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by jvolkman 4y ago
3 hours sounds like something is wrong. On my Pixel 7 Pro I currently have 5.5 hours of screen time with 40% battery left. Not as good as an iPhone, but certainly good enough to get through a day with charge remaining.
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Those seem to break down in my hand.
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WA court blocks $4B payout in planned Albertsons, Kroger merger(q13fox.com)
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by jvolkman 4y ago
Android's Messages app does this. RCS isn't end-to-end encrypted, but Messages adds the Signal protocol on top. https://www.gstatic.com/messages/papers/messages_e2ee.pdf
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by jvolkman 4y ago
That reversed in ~2016. Because Android Studio was based on IntelliJ and heavily staffed (including Blaze support for development of Google's own Android apps), TPTB decided that they should put their weight behind IntelliJ instead of
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by jvolkman 4y ago
As I posted elsewhere, Seattle has about 30 standard chain grocery stores within city limits and all are owned by Albertsons or Kroger. The rest are smaller operations, boutiques like like Trader Joe's, or higher-priced like Whole Food
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by jvolkman 4y ago
The effects are local, though. The existence of Walmarts somewhere doesn't affect people living in Seattle, for instance, since there are no Walmarts within the city. We have 16 Kroger-owned stores (QFC and Fred Meyer), 15 Albertsons-o
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by jvolkman 4y ago
Dynamic DNS as others have mentioned. Or, many ISPs will provide static IPs for an additional cost, but you may need to switch to their business service.
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by jvolkman 4y ago
Google itself is totally reliant on Workspace so it's not going anywhere.
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by jvolkman 4y ago
My tv runs Android. My exercise bike runs Android. My DJI drone's controller runs Android.
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by jvolkman 4y ago
From the latest update: > While we have seen improvements in error rates since 10:40 AM PDT, recovery has stalled and we do not have a clear ETA on full recovery. For customers that have dependencies on API Gateway and are experiencing e
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by jvolkman 4y ago
Would be nice if they could update their status dashboard.
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by jvolkman 4y ago
Just FYI, that post is 9 years old.
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by jvolkman 4y ago
> in Gmail it's $6 or free if you're grandfathered in with GSuite Legacy. You can also just forward another email address to your free @gmail.com address and, after a quick verification process, send emails as that alias. Googl
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by jvolkman 4y ago
Gaia is the name of Google's shared user management system.
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by jvolkman 4y ago
And the hottest band on the internet.
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by jvolkman 4y ago
This looks similar to some Bazel rules I'm working on. I'm also using the approach of defining target environments up front [1], but the main difference is that I'm currently offloading the actual resolution process to Poetry
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by jvolkman 4y ago
Leave and get rehired.
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by jvolkman 4y ago
Sounds like a Day 2 move.
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by jvolkman 4y ago
Hung two strands of holiday lights in opposite directions.
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by jvolkman 4y ago
A.k.a suicide cables. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/suicide_cable
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by jvolkman 4y ago
1. Make uses mtime to determine whether inputs have changed. Bazel uses a hash of all inputs to the target (file contents + other inputs like environment variables) 2. Make lets you define inputs and outputs, but doesn't enforce them.
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by jvolkman 4y ago
Not OP, but we start small postgres instances in our Python tests with some py.test fixtures. The actual postgres binaries are provided by Bazel, so nothing relies on outside installations. I posted this gist a while ago: https:/&#x2F
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by jvolkman 4y ago
You'll get "redacted" https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/blob/34ce6a23f5a2be58bb5...
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by jvolkman 4y ago
> The parenthesized comment is funnier to me because I had to download a specific bazel version to build. If you use bazelisk to provide your `bazel` command, it'll download the appropriate Bazel version for the repo you're try
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When to use Bazel?(earthly.dev)
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by jvolkman 4y ago
Ah, got it. Well as far as I know, proto2 (with required) isn't going anywhere and Any can still be used with it. One nice thing about protobuf is its extensibility, so you can still get required fields with something like protoc-gen-v
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by jvolkman 4y ago
The latest version of protobuf does support passing opaque messages [1] and disallows required fields [2]. So I guess lessons were learned. 1: https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/referenc... 2: ht
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by jvolkman 4y ago
I totally forgot about .proto comments. I spent a while re-implementing that [1] for the IntelliJ editor and even longer testing it [2]. Apparently I opened a bug while doing so; is b/33539835 still open? 1: https://github.c
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by jvolkman 4y ago
It's just a long-standing quirk in the parser. It parses the numeric part as an unsigned 64-bit number, then applies the sign afterwards. And the result can be approximately stuffed into a floating point value. The behavior for integer

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