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by intexpress 1y ago
Note that Siso uses Starlark ( https://chromium.googlesource.com/infra/infra/+/refs/heads/m... ) which is the build language of Bazel I wonder if the end goal is to use Bazel for Chromium and Siso is
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by intexpress 1y ago
The video was filmed at Francis Ford Coppola's cafe. Worth a visit, the last time I was there they had a machine that printed out stories for you to take home.
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by intexpress 1y ago
Public transport is undervalued
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by intexpress 1y ago
Not sure about the calculation for home heating, but for hot water it is still ideal to have an instant gas hot water system. Heat pump hot water systems are expensive (to install and to service) and take up a lot of space.
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by intexpress 2y ago
Right, that is the current status But the historical perspective is that Starnix is a relatively recent addition to Fuchsia. Even though Fuchsia is roughly 10 years old now, Starnix has only been useful for about 2 years (RFC 4 years ago) B
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by intexpress 2y ago
They might be thinking about POSIX Lite losing favor
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by intexpress 2y ago
Fuchsia has been on life support for a few years now, but not completely dead yet
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by intexpress 2y ago
Jackson Heights is the winner here
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by intexpress 2y ago
Overall I feel like Amazon produced TV and movies have been pretty terrible Apple on the other hand are making some surprisingly good shows! Not always, but generally much better than Amazon.
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by intexpress 2y ago
The article says: “That’s a historic high, up from an average age in the low-to-mid 40s in the early 2010s.”
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by intexpress 2y ago
It is dead
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by intexpress 2y ago
Jonathan made a comment a year or two ago that the studio needed cash to complete their new game and "there's a few obvious things we could do", or something along those lines. My impression is that Braid: Anniversary Edition
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by intexpress 2y ago
> Was Google's plan to replace Android with Fuchsia? I think the idea was that Fuchsia might replace Linux (so Android, ChromeOS, and various other OS things at Google would have a dependency on Fuchsia, instead of having a dependen
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by intexpress 2y ago
I think the most disappointing thing is that the Democrats aren’t running a better candidate. All the betting markets expect Biden to lose, and they have done so for over a year, but the Democrats still have not found a better candidate
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by intexpress 2y ago
I don’t think this stops him from being President again. Because he will appeal and he already rigged some of the higher courts with Trump-friendly judges
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by intexpress 2y ago
> He prided his company on being something it wasn't To be fair to Sierra, some of their final acts were publishing Half Life, Homeworld, and an expansion for Diablo. They may well have become an enormous publisher if not for the CU
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by intexpress 2y ago
The new CEO (or at least the interim CEO) would be TK or Ruth. Not a fan of Sundar, but Google could get much worse
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by intexpress 2y ago
McKinsey strikes again
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by intexpress 2y ago
I get the feeling that you know nothing about Atlassian and haven't checked any statements at all. Atlassian have been profitable since their first year.
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by intexpress 2y ago
Sorry that this happened to you and your team :-( Strongly disagree that Atlassian gives the most interested work in Australia. Atlassian is not an engineering driven company. The work at Atlassian is super, super dull.
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by intexpress 2y ago
Google wants employees to move to another company faster
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by intexpress 2y ago
That article says the casualty numbers coming out of Gaza are generally legitimate, and it says ~3,000 children were killed as of October 2023. For a March 2024 casualty update, ~13,000 children killed seems, sadly, plausible.
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by intexpress 2y ago
If they believe the numbers then I'm inclined to trust the United Nations and the BBC, but just in case, here's some fact checking from The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/oct/26&#x2F
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by intexpress 2y ago
Not according to the United Nations and the BBC https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-68625406 "The United Nations children's agency, Unicef, says 13,000 children in Gaza have been killed by Israel since
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by intexpress 2y ago
For the sake of argument, let's assume that Hamas uses children as human shields Does that make it okay for Israel to kill 13,000 children... ? Sure, I can understand Israel accidentally killing 1 or 2 children. Maybe even accidentally
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by intexpress 2y ago
I'm just reading up on this now. Sounds like Israel killed 13,000 children? Seems pretty bad.
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by intexpress 2y ago
> Apple has a choice just like Google: leave China. > It's about Apple bending to China government for money. I just think your implication that Google is a more moral actor than Apple is wrong. Google left China due to cyber att
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by intexpress 2y ago
It wasn't just planning. Google had/has hundreds of people working on a surveillance system for the Chinese government. The team's mission was to build a prototype quickly and then to be ready to launch for real within 6-9 mo
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by intexpress 2y ago
Actually Google under Sundar’s leadership desperately wants to re-enter China, to the point of already building in backdoors for the Chinese government to spy on Chinese users. See Google’s maybe-cancelled, maybe-not-cancelled project calle
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by intexpress 2y ago
> this is a business, and not a place to act in a way that disrupts coworkers or makes them feel unsafe Maybe stop doing random layoffs then, Sundar?

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