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721.
by kerng 7y ago
OpenAI? Maybe Google should join/sponsor them?
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by kerng 7y ago
Just a random note, I recently switched VSCode to a white background and loving it! I guess, I'm over dark mode everything. For me it seems to help focus better to code on white background.
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by kerng 7y ago
It's nothing really new and the same dynamics can be observed throughout history. Imagine there was a time one could look over and see the bay without the Golden Gate bridge or high rise buildings. And now, its even an iconic thing! A
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by kerng 7y ago
Suites is particularly non-usable in an enterprise setting - Unless you have never used Office/O365, which by itself is not perfect.
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Academic research finds five US telcos vulnerable to SIM swapping attacks(zdnet.com)
7 points by kerng 7y ago|1 comments
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CES 2020 News: Tech Executives Answer Tough Questions About Privacy(spectrum.ieee.org)
1 points by kerng 7y ago|0 comments
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A teenager discovered a new planet on the third day of his NASA internship(m.sfgate.com)
84 points by kerng 7y ago|30 comments
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Taiwan election: Tsai Ing-wen wins second presidential term(bbc.com)
4 points by kerng 7y ago|0 comments
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by kerng 7y ago
A friend of mine who sold his company told me that it's common to get approached and if the buyer is serious things move very fast. Most of the time though it's just a game of delay to keep competition in control and get more insi
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by kerng 7y ago
I think OneNote is the best option. I have been trying alternatives but nothing seems to come close.
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by kerng 7y ago
The one thing I remembered from school about vi was: :q! Figured that would be useful to know in future.
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by kerng 7y ago
You might be to harsh on yourself and what you have accomplished. Six years at Google is a great achievement in itself. Have you considered impostor syndrome? Maybe do a side gig and build something that you find interesting, could be a gam
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Dell’s Upcoming XPS 13 Linux Laptop Includes a Highly Requested New Feature(forbes.com)
7 points by kerng 7y ago|3 comments
734.
by kerng 7y ago
Even then I still had to remove the Firefox Home Content features, like Highlights, Top Sites, and a few others... maybe a clean & slick checkbox during setup could achieve this.
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by kerng 7y ago
Totally agree, the first thing i always do is to change all those default settings to have a more slick setup. A easy setup option to achieve that would be neat. This applies to Firefox also unfortunately...
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by kerng 7y ago
It's a video of a presentation from 36C3.
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by kerng 7y ago
What I struggle with is the issue of health insurance. What are really the options of safety when chasing your post-tech dreams? That risk and uncertainty is what keeps me from moving on with just taking a few years to try something else. J
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by kerng 7y ago
I agree, especially when words like idiomatic are used it usually is very one sided perspectives. I know popular startups that use their own in house Go frameworks, and many of the devs there worked at Google, some on Go. They would use pac
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by kerng 7y ago
Happy Holidays! Merry Christmas! And for a prosperous and exciting new year to come!
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by kerng 7y ago
MFA?
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by kerng 7y ago
Ah, thanks for correcting. Microsoft always had too many Marks, Russinovich is another famous one.
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by kerng 7y ago
This is not the best article, it fundamentally sees security as a black and white concept. Whereas its shades of gray and levels of defense.
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by kerng 7y ago
Mark Lucovsky is pretty legendary! Every Windows exe starts with the two bytes ML! EDIT: As others pointed out its actually another Mark, MZ. Lucovsky was the Mark, who Steve Ballmer was throwing chairs around when he said to leave for Goog
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by kerng 7y ago
Amazon's response seems quite defensive. They are typically a bit black box when it comes to security issues.
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by kerng 7y ago
Cool, looks according to post submission this actually happened end of October. How did it go so far? Anyone know more?
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by kerng 7y ago
I find it interesting that companies can convince auditors that security sidecars that add auth and encryption actually meet compliance requirements... it's a nice architecture but I'd argue it renders the environment non-complian
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by kerng 7y ago
Depends on where you live - it's not normal.
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by kerng 7y ago
This post highlights why many start disliking Google - its that vibe of superiority that comes across often. These days Google workload (e.g. qps) isn't that unique anymore... Moving Borg to Kunernetes will eventually happen because it
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by kerng 7y ago
I think the Azure stack is very solid - UI sucks maybe, but it's best not to use UI anyway. Also, Microsoft naturally is the to-go place if you want a partner to trust as an enterprise. They have proven to support systems and software
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by kerng 7y ago
How can they invent Kubernetes and be so clueless about the Cloud from non technical point of view???

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