ChrisAntaki 9y ago
Do any other big tech companies offer interfaces like this?
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by ChrisAntaki 9y ago
Have you tried just pausing history instead? https://myaccount.google.com/activitycontrols
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by ChrisAntaki 9y ago
You might be thinking of a "fraud alert", which is different than a "credit freeze" => https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/blog/2017/09/fraud-alert-or-cre...
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by ChrisAntaki 9y ago
Yeah, I have a Firefox extension with around 50k installs, and get emails every so often from people offering to monetize it. Here's an excerpt from a recent one, from Nick at NJB Brands Sales: > We offer .50 CTR (per 1,000) traffic
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by ChrisAntaki 9y ago
Really? I've used the ps4 YouTube app a bunch to watch videos, and movies purchased from the play store. My phone can cast to it as well. Seems to work as well as the Netflix app. I've had more issues with the ps4 store app honest
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by ChrisAntaki 9y ago
Whole Foods was already abusing their position by setting strict quality standards for foods they carried, and reducing the requirements for their own 365 brand.
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by ChrisAntaki 9y ago
Nice advice, though my experience doesn't resonate with #5. I always priced by the hour, but charged by the minute. Tools like Harvest made this easy. If there was a chance to reduce billable time spent by changing the spec a bit, I&#x
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by ChrisAntaki 9y ago
You didn't mention the largest voting block, voters who don't strongly identify with either party.
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by ChrisAntaki 9y ago
Out of curiosity, why did you remark on the Fruit Loops shake? Could it be due to an ad campaign that started prior to your remark, and continues after it?
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by ChrisAntaki 9y ago
Per second, with a one minute minimum [1]. [1] https://cloudplatform.googleblog.com/2017/09/extending-per-s...
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by ChrisAntaki 9y ago
How would you prefer to activate the Homes, out of curiosity?
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by ChrisAntaki 9y ago
If you have time, please elaborate on what you'd like to see.
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by ChrisAntaki 9y ago
“The best way to express it is that everything you see on Netflix up until the play button is on AWS, the actual video is delivered through our CDN,” Netflix spokesperson Joris Evers said. http://www.networkworld.com/article
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by ChrisAntaki 10y ago
In July, Anvato joined Google. They're using Google Cloud to power video processing solutions for customers like NBCUniversal and Univision. http://www.anvato.com/anvato-joins-google/
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New Tool Can Help NASA Sniff Out Life on Mars(realclearlife.com)
1 points by ChrisAntaki 10y ago|0 comments
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Karlie Kloss: Coding is a superpower(youtube.com)
1 points by ChrisAntaki 10y ago|0 comments
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by ChrisAntaki 10y ago
> We’re particularly pleased that the environment we’ve worked with Blizzard to construct will be open and available to all researchers next year. This is awesome. I've only ever reached the Platinum league in Starcraft II (1v1), b
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Vote for Net Neutrality(votefornetneutrality.com)
1 points by ChrisAntaki 10y ago|1 comments
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by ChrisAntaki 10y ago
It is interesting how these releases were timed to start right after Bernie Sanders conceded.
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Register to Vote via SMS(my.hello.vote)
2 points by ChrisAntaki 10y ago|0 comments
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by ChrisAntaki 10y ago
Let's say your approach was ideal. Is it possible the interviewer wanted to see how you'd solve the problem, if your first solution was off the table?
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by ChrisAntaki 10y ago
Pretty close. They'd present a problem, then expand on it. The problems would keep evolving, so that kept it engaging. Then at a certain point, they'd say we're done, we're about out of time, etc - and we'd have a f
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by ChrisAntaki 10y ago
Thank you, Gayle & HackerRank! Recently, with help from Cracking the Coding Interview and HackerRank, I was able to pass some fun yet challenging technical screens with Google, Facebook, and Uber.
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by ChrisAntaki 10y ago
> There's always a multitude of ways to get something done, and it's up to you to decide what tool will do it best Well said. By the way, what is Netflix's take on Promises vs RxJS?
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by ChrisAntaki 10y ago
> Java isn't something a guy on the street would recognize but if you were writing to a lay audience, would you describe the Oracle v. Google as involving a "little known programming language? If it barely entered the public co

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