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7y ago
Individual contributor, i.e. a non-leadership role
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There was an earlier, but seemingly less popular American TV movie: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wave_(1981_film)
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The book is so well known in many countries as it's part of the standard curriculum (I had to read it when I was 16), so I think the German film makers felt it needed no particular references to the story. It's right next to Anima
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Dave didn't read https://lifehacker.com/look-busy-with-a-fake-desktop-backgro...
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It should say elevator, not rudder. I think it's just a typo.
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PCRE has the DEFINE keyword. Here's an example: https://regex101.com/library/gJ7pU0 (not to be confused with named capture groups)
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7y ago
Presumably it's a setting on Pi-Hole: https://pi-hole.net/
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For the dog, it's just evolution under some environmental factors. One of the factors just happens to be human behavior. (But it's typical and common human hubris to not call nature nature when it includes us.)
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I think it's better to say it never "bends out" away from the sun, which is a different way to statue that it's orbit around the sun is convex.
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> how would you work this type of code into something that can be used in production? You wouldn't. There are production-ready solutions to this in many languages. > The goal should be to have a green thread library that you can
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8y ago
On Pixel 3, no, it cannot be changed. Only the volume down button is wired to the Titan-M. Why that button rather than others, I don't know.
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Implementing and maintaining the code in the browser that manages the local BLE channel to a FIDO authenticator is unfortunately a significant undertaking. We (the team behind this at Google) work actively with FIDO and the W3C on the open
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As others pointed out, the difference is that the local connection to the phone, together with the Webauthn+FIDO protocols make this resistant to phishing. That comes at the cost of needing Bluetooth, which isn't available on all compu
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This does not use Web Bluetooth, but rather an implementation directly in the browser through WebAuthn. A critical part of the phishing resistance of WebAuthn is that websites do not get to talk directly to the authenticator. To make this w
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For phones that have a dedicated hardware module, such as the Pixel 3, yes the key material is generated and stored there. Using it requires a physical action that is hardwired to the hardware module. We think the most pressing need right n
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The feature described in the article will work when your phone is offline. We'll publish instructions soon on how, but it will e.g. involve manually waking the screen to trigger the local communication. Of course it won't work if
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Thanks for this! I'm the TL for this at Google. Re 1: The Titan-M specific flow is still rolling out, you should see your phone switch to the volume-down UI soon. Re 2: I've flagged this and we'll look into it.
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There's this: https://developers.google.com/assistant/sdk/
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Ah thanks for clarifying.
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Hang on. You had a temporary dental appliance that was interfering with your speaking, but were diagnosed with speech impediment and sent to therapy? That just sounds like some sort of oversight.
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Yes, the point of the article is to adjust the side mirrors further out in order to shrink the regular blind spot (the same one you are talking about). I disagree with that though, for two reasons: 1. You don't eliminate the blind spot
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Yes, but the point here is that the first event is unobservable and thus not worth considering.
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This is great! I would love love a boat maneuver game with the same engine. A killer simulator would be one that takes into account wind and current, single vs multi-engine, bow thrusters, prop walk, etc. Note that this is different from th
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Indeed 3 m 4 m 3 m -> liters 36000 3 m 4 m 3 m water -> kg 36000 2 metricton / (3 m 4 m water) -> m 1/6
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The main issue with the second method, which isn't discussed at all, is that it's more likely to pick a direction towards the corners of the unit cube. You can even see that bias in the point cloud. The problem with choosing d uni
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Yes, it spoils the opening scene. It's a deliberate twist that isn't revealed until several minutes in. Anyways, it doesn't matter and my comment didn't contribute to good HN discussion. Apologies to all.
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I know it's an oldish movie, but that's really an unnecessary spoiler.
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> At some point I'll announce a sunset date for U2F support in Chrome and happily delete that code. Just to clarify for folks who might not know: WebAuthn and the new FIDO specs are backwards compatible with U2F hardware. So existin
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To be honest, I have many places that should return 724.
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In Icelandic "rífa" is the common verb for "tear" (as in tearing things apart). Its plural middle voice [1] form is "rífast", literally "we tear ourselves", means to have an argument (as in a disagree
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