danielsju6

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by danielsju6 9y ago
Isn't Windows ARM ready now? A bunch of ARM laptops w/ Windows 10 are coming out this year.
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by danielsju6 9y ago
Fi is built on top of GV, from what I understand (Googler FYI but not on Fi team + only speaking from being a Fi user myself for a couple years). If you're worried about the ability to port your number back to Google Voice, just use a
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by danielsju6 9y ago
From the Canceling Fi support page: "Google Voice’s number availability changes often, so even if your number was on Google Voice before, it can’t always be transferred back. If you’d still like to keep your number, we recommend transf
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by danielsju6 9y ago
... isn't this a common theme in Eastern and Mesopotamian mythologies?
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by danielsju6 10y ago
touch screen, convertibles, pens, price, performance, and better battery life (if comparing to the most recent macbook generation)
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by danielsju6 10y ago
"great battery life"? really? that's why I gave up Apple, they aren't keeping up. What's the new Macbook 3-6 hours, maybe? Meanwhile Windows laptops are pushing past 12.
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by danielsju6 10y ago
Not correct. Article I, Section 8, Clause 3: [The Congress shall have Power] To regulate Commerce with foreign Nations, and among the several States, and with the Indian Tribes; Several high court rulings have concluded that it includes int
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by danielsju6 10y ago
Other industries are politically involved. Why should tech steer clear? What makes this more of a Pandora's box?
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by danielsju6 10y ago
Also, if they were sued into bankruptcy they clearly didn't set up their corporation correctly. If they are bankrupt it's more likely they spent all their money on their crusade in the courts + lost IMO.
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by danielsju6 10y ago
None of the examples you listed in the GP were illegal. The first two you listed here are, if it is proven in court that they were discriminating based on sexual-orientation. If the baker doesn't do bespoke decorations, fine. If the ph
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by danielsju6 10y ago
You can't discriminate based on "race, sex, marital status or sexual orientation" that's the law. It's not a matter of repugnance, it's not a matter of silly. It's about protecting rights that the free mar
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by danielsju6 10y ago
1) No, that's silly 2) No, the florist would not be in violation of anti-discrimination 3) No, if he didn't already sell pork he wouldn't be forced to The last point, fair. No one said the cake had to be good :P It's jus
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by danielsju6 10y ago
In many places they are limited in number. Further in those places, the populations that non-discrimination laws protect need protecting. If it weren't for the law their livelyhoods and lives would be in greater danger. I'm from t
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by danielsju6 10y ago
When you engage in commerce you're subject to regulation, per the Constitution. Which means giving up (unstated) rights that you otherwise would have as a citizen. Discrimination for example. Social contract theory ;)
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by danielsju6 10y ago
As it's engaging in commerce it is subject to regulation.
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by danielsju6 10y ago
On the other hand... it's illegal. They shouldn't be business owners if our social contract hurts their feelings. Commerce is a regulated activity.
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by danielsju6 10y ago
Being paid to take a photograph is different though. That's not speech, that's a professional service.
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by danielsju6 10y ago
Compelling a business, there's a big difference. The government can't order you, as an individual, to bake someone a cake; but if you're a business discrimination is prohibited. Engaging in commerce is a regulated activity pe
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by danielsju6 10y ago
Refusal of service based race, sex, marital status or sexual orientation is not protected speech. It's discrimination. They gave up rights when they went into business.
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by danielsju6 10y ago
MBP 13" doesn't either.
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by danielsju6 10y ago
I would add the HP Spectre x360 (w0XX models) for a 13" equivalent, I just replaced my MacBook with it after growing wary of Apple's direction. http://store.hp.com/us/en/pdp/Laptops/hp-spectre-x
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by danielsju6 10y ago
Firebase ;) Great static hosting, HTTP/2, CDN, custom domains, and free SSL. https://firebase.google.com/docs/hosting
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by danielsju6 10y ago
2 man years is nothing at Google scale. You're asking that every engineer at Google spend more time writing better tests? What's the math end up saying there? That if each engineer spend more than X minutes per year writing better
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by danielsju6 10y ago
I'd defer to cosmosnicolaou there, as I've not been involved in some months. Check out his answer below. Also might be worth asking on our mailing list https://groups.google.com/a/v.io/forum/#!forum&
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by danielsju6 10y ago
Yep
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by danielsju6 10y ago
Prototypes also use BLE / Bluetooth Classic but the vision being that it's transport agnostic.
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by danielsju6 10y ago
I was on the team working on Vanadium @ Google and have since moved on to Firebase. I can't speak to what level of commitment to the project those that have moved on to Grail have; you should direct questions to https://news
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by danielsju6 10y ago
It's all there. Just look under Go/Java/Swift https://github.com/vanadium
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by danielsju6 10y ago
yep
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by danielsju6 10y ago
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