ddmd1

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by ddmd1 8y ago
I've found the customer support for project fi to be fantastic. That's a consumer product.
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by ddmd1 8y ago
US courts have not always agreed with that interpretation: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_v._Hearst_Corporation
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by ddmd1 8y ago
I think the definition of "expert" can be pretty ambiguous. We have one type of "expert", the MLB hitter who is an expert because he is more skilled than others at hitting. And we have another type of "expert"
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by ddmd1 8y ago
Google absolutely competes with IBM in the cloud hosting space and MLaaS space with offerings like ML Engine.
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by ddmd1 8y ago
Is it really any different in print media where half the stories come from AP or Reuters? Everyone is rewriting the same stories.
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Unbounce: Zombies are attacking our servers(status.unbounce.com)
1 points by ddmd1 8y ago|0 comments
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by ddmd1 9y ago
That's true. I don't see any reason why they couldn't cache non-amp content with a combination of checking for speed benchmarks and schema markup. When you think about it that way, it seems like they are more concerned with c
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by ddmd1 9y ago
Google already has your IP; it's their page. Preloading resources from it's own CDN doesn't tell them anything they don't already know. Preloading resources from someone else's domain would.
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by ddmd1 9y ago
Google can't "simply preload resources of non-AMP pages". Using a CDN means they can get more consistent load times and avoid the inevitable privacy concerns that come with loading 3rd party content the user may never actuall