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cflewis
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It's the jobs. You want to work at Google, you work in CA. You want to work in movies, you work in CA. There are various environmental factors (like the weather) and economic factors (like locking in property taxes when you buy) that k
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I think most Boomers didn't have financial support, and they didn't need it: their wealth accumulated at a faster rate than large expenses (college, healthcare, housing) grew. Those large expenses are now almost all exhibiting bub
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"It takes a village" has really bitten for me, I've seen just how bad it is without. Moving to the Bay Area, far away from any parental help, seemed so great when I was 25. Now I have children that I am raising without family
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> Mary Wallace, a real estate agent... said that in 20 years she has rarely seen anyone in their 30s who did not have family help or an inheritance for their down payment. This is the unwritten law of California first-time home ownership
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8y ago
Please don't do this. All code has to have a CLA signed legitimately. Many many projects do this, and all Google projects do. You're basically going to poison the project you are trying to improve. Disclaimer: Used to work in Goog
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I can not give you more +1s. If your goal is to be healthy, and not necessarily be pretty, exercise is integral. You can be skinny and be unhealthy. You can be overweight and be heart-healthy, if you exercise. I am obese according to the BM
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I think Discord is a clear buy for someone like Microsoft. It gives them a big leg up, and doesn't really compete with Skype in the demographics.
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I think Blue Apron recipes are generally too fancy: check out Sun Basket. I like them more, and they are pretty good on the timings (if it says 20 mins, it's actually 20 mins).
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Unread counts. They make me anxious. I have Inbox only show emails sent to me. Everything else gets bundled and up at 8AM. Inbox doesn't show unread counts anywhere. I don't have to feel like I'm constantly behind. I think th
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Does anyone have a recommendation for a NAS that can do a nightly backup your Google account/OneDrive account etc. etc.? I found [1], but that's a lot of fiddling at command-lines. I just want a button in a web interface that OAut
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This is a great question. The main goal of Go Cloud is that the abstraction is not leaky and that you don't get access to specific features in the way you are describing in the application itself. Now if the specificity of the thing yo
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8y ago
Yes, we are solving a different problem. Terraform is about provisioning resources, Go Cloud is about interacting with them. We actually use Terraform for provisioning in our samples, and we see the two working hand in hand.
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Possibly! We're targeting Go 1.11 as we want the module support. It might work on GAE as is, but we haven't tested.
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Hey ho. I worked on this project. The majority of the team is in SF for Google Cloud Next to present this. I'm about to hop into the car to head up myself to watch, so I can do a little AMA throughout the day. Reply to this to make sur
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8y ago
What do you think were mismanaged? I've used PillPack for years and I've been very happy.
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9y ago
It's better for my immediate family, worse for my social network as a whole.
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9y ago
Disclaimer: Am Googler My 2c is that for mass consumption, streaming is where the puck is going, not short-form videos. Kids are watching Minecraft streaming, they're not watching punks like Logan Paul until they are in their teens, an
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As someone who knows very little about the blockchain, I was wondering if the Bitcoins are "known"? Like, they have a hash or something? Can't they be then blacklisted from use somehow? I thought the whole point of the blockc
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I remember trying the Kindle sample and thinking "Man, this is rough going". Does it ever ease up?
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The reason why I enjoy Tolkein so much is that I like the poetic, almost biblical prose. I know why it drives some people mad, but I really liked it. I've never found anything that comes close to replicating it. I would love recommenda
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I am not a Firefox user[1], but the thing I am finding it difficult to understand about this brewhaha is: 1. Aside from how it reaches the users machine, is the extension on or off when it gets installed invisibly? 2. If it's off, why
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As always, Amazon is a big elephant in the room: https://www.amazon.com/The-Washington-Post-Digital-Access/dp... WaPo is $4 a month for the 50% of US households who have Amazon Prime. That's about a quarter of the
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San Francisco Chronicle does with SFGate vs SFC
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It would be rad if a Chrome extension was written that checked the website against this list and notified you that 2FA was available for it. GitHub is a good example of a web site that has 2FA, that you really want 2FA on, and yet the 2FA s
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9y ago
We need to be able to identify everyone as part of our legal responsibilities. I'll take your comment to the legal team to see if there's any flexibility on the address/number requirement.
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See my reply above. TL;DR: Google's employment agreement means Google owns the copyright, which is what you see here. That doesn't mean we are endorsing the repo or making any claims to its importance.
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Hey ho. I'm Chris, I'm on Google's Open Source Team. One of the replies was right to point out this URL here: https://opensource.google.com/docs/iarc/ The key passage is this: > As part of your e
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Dude, screw you. Seriously. The biggest screw up we all make about mental health is the assumption that the thing that works for one person is the thing that works for another. I would have hoped that someone who has been through treatment
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Yeah, this is classic victim blaming. "Oh, she looked too pretty, I couldn't help myself from touching her ass." How about not hiring assholes in the first place? If they have to be coached to not have issues with women, then
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I'm a Googler. The way you decide whether to trust someone or something is whether someone you already trust trust them. So the question is: who do you trust and how far does your chain of trust go? For me, I need to trust my coworkers
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