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euyyn
9y ago
What's a Google Search appliance?
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euyyn
9y ago
I've heard support for customers of GSuite is pretty good.
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euyyn
9y ago
Google doesn't sell access to user information either, digested or not. I think it's misleading to say they do, "digestedly", or indirectly, or whatever.
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euyyn
9y ago
What's the slim vertical bar by the left side of the phone (if held in portrait mode)?
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euyyn
9y ago
You're misinformed. What's being prevented is politicians paying this with public money. Basque and Catalan independence can be talked about freely, and has been talked about non-stop for many years, including in Congress.
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euyyn
9y ago
To start, the judiciary isn't part of the Spanish government, it's an independent branch like Congress. Like in most or all western countries. These actions have been taken by the order of Catalan judges. If someone thinks the law
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euyyn
9y ago
Hyperbole much?
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euyyn
9y ago
I'm just saying, don't subscribe for slavery!
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euyyn
9y ago
Hi! Big fan of your work here. My question is: What do you think about Kythe, the open-source version of Google's Grok ( https://github.com/google/kythe )? In the context of both your overall vision, and of strategi
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euyyn
9y ago
> they were allegedly being harbored in Afghanistan The Taliban never even attempted to hide the fact that they harbored Bin Laden. Not sure if that partially answers your question.
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euyyn
9y ago
> what we knew about Al Qaeda, why we believed some of its associates to be in Afghanistan, etc. I was living in Spain and no one needed the US to explain why they "believed some of Al-Qaeda's associates were in Afghanistan&quo
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euyyn
9y ago
I'd think investing all your money in playing the lottery opens up a much bigger upside. Sure, it's more risky, but you've just got 1 life!
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euyyn
9y ago
A small pool of "superstars" competing with each other, instead of competing with a large pool of "schmucks" :)
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euyyn
9y ago
Thanks for taking the time to answer, and sorry that you got downvoted. I don't see their point either; your response is as constructive as it gets.
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9y ago
I see the importance of exploring those questions, for they pertain to current movements and political issues, like veganism or euthanasia. So (from my position of now knowing the work of any modern philosopher) have such philosophical expl
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euyyn
9y ago
It doesn't need to be self-evident, as it's what the article is showing with data.
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euyyn
9y ago
> pop out when running There are many different ways wireless headphones prevent that from happening. > wired headphones have a convenient wire tethering them to one's phone The wire is convenient if you tend to drop them to the
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euyyn
9y ago
I understand Tesla's autopilot is now disengaged if you fail to return the hands to the wheel on time?
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euyyn
9y ago
Mine's fine. Maybe you got a defective one? Worth asking for a warranty fix.
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euyyn
9y ago
Wireless ones are better for running, so it's not a Pareto dominance thing. Both have pros and cons.
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euyyn
9y ago
Men are an attraction to about half the population of this world.
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euyyn
9y ago
And furthermore, even after producing / selecting those, we struggle to give them a good education in a repeatable way.
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euyyn
9y ago
The second page of the comic acknowledges they took plenty of ideas from other browsers.
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euyyn
9y ago
> Sometimes I'll watch a movie, I'll think it's an 8/10 but then see it has 4/10 on imdb, so I'll give it a 10. Do you really do this?
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euyyn
9y ago
No idea ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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euyyn
9y ago
I guess I would disagree with the "it's clearly unethical, undesirable behavior" part. I just don't think it's clearly good nor clearly bad.
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euyyn
9y ago
Yeah not saying it's perfect. But it's better than those people staying in power, and with the AK-47s.
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euyyn
9y ago
One difference at least is that at that point Google wasn't producing and selling phones of their own. There's the Pixel now.
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9y ago
Does ethics play a decision here too? As in "let's try our best to get these people out of here". Or is the risk actually the opposite, and it would be safer for them to stay in Puerto Rico?
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9y ago
His point is that it makes sense to destructure in order for tuples, but what makes sense for structs is destructuring by field name.
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