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btian
12y ago
That cop was definitely not being a beggar...
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btian
12y ago
Because his comment has zero value.
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btian
12y ago
Should we also legalize protection racket, human trafficking, kidnapping, contract killing?
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btian
12y ago
That's anecdote, not data. Having 10 examples doesn't validate your point. And for the a16z stuff you quoted, the first paragraph says "10 ways to damage your fast-growing tech startup". Thanks for classifying Google as
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btian
12y ago
> it's a well known phenomena Do you have any data to back it up or did you just made it up?
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btian
12y ago
This is the first time Google is developing an office complex from scratch and it's somehow "Edifice Complex"? Mind you this is a $400 billion company.
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btian
12y ago
Precisely. If they're really committed to selling people clean computers, they should only include OS and device drivers.
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btian
12y ago
People can publish whatever they want (with very few exceptions) on the Internet.
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btian
12y ago
I'm saying in this case. Doubleclick accounts are usually for ads.
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btian
12y ago
Not ad account. I think doubleclick is used for surveys.
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btian
12y ago
Google is not responsible for supporting Android. Android is fully open source, and OEMs are responsible for their devices. AOSP is distributed under Apache 2.0 license https://source.android.com/source/licenses.html w
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btian
12y ago
Maybe it's because people are getting older? I'd like to see some statistics on prescription pain killers for people of different age.
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btian
12y ago
Yes. Compute Engine has a bunch of services too https://cloud.google.com/ and other things like translation API, prediction API etc.
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btian
12y ago
Because you may get murdered if you don't. Better get out of the situation alive
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btian
12y ago
Can attest to that. Freedom from oppression is sweet.
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btian
12y ago
Because that would cause Microsoft to shift their advertising budget elsewhere. Just being practical.
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btian
12y ago
Probably a combination of immigration reform + remote developers. I'm a software developer originally from a rogue nation, so living in SF bay area is really awesome.
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btian
12y ago
Why is it sad? If you're big enough to have lawyers on the payroll, it doesn't take that much effort to have them take a look. If you're not big enough, then it probably doesn't affect you anyway.
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btian
12y ago
That is not unreasonable for modern software. You don't need 2GB of RAM to use it.
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btian
12y ago
That was not what happened. Andy Rubin worked on Android since 2003. It's not that unusual to want to work on something else after a decade.
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btian
12y ago
It has 3GB of RAM. http://www.motorola.com/us/Nexus-6/nexus-6-motorola-us.html#...
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btian
12y ago
A big proportion of my non-tech friends have viruses and malwares on their computers.
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btian
12y ago
No she didn't. See, that's the problem with quoting out of context, i.e., what Rupert Murdoch is best at...
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btian
12y ago
It doesn't claim that YouTube doesn't dominate video search. Just that YouTube doesn't dominate when it's not the source. Seriously, compare Google video search to Bing Video search, Yahoo video search, Duckduckgo video
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btian
12y ago
No Google Account has been hacked. They're just aggregated leaks from random compromised websites. If you don't re-use passwords, no action needs to be taken.
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btian
12y ago
Google's statistics http://www.statisticbrain.com/google-searches/ DDG is a drop in the bucket.
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btian
12y ago
Why don't you help out? It's fully open source.
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btian
12y ago
Why do you need a preferred platform for personal projects that are not serious? Some very successful start-ups rely almost exclusive on Microsoft technologies, like StackExchange.
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btian
12y ago
Fidelity Amex offers 2% cashback on everything, and CapitalOne Silver offers 1.5% back on everything. So I'll say that anything under 2% is unsustainable. But there's another guy who claims to have negotiated for 0.4% processing f
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btian
12y ago
It's all statistics. Manually keyed transactions have higher fraud rate, thus higher transaction fee.
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