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by eitally 9y ago
Since you brought it up... https://www.blog.google/topics/google-cloud/extending-gcp-se...
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by eitally 9y ago
The mission is to organize & make available the world's information... which coincidentally is equally compatible with increasing shareholder value. I think most people dramatically underestimate the amount of resources Google inve
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by eitally 9y ago
By the time announcements like this are made, there have already been lengthy successful IT pilots with much change management planning already conducted, partners engaged, etc. If they say 12-18mo, they may slip to 18-24mo, but definitely
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by eitally 9y ago
Meh. Remember, they're paying you for a service, and they can terminate the relationship largely at-will when that service is no longer required. I'm not saying I agree with how the US employment system currently functions, but t
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by eitally 9y ago
The scaling isn't the problem that requires large engineering teams. It's partner integrations, compliance work, and all sorts of things that are extremely non-core.
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by eitally 9y ago
Thank you for so clearly articulating an extremely common problem.
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by eitally 9y ago
I'd argue that Jamie Foxx is a more talented actor + musician... just not a stand-up comedian. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamie_Foxx <edit> Anthony Hopkins ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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by eitally 9y ago
Accompanied by all sorts of inflammatory dialogue and generally aggravating behavior.
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by eitally 9y ago
The firing was over his methods (and the adverse impact they directly had on the broader organization), not his opinions.
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by eitally 9y ago
If you are under contract & NDA with us, you can get more detailed information. I'm not willing to speak more, even off the record.
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by eitally 9y ago
You're wrong, and you're conflating two unlike things. 1) If you are a consumer user taking advantage of free things, information about you has value to the provider. In this case, it has value to Google as an adtech company. Bu
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by eitally 9y ago
I can say with certainty that Google does not treat paying G Suite customer data the same as consumers'. It is not mined, it is not targeted, and it is not used in any way for advertising purposes. I can say this as a former G Suite b
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by eitally 9y ago
The reason they "killed off the jabber client to force users further into their software ecosystem" is because all the other messaging products had decided to move away from an open standard (XMPP/jabber) to proprietary proto
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by eitally 9y ago
This definitely isn't true in Brazil. Brazil is at least as casual as the US.
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by eitally 9y ago
Because those subs have absolutely nothign to do with conservative politics and everything to do with alt-right echo chamber trolling. There are plenty of places you can find polite political discourse on Reddit, like these: /r/Po
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by eitally 9y ago
You can say this, but that doesn't mean it's high quality or used by anyone who has the option of private insurance.
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by eitally 9y ago
I'm with you. Every time I venture to either place, I dread it. One time it took 1hr+ just to get out of the parking garage at Santana Row because of a popup foodtruck that had parked itself outside ( https://www.facebook.c
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by eitally 9y ago
It's perfectly useful, because the vast majority of people using treadmills are moving closer to 4mph than 8mph.
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by eitally 9y ago
The science says: do what works for you. The biggest problem with so many studies is that, while people seem to believe running is something everyone can do (and do well, since it's the "easiest" of sports), that's not
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by eitally 9y ago
There's stronger evidence (among serious-ish runners) that it doesn't really matter, and you should wear what feels good.
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by eitally 9y ago
If you just make a tiny grammatical change it will eliminate all that unease. Change it to "A Person of the Year", rather than "The Person of the Year". :)
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by eitally 9y ago
And even without this, Google has a history of proactively notifying paying customers years in advance of termination of a commercial enterprise service. The Search Appliances are a perfect example -- EOL was announced a couple years ago b
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by eitally 9y ago
You can start by googling "Waldorf toys". The Waldorf educational method is similar to Montessori in that it focus on collaborative exploration (the pot + spoon example above is spot-on).
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by eitally 9y ago
We create wishlists for each of our children (now with their participation). The overhwelming focus is on things that facilitate outdoor fun (sports equipment, hiking/camping gear, etc) or inside creative outlet (arts/crafts supp
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by eitally 9y ago
If you're part of a nuclear family in urban/suburban America, you'll notice that neighborhoods tend to turn over at about the pace children go through K-12 school. That is, new developments are frequently bought up by new pa
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by eitally 9y ago
It's a "thing", too -- Friendsgiving. And it is fabulous, and hopefully has become the stimulus folks needed to casually reopen their doors at dinner time to any of their friends and neighbors. I miss this from when I was a
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by eitally 9y ago
The issue with standardizing on two word replies is that people will eventually stop writing you in the first place. This can feel good, but it's usually a bad sign, whether you're an IC or a manager.
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by eitally 9y ago
It is shockingly high, but it's true. It's also a produce or leave environment where folks don't stick around who aren't, as the previous poster says, "top tier."
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by eitally 9y ago
The problem isn't messiness. The problem is the additional mental load it creates for half of a household to keep increasingly more information in active memory while staying functional. If you continue this computing analogy, you ca
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by eitally 9y ago
Google | Onsite (Mountain View, Munich, Paris) | Full-time | Senior | GCP Solution Architect I'm hiring for solution architects in all three listed locations, and I have a proclivity to prefer candidates who have a consulting backgroun

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