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by gonyea 9y ago
Literally anyone who drives me in their vehicle is required to have this by law. I think this announcement is about Trov, not Waymo.
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by gonyea 9y ago
Google Maps has a show speed limit toggle, behind a setting.
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by gonyea 9y ago
Why couldn’t they? No/little international pressure to do otherwise and a currency printing press to subsidize back room deals. This is a great strategy for China and it’s utterly insane that we allow this situation to continue.
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by gonyea 9y ago
Yet another company driven out of China by government-industry collusion.
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by gonyea 9y ago
Let them build. My only opposition is stopping at 6-stories. Populations go up and so should our housing.
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by gonyea 9y ago
On the flip side, attempting to evade situations can cause greater catastrophe. I’d rather they wire up the horn and call it done.
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by gonyea 9y ago
2fa would have protected him.
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by gonyea 9y ago
> it's fundamentally anti-user I don’t get this sentiment at all. The vast majority of users don’t know what root access is, let alone care about it.
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by gonyea 9y ago
It lets me defer the inevitable Chrome Tab Bankruptcy. But seriously, having a heavy build system with lots of dependencies will easily max out a desktop like this.
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by gonyea 9y ago
Are you kidding? Spying to see if they're violating trade embargoes == Systemic, blatant IP theft from westerners--aided at all levels of the Chinese government and industries? Heh, you're using a throw away account just to go ful
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by gonyea 9y ago
Obviously the FBI and the Chinese Government are equally untrustworthy. Who can truly say that one is worse than the other? /s
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by gonyea 9y ago
Give your data/source to a domestic competitor? Because they would absolutely do that. Be less naive when it comes to China.
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by gonyea 9y ago
Azure in Hong Kong is quite zippy. Even in the depths of inner-China. I was very impressed... and I'd rather host my stuff with Microsoft. I doubt Alibaba would ever care about protecting your data.
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by gonyea 9y ago
I'm not sure Rural and Vegan intersect much. Doubtful this Is the source issue. I'd wager a sedentary lifestyle and stimulants are a major culprit.
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by gonyea 9y ago
The trick isn't to interview well. It helps! But the trick is to have a great referral into the companies.
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by gonyea 9y ago
No, you need to delete the .git folder from your server entirely. Ideally, delete it before you deploy. In fact, don't even put a github deploy key on the server. Deploy binaries. And don't just stop with .git: Delete any folder&#
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by gonyea 9y ago
Redis is great when used as a persistent cache for short-lived + no value data, or data that can be reproduced from another source. If your data, or queued items, have value then find a better tool. But if you're foolish enough to use
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by gonyea 9y ago
Redis vs. MongoDB, seriously? Up next: choosing to die via hornets or scorpions.
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by gonyea 9y ago
What an awful article. Good to know putting Verilog on your resume is a Most Wanted thing! You can put it to use by becoming an intern /after/ you graduate with a CS degree.
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by gonyea 9y ago
That's just awful marketing. Time to get Bourdain on video eating Chilean Scallops .
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by gonyea 9y ago
What. I've seen issues with Homebrew at every company/team I've worked with since it came out. The solution is always the same: Use vagrant and chef/puppet for your development environment. Meanwhile, apt packages are in
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by gonyea 9y ago
Have a MacBook Pro on the side because time is expensive and you need a laptop anyway.
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by gonyea 9y ago
Install a modern Bash and set it as your default shell. When Homebrew updates (which it does automatically now) you might be locked out of your Terminal. `brew --prefix package` returns the latest installable package, and not the version
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by gonyea 9y ago
I've been using a Linux workstation for the past year and actually feel like I could go with a Linux laptop too. I was contemplating Hackintosh but no need. I only miss the Magic Trackpad. Atom + Chrome (with a dozen extensions) makes
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by gonyea 10y ago
I can vouch for Spanner: it's a badass piece of Google's infrastructure.
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by gonyea 10y ago
Why I have no money > I don’t know why I purchased it. Well, guess my adblocker isn't going to help him make rent either.
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by gonyea 10y ago
That's a great problem to have. Pro: Can't make hot cakes fast enough. Con: I wish I could switch ovens; a white one matches my kitchen's decor.
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by gonyea 10y ago
But how will this fit in with their lineup of "things that explode"?
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by gonyea 10y ago
I'm honestly not so sure I'd accept it as the "fastest rendering library" for a variety of reasons: - micro-benchmarks are really good at telling you the story you want to hear. - profiling erector revealed that it place
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by gonyea 10y ago
Oh sweet jesus. This is erector all over again. The code inside the blocks are uncacheable; it's an expensive novelty. Plus these abstractions always break down. Our job is to build products that meet people's needs. Not to contor

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