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by Jabbles 9y ago
From the chart in the article: Year Market Algae 2013 +16% +22% 2014 +14% -2% 2015 +2% +33% 2016 +12% +22% 2017* +9% +10% *Til June
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by Jabbles 9y ago
From April: https://medium.com/waymo/apply-to-be-part-of-waymos-early-ri...
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by Jabbles 9y ago
Isn't _the_ benefit of Google Photos (over any other storage service) the ability to search your photos for keywords e.g. "mountain"?
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by Jabbles 9y ago
Everyone has 1 dollar except for X who has all the rest.
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by Jabbles 9y ago
That quote refers to sequential IDs: The original issue with simple auto-incrementing values is that they are easily guessable as I noted above. Botnets will just keep guessing until they find one.
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by Jabbles 9y ago
Read the next sentence :)
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by Jabbles 9y ago
What was the point of hosting this in China?
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by Jabbles 9y ago
Local people may know that having large corporations fight legal battles in their district benefits the local economy.
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by Jabbles 9y ago
Helps their negotiations with content licensors.
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by Jabbles 9y ago
Without an example that shows that Google has a habit of lying your comment just wastes people's time. Do your research and make your comment useful.
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by Jabbles 9y ago
It sounds like the vendor abstraction layer will make things a lot simpler for manufacturers and vendors, so the cost savings alone should tempt them. I'm not sure, but couldn't this benefit vendors/manufacturers/users u
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by Jabbles 9y ago
Maybe, but https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2017/04/samsungs-tizen-is-ri...
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by Jabbles 9y ago
[Off topic] You can purchase this article for $8.95? https://hbr.org/product/8-ways-to-read-a-lot-more-books-this...
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by Jabbles 10y ago
Shouldn't they be quoted?
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by Jabbles 10y ago
Because go's garbage collector can and will move and copy memory as it sees fit. Is there more to this than the fact that the Go language specification doesn't forbid it? Have you seen it happen?
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by Jabbles 10y ago
Consider that it's not Google as a whole, it's the keyboard team, who obviously have only a small fraction of Google's compute power. Also, gboard is installed on between 500 million and 1 billion phones. https://p
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by Jabbles 10y ago
Theory: Samsung is just funding Tizen development to gain leverage over Android
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by Jabbles 10y ago
Perhaps spurred by Google's recent announcement that they have Skylake chips in their cloud: https://cloudplatform.googleblog.com/2017/02/Google-Cloud-Pl...
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by Jabbles 10y ago
The turbulence from passing close can be dangerous.
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by Jabbles 10y ago
Citation needed. http://venturebeat.com/2014/04/25/why-google-doesnt-care-abo...
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by Jabbles 10y ago
Please don't dismiss something from your armchair. I've just mentioned that Google relies on this technology to secure their network.
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by Jabbles 10y ago
Just to be clear "his" laptop is "the laptop issued to him by Google". I'd think that standard antivirus software detects and alerts external drives being attached.
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by Jabbles 10y ago
Stealing is a rookie move. But I don't think there was a choice about using his work laptop. You can't connect an arbitrary device to Google's network. https://research.google.com/pubs/pub43231.html
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by Jabbles 10y ago
You missed (3) have committed acts which constitute a chargeable criminal offense So they don't actually have to [wrongfully] accuse you.
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by Jabbles 10y ago
You may have seen this story a few days ago, where a summer intern project at Google saved 1.5PB per day: https://students.googleblog.com/2017/02/intern-impact-brotli... Since this would be a simple connection fro
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by Jabbles 10y ago
Which "actual law appears to be very clear"?
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by Jabbles 10y ago
I don't want to dismiss the other, much larger, concerns people have with this executive order, but I want to highlight another aspect. It further reduces the possibility of tourism to these 7 countries, due to the knowledge that if I
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by Jabbles 10y ago
Could you explain in more detail please?
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by Jabbles 10y ago
See the bottom-right of the GIF "Skip inactivity", which explains the difference you're seeing.
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by Jabbles 10y ago
Does the auction-style pricing already take this into account?

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