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This doesn’t seem to be true (at least for all vendors). AFAIK, Google Cloud has per-customer SLAs, though you might need to have enough traffic for statistical significance in some products.
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> On a final note, Tesla’s bug bounty program is fantastic. They provide a safe haven for researchers who are in good-faith trying to hack their cars. If you accidentally brick one, they’ll even offer support in attempting to fix it. Thi
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“Farmed content is fine”. I thought that was one of the major (intentional) victims of the Panda update. https://moz.com/learn/seo/google-panda
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Yup. This was actually an interview question I got from a former Google search engineer.
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> Bing had the money and persistence to make that investment, but how many others will? I hypothesized once with an ex Microsoft HIGH up that it probably took 10B to launch bing. He said I was almost exactly on the nose. Also this is a r
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Less >_<
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The original iPhone was revealed as three things: a phone, an iPod, and a revolutionary new browser. All three were true. I remember when I bought the first iPhone I was giddy how delightful Safari was, and it was the first smart phone to p
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I’ve used the same pair since high school when “shirt stays” were mandatory for JROTC. Luckily I’ve grown so the longest setting is the right setting. I think it’s the best $10 I’ve ever spent; it doesn’t just keep me from re-tucking shirts
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Saving to become rich is both reasonable and practical for the HENRY[0] and FIRE[1] camps. [0] https://www.investopedia.com/terms/h/high-earners-not-yet-ri... [1] https://www.investopedia.com/terms
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I actually did have to write an HTTP library on sockets once. It wasn’t trivial (took a month to productionize), but it was core to our business. We were writing developer tools (Parse) and our file upload library had major problems on the
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I used to follow acquisition prices more closely. I was fascinated that an acquisition that complimented a company’s efforts closed for orders of magnitude than an acquisition of a competitor.
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I had to use a similar excuse in college. I had finally got Gentoo 64bit for the G5 processor working on my Mac Pro when I went back to school. They wanted me to install their security spyware suite to get internet access in the dorms. My r
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In general though, candidates running towards an opportunity stand out amongst candidates running away from a bad situation. When a candidate is focused on the bad work environment they’re escaping, the interview is about the candidate and
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Any URL with sufficient entropy is as unguessable as a password. The primary danger would be revocation if the user doesn’t realize their “password” has leaked.
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> Vaping doesn’t even involve burning vegetable matter Actually the substrates are PG or (more popularly) VG. That’s propylene glycol or vegetable glycerin. The latter is obviously plant based and studies have even measured the concentra
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Fair and interesting point. The same outcome is irrelevant to the supposed phenomenon that causes it, though the study wouldn’t be able to tell the difference.
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I’ve been taught multiple times that due to the bystander effect, should you take command of a situation and need to delegate you should always delegate specifically (e.g. tell one person to call 911 rather than shouting that someone should
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The article only uses footage from a few cities of Western culture. Good Samaritan laws are not universal and the lack of one can have a chilling effect on whether people will help. This is especially prominent in China where there are a nu
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> Because they are those who could and had the resources (legal and financial teams) to avoid sales taxes. Many countries have laws that effectively say that you must follow the spirit of the law. This seems analogous. See GAAR in https
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FU money is the freedom to leave an organization, not to improve or change it. Those that want to do good may feel trapped in their org because they feel that should they leave things will get worse.
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Journalists disclose when they or their parent companies have any vested interest in the companies they cover. It seems like the article could have more journalistic integrity to note that Google isn’t the only one to follow the trend and t
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5xx means that the server made a mistake. 4xx means that the caller made a mistake. Sending a request to a GONE url is canonically classified as a “user” or sender error.
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Some tips: If your function call needs 50 parameters (I assume this is hyperbole) then you need some encapsulation. Many codebases with complex functions actually create a struct for the function call, which actually adds forwards compatibi
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The law of Demeter is sometimes a pain to work with but it makes your codebases easier to refactor and test when there’s no calls to foo.bar.qux.makeWidget() inside a WidgetFactory class. WidgetFactory instead is constructed with multiple s
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When I was a runner, I had a resting heart rate in the low 50s. While running I would hover at 180bpm. Now that I’m sedentary (knee accident) I have a heart rate in the 70s. There are about 10k minutes per week and I ran for about 300 of th
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Reminds me of a career limiting move I made at my first job. I was a rising star and got head hunted to be the first member on a new team for a critical project. I took the opportunity because it had a higher potential for career growth, bu
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https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/thomasbrew...
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I don’t understand the last fix. Why does calling “Hello, world”.split spit out a warning about $? Shouldn’t the string and interable libraries be modified so split and join work without depending on deprecated features?
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Reading (dis)assembly is a skill many in our profession are required to learn. It’s common in OS & security fields. Heck, when developing Windows on ARM we were told Friday that we’d come to work Monday with a mandatory “no source” debu
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Microsoft (employees) has repeatedly argued that 90d can be unreasonable for Windows due to the development and testing cycle, which also has to align with “patch Tuesday”. I haven’t heard the complaints recently so maybe they’ve streamline

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