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by inlined 10y ago
Let us know what you find. Be keep an eye on your usage and quotas in the Google Cloud console if you hit any limits.
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by inlined 10y ago
One of Cloud Functions unique offerings is the ability to scale CPU and memory separately.
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by inlined 10y ago
There's a bit of a nuance here. Even if you join the Blaze plan (pay as you go) there's still a large free quota. The quota is actually much larger than you get with Spark as well. We just can't allow arbitrary REST calls wit
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by inlined 10y ago
1 - You can see our pricing page at https://firebase.google.com/pricing/ 2 - The timeout is configurable in the Google Cloud console with a maximum timeout of 9m 3 - The official tooling is what the "for Firebase&
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by inlined 10y ago
Cloud Functions for Firebase tech lead here. We'll get there in the future. We're looking forward to getting more feedback from users & prioritizing what is next.
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by inlined 10y ago
I really don't understand this assumption that all acquisitions are going to lead to disaster. I work in the Firebase team at Google and couldn't be happier that they've joined (it's what got me to return to Google). Goo
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by inlined 10y ago
There's a special circle in hell for people taking calls in a crowded bus. Though to be fair it's several layers above the circle for people taking calls in a bathroom stall.
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by inlined 10y ago
I travel a lot for work and LA/OC is consistently the only city where I bother to get a rental car. Most places I'd want to go are far away from each other and public transit is often stigmatized and underdeveloped. I went to high
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by inlined 10y ago
I don't completely understand how demonstrating the chain of investigation should require the disclosure of the vulnerability. I really hope the execution of the law isn't going to depend on 12 random people understanding the fine
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by inlined 10y ago
The proof seems pretty easy to reduce with a smaller example: there are 17 mines. One cluster is in a 3x3 box and another is in a hollow 3x3 box. Which is which?
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by inlined 10y ago
I'm not sure I buy the argument that Apple's inventors per patent means they're a more open or egalitarian companY. The hotspots seems to suggest that Apple just has a culture of giving management credit on the patents.
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by inlined 10y ago
I've heard (and sometimes pushed) this rhetoric before, but something should be well understood before it's automated. Things that happen very rarely should be backed with a playbook + well exercised general monitoring and tools.
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by inlined 10y ago
That seems to be the point. Proper or idiomatic scala code uses tools only available to scala. I used scala for a while. It has some neat tricks that I grew to like, but I think it ultimately had a problem I noticed in Ruby: there are many
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by inlined 10y ago
I think there's a perceived difference with non profits. E.g. I enjoy alcohol but would still feel the same way if this happened with MADD vs Jonny Walker
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by inlined 10y ago
I find that most engineers overestimate the portion of their job that can be satisfied by technical skill alone. Dale Carnegie states in the preface of "How to win Friends and Influence People" that even in fields as technical as
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by inlined 10y ago
I always reconciled this as a T shaped graph instead of a box. It's important to have depth in the service area you can control and a breadth of understanding across your dependencies since Google builds service oriented architectures.
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by inlined 10y ago
I'll accept that it's hard, but why do you think Google didn't do it right?
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by inlined 10y ago
> US Customs officers didn’t even need to ask for his passwords — they were saved in their own system This is also horrifying. So there's a government database of plaintext passwords and a massive body of people have legitimate acce
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by inlined 10y ago
Even within a single region you can put three nodes in different zones.
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by inlined 10y ago
Disclaimer: I'm a Google employee, though I have no inside knowledge about this case at all. > Do not create an extension that requires users to accept bundles of unrelated functionality, such as an email notifier and a news headlin
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by inlined 10y ago
Wow, the presentation here is really polished. Kudos! For any readers, the test AFAICT is time to last byte for a single reader. It's a bit unfortunate that it seems local caching is affecting the bagend result by the time you switch t
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by inlined 10y ago
I work on Firebase now, though not the DB team anymore. I'd love more data on how the DB is being outperformed if you're willing to share. Was it write throughout? Read throughout? Latency? Were you using small or large object siz
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by inlined 10y ago
Oh. And our ResqueGo outperformed Ruby so badly that we couldn't do a reasonable X% server transition from Ruby to Go by rebalancing the number of workers. It had to be done my making a new Go queue and doing % rollout of which queue w
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by inlined 10y ago
Fwiw, the Google model is to just cut unindexable queries from the feature set. You can only have one sort or range field in your query IIRC in DataStore
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by inlined 10y ago
It's hard to say. Most customers want to do the right thing (though some just don't feel that provable tradeoffs in design are their problem because they outsourced). I did some deep diving in large customer performance near the e
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by inlined 10y ago
I was the lead for Parse Push. I reverse engineered Resque on Go so we could let any async stage be switched to Go cleanly. I added a few features like multiple workers per Redis connection and soft acks that let the next job be pulled by t
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by inlined 10y ago
Former Facebook employee and current Googler. I really really miss Scuba. The visualizations are what really cinched things for me. At Parse I was able to diagnose some seriously complex performance issues for customers by breaking splittin
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by inlined 10y ago
Shameless plug (since I work on Firebase) but if your site works on static hosting + BaaS, Firebase Hosting will give you free SSL + CDN support.
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by inlined 10y ago
I think this is related to my fundamental problem with A/B testing: when people A/B test individual variables they'll take a greedy optimization that gets stuck in local minima. The other problem is that you only understand t
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by inlined 10y ago
I was thinking about that but I don't know what to do with the type of the param you're accepting. Could you do a const void* ref? Might just be easier to make it variadic.

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