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by inlined 9y ago
Yet at the same time this sounds like the only reason to hire someone is to represent their token minority. It's not an X person's responsibility to be an offensiveness safety net for the X community.
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by inlined 9y ago
I think outlawing conspiracy to commit a crime is the (potentially) reasonable way governments have bridged the gap and enforced prevention.
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by inlined 9y ago
I recently took a trip to Shanghai and Kyoto and was blown away by this. In Shanghai even the taxis displayed their QR to accept payments. Kyoto accepted WePay and AliPay; the latter was most impressive because I was told AliPay requires th
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by inlined 9y ago
The t-cells would multiply? I thought they were created in the bone marrow. Do bloodstream t-cells go through meiosis?
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by inlined 9y ago
Very sorry to hear about your wife. I assumed one of the other problems would be the blood brain barrier. Could this therapy overcome that too?
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by inlined 9y ago
That's a pretty serious claim. Do you have anything other than scepticism behind it? [Disclaimer: I work at Google. Every team I've interacted with takes this very seriously]
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by inlined 9y ago
Because idempotentcy can be cheap at the application layer, so why try to solve something we know can never truly be solved?
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No, your phone didn't ring. So why voice mail from a telemarketer?(nytimes.com)
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by inlined 9y ago
It takes an immense amount of professional maturity for a team to embark on a project that intends to work itself out of business. For that alone I applaud the team's effort. Still I think the biggest PWA gap is still that they don&#x
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by inlined 9y ago
This is an an interesting article but I wish it had info for cloud providers beyond AWS. Why was the experiment not tested on multiple providers?
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by inlined 9y ago
Yes. It's a formal doc that models information following between different actors separated by security boundaries
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by inlined 9y ago
I'm really surprised here. When I worked on Windows we used the STRIDE model and had to do formal threat model analysis for every component. The reviews I was in was in for win 8 took a full day. A TMA should have immediately showed th
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by inlined 9y ago
> Ali had previously sold the Chevy but still held title to it and it was registered in his name. When the buyer was arrested for a DWI and drug possession, police seized the truck and filed a civil forfeiture action against it, even tho
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by inlined 9y ago
And about half of us are
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by inlined 9y ago
I'm really curious how Alphabet even suspects that Levandowski signed this doc days after he quit. Anonymous/confidential tip?
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by inlined 10y ago
I wonder if this was somehow an attempt to censor USA Today? This many followers that don't engage decreases the odds of their posts showing up in users' news feeds. Fun conspiracy though it's probably more likely that they w
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by inlined 10y ago
> Do you mean sales of the software itself? There's no way that could work. Loaning a gun is even easier, but it seems regulated too. I've seen a friend verbally say in front of others that he was transferring full ownership a
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by inlined 10y ago
The article seems to suggest that uber is complying with discovery by saying they have 0 documents and his lawyers are saying that revealing any documents he had would be testimony against himself.
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by inlined 10y ago
Since I'm not a lawyer, does anyone have any reference to the 5th amendment ever being (successfully) used to avoid discovery? I thought that only applied to testimony.
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by inlined 10y ago
I don't understand some of this advice like "keep your profile short. You'll offend someone and miss out on a date." Unless you're just looking for hookups, the goal isn't dating, it's long term matching.
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Our Extensive Experience with Cloud Functions for Firebase(medium.com)
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by inlined 10y ago
I'm a bit worried that this can be penny wise and dollar foolish. Increasing density like this temporarily lowers the minimum cost of rent, but the price per square foot skyrockets. I can't imagine that will be good for any of us.
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by inlined 10y ago
Wouldn't this still require linear time to scan a database and map users to work?
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by inlined 10y ago
https://youtu.be/GNR9El3XWYo
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by inlined 10y ago
No. All events are asynchronous. This use case is best simulated by having clients post to a queue. Cloud functions then either discards or applies writes in that queue.
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by inlined 10y ago
Part of the primary power of cloud functions is you can extend firebase services instead of intermediating them. This lets you still take advantage of all the great features in the firebase SDKs.
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by inlined 10y ago
When it hits YouTube, check out our talk "Cloud Functions and Firebase". We have a much more complex chat room example than has been possible in the past
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by inlined 10y ago
Image magick's binaries are already installed on the image. Any native binary node module that has a preinstall script should work too. If you hit an unsupported syscall error, contact firebase support at firebase.google.com/conta
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by inlined 10y ago
App Engine is great when you want a scalable service that you use to talk directly to your backend services. Cloud Functions lets you extend an existing service with custom code. The best example is Cloud Storage and thumbnailing. If you wa
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by inlined 10y ago
If you need more than 400 concurrent invocations please reach out to support (not promising whether or not we'll be able to satisfy arbitrary scale just yet). We're on day one of a Beta product and it'll keep getting better.

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