jvolkman

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by jvolkman 6y ago
About 30 inches.
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by jvolkman 6y ago
When I started at my current company they gave me a single 43" 4k monitor. It felt ridiculously huge at first, but now I'm not sure I could ever go back to anything smaller. At the distance I sit from it, the ~102 PPI is perfect
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by jvolkman 6y ago
IIRC it had something to do with the parent hierarchy of my neighborhood. It was parented by both a postal code and a city, or something. I'm probably making that up, but I'm sure you can imagine how difficult it is to create and
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by jvolkman 6y ago
Yes. In this instance you're probably correct.
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by jvolkman 6y ago
At some point about a year ago I noticed that I could no longer ask my Google Home devices "what's the weather?". I'd just get a generic "I don't understand" response. But more specific queries such as &qu
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by jvolkman 6y ago
I'm not sure what the internal representation is. Spanner is aware of the proto type through some mixture of DDL and build rules. Updates to proto types get pushed when updated schemas are pushed. You can use deeply-nested fields in va
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by jvolkman 6y ago
Internal Spanner does support protobuf columns.
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by jvolkman 6y ago
What about bing?
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by jvolkman 6y ago
No, it's based on Java's Swing.
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by jvolkman 7y ago
Maybe you're thinking of Allo which was released at the same time. Pretty sure Duo is fairly widely used.
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Univ. of Washington ramps up Covid-19 antibody test(geekwire.com)
5 points by jvolkman 7y ago|0 comments
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by jvolkman 7y ago
Pretty sure a PurelyMail account will also not work for these things.
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by jvolkman 7y ago
IDEs like IntelliJ do this all the time. For instance, formatting a block of code when it's pasted into a file with syntax errors elsewhere.
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by jvolkman 7y ago
For posterity, the final status update: The issue with Google Cloud infrastructure components has been resolved for all affected users as of 09:21. Total time of impact was 08:18 to 09:21 US/Pacific, with the most severe impact at the
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by jvolkman 7y ago
That seems reasonable to me. You could argue that the posting should be quicker, but it's never going to be instantaneous. Back-timing is at least somewhat transparent.
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by jvolkman 7y ago
There are many warnings now.
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by jvolkman 7y ago
Many of GCP's services did actually grow out of Google's internal tools. For example, BigQuery is a public version of Google's internal Dremel. And Cloud Spanner is of course a public version of Spanner.
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by jvolkman 7y ago
Venus flytraps are predators too, but they don't stalk. They lure their victims with a seemingly good deal that ends up having huge consequences.
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CDC expected to announce first US case of Wuhan coronavirus in Washington State(cnn.com)
8 points by jvolkman 7y ago|0 comments
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by jvolkman 7y ago
Sure, but the most popular Python connectors for MySQL and PostgreSQL both utilize C or C++ extensions, whereas the equivalent connectors for Go are both written in pure Go. Even if it's not a problem with the language in its purest fo
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by jvolkman 7y ago
There's an episode of "World's Toughest Fixes" that follows an AOG team during the replacement of a 767 pressure dome. https://www.google.com/search?q=Worlds+Toughest+Fixes+S01+E0...
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by jvolkman 7y ago
Works for me.
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by jvolkman 7y ago
Have you lived around crows? They have no problem conveying their emotions...
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by jvolkman 7y ago
There may have been one, but this isn't new. Here's a video covering it at GCP Next in April: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_hiFuRDJSE
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by jvolkman 7y ago
It's possible Max is also in the stock photo business.
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by jvolkman 7y ago
Is this still true? The html spec now supports a 'ping' attribute in addition to 'href' for pinging tracking URLs. I'm seeing that all results have the actual URL in 'href'. Example (Chrome): <a hre
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by jvolkman 7y ago
Of course they do. Users expect spam filtering, search, and a bunch of other things that require processing.
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by jvolkman 7y ago
https://github.com/icecc/icecream
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by jvolkman 7y ago
What about "I could care less"? Seems like that one is just always wrong.
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by jvolkman 7y ago
This sounds so comical, but I imagine it gets old fast.

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