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by huangc10 10y ago
My bad, for anyone wondering the same, I just read the source and it's Roboto (which google uses a lot so I should thought of that in the first place).
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by huangc10 10y ago
What's the font used on the page? It reads beautifully (especially in the "about") and I'd like to use it.
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by huangc10 11y ago
This idea sounds excellent and definitely some outside of the box thinking! However, if I had a team that I really work great with and trust, I'd probably do a startup instead with said team. That's just me though. I think this co
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by huangc10 11y ago
Rundown? Can you use that in a sentence?
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by huangc10 11y ago
I enjoy reading articles like these for these reasons (in priority I might add): 1) I am and have been a space enthusiast since my first space shuttle Lego set 2) I am a big sci-fi fan 3) I am an Engineer 4) My dream is to go to / wor
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by huangc10 11y ago
This is sweet. Been a while since I worked in HW after switching to full time SW but this kind of news just makes me chuckle. Say a modern day FPGA has 10 million gates. 6 gates/LUT. That gives 1.6 million LUTS. Let's say half are
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by huangc10 11y ago
"Hi Supernintedo Chalmers" LOL...this is freaking awesome. GIFs would be an improvement :)
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by huangc10 11y ago
This is awesome! I wish I learned to code during high school. I can't imagine what level the next generation engineers/developers will be like if they start when they're teens. Limitless potential!
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by huangc10 11y ago
Is this really the case though? Wouldn't you want to produce results, facts, and data first? My sense is, prove it's safe first, then mass produce something that IS safe in the design you want. After all, once something is mass pr
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by huangc10 11y ago
Interesting, safety is usually not mentioned from the articles I've ready about the driverless car design. The two articles below kind of skimp about safety. Well, hopefully you're right and safety within the design was (and in my
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by huangc10 11y ago
True statement for some Google products but not necessarily all.
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by huangc10 11y ago
I believe you're correct in that marketing did have a strong sway in the decision. But the fundamental principle behind Google has always been engineering and especially for something as crucial as safety, they should have stuck with s
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by huangc10 11y ago
I live in Mountain View and I see Google self-driving cars around all the time (day and night). My personal feel is that they look "different" and my attention will deliberately focus on them (which may or may not affect my drivin
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by huangc10 11y ago
You know what, as a developer and designer, I like it, I like it a lot. As an engineer I still can't really see why. Better than Airbnb logo though.
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by huangc10 11y ago
One of the best academic decisions I've made as a student was to take a course on Operation Systems in C. I did take a beginners course in C previously so it was an intermediate class. Nothing compares to spending hours and hours grind
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by huangc10 11y ago
This is pretty neat. As a professional iOS developer who loves Obj-C (yeh omg), this is a good set of projects/tutorials to compete step by step. I'd suggest cleaning up your code and posting on github. It'll be a great way f
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Listia Credit Exchange(techcrunch.com)
2 points by huangc10 11y ago|0 comments
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by huangc10 11y ago
came here to see sheep, was not disappointed.
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by huangc10 11y ago
dude this is way too sick. Let's see some GB OG!
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by huangc10 11y ago
This is so cool. As an Electrical Engineer turned Software Engineer, this makes me miss working with hardware :(.
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by huangc10 11y ago
neigh
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by huangc10 11y ago
Great job w/ DDG and thanks for sharing this encouraging thread.
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by huangc10 11y ago
Not sure if your question is sarcasm or not. Realistically, any startup can be afraid of Google, Facebook, Apple etc. If they decide to compete in your market and you can't adapt fast enough, you'll get crushed.
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by huangc10 11y ago
It's interesting how the article mentions this: "The last nail in the coffin came, of all places, from Apple." Funny how much the industry has changed in 8 years.
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by huangc10 11y ago
Great eye and I have to say, it really makes me think twice now that I look at the logo every time. However, it's still a subjective matter. Now the question is how long did it take the Google design team to decide on the Kerning? Must
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by huangc10 11y ago
Perl was the first high-level language I learned and I've used it many times during interviews. I still think I can solve most non language-specific interview questions extremely efficiently with Perl. Go Perl!
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by huangc10 11y ago
I've had a similar experience with a fellow co-worker. In fact, my manager also saw this as an issue but the toxic co-worker was too important to the team. I suffered through it for a year and ultimately left in the end (although for d
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Chromecast Audio(store.google.com)
1 points by huangc10 11y ago|0 comments
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by huangc10 11y ago
Both 5X and 6P work with Project Fi.
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by huangc10 11y ago
Successor to best Nexus phone ever. The LG Nexus 5.

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