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by kyrra 5y ago
My money is on Jeff Kaplin joining mike morhaime's Dreamhaven. That studio seems to be stealing lots of top executive talent from Blizzard.
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by kyrra 5y ago
You're right. I thought stadia did something special, but I guess not. So yes, Stadia. Another: Youtube TV EDIT: Stadia: I did some searching around the interwebs and found a year-old interview[0] that hints at something different. &
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by kyrra 5y ago
Googler, opinions are my own. Youtube isn't the only platform where Google does video transcoding. I don't know them all, but here are a few other places where video plays a part: Meet - I'm guessing for participates that on
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by kyrra 5y ago
As the video linked calls out, the USPS is between a rock and a hard place. They are not funded by tax dollars at all (they operate as a business), but are required to fund retirement accounts 20-30 years in the future, plus are not allow
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by kyrra 6y ago
This was talked about 2 years ago on here[0]. This service was also brought up in the discussion[1] of Ory Keto, as it's based on Zanzibar. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20132520 [1] https://news
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by kyrra 6y ago
Google has some wording in our contract thst says we are required to put a disclaimer when we're posting publicly, I don't remember the exact wording, but I always include it on any topic that is even tangentially related to the c
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by kyrra 6y ago
I learned about trigrams when working on a personal project and trying to figure out how to do full text searches on postgres. Good blog post about it : https://about.gitlab.com/blog/2016/03/18/fast-searc
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by kyrra 6y ago
Googler opinions are my own. I work on payments stuff. Payments at Google defined some specs for payment companies to build to, which allows easy onboarding as a form of payment on google's platform. We have a page talking about idemp
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by kyrra 6y ago
OAuth is just an identity tool (to say a login is a certain person). Zanzibar can be seen more as a ACL system that you can put across your system. So it is there to validate that a given user is able to access any specific resource.
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Lower courts would likely have to follow the SCOTUS ruling on it, but it could be argued up to the supreme court to overturn their own creation. This is the problem with creating new rules out of whole-cloth from the bench.
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by kyrra 6y ago
https://www.adexchanger.com/analytics/facebook-analytics-wil... The above seems to go into guesses as to why it's going away. A lot more informative than the original link.
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by kyrra 6y ago
Not sure why you're down voted. People that steal credit cards find ways to fund money from those cards to themselves. Fake apps are one way this can happen. When a company sets up a model where anyone could easily become a receiver of
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by kyrra 6y ago
Rehabilitation seems to me to be the most economical solution. While there may be a higher up front cost, if we can be more successful on that path than just locking someone up, the productivity that person adds to society will be earned b
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by kyrra 6y ago
Society overall needs a punishment/rehab system for people that do things that go against the rules of society. Prisons are the system we have right now. Maybe we need to experiment with other ideas?
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by kyrra 6y ago
Depending on the kind of damage a given person may do when not in prison, the cost of keeping said person in-prison may be cheaper than the damage they do to society. For example, an arsonist that just burns down buildings for the lawls, i
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by kyrra 6y ago
While Breyer wrote the piece, it was a single majority piece, which means all 6 justices agreed on it. The other 5 justices and their clerks were all effectively editors on the majority opinion.
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by kyrra 6y ago
Thomas's dissent explicitly points this out. Without diving into "are APIs copyrightable?", the majority are skipping what should have been evaluated first before saying if they were fair-use or not.
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by kyrra 6y ago
Unifi's router isn't all that great. I would go with other software (like opnsense), which is the recommendation of some others out there. Their switches and APs are still really good. For alternatives, it depends on your goals. H
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by kyrra 6y ago
My previous 2 companies it rarely happened, if ever. But it has happened a lot with me at Google. But I also think it's a property of the teams I am on. Other teams it doesn't seem to happen as often. Having whiteboards around, I
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by kyrra 6y ago
Googler opinions are my own. I'd disagree at least a little here. Google has been surveying their staff about what they want to do after the pandemic is over, see this twitter thread where Google published some of it's data: http
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by kyrra 6y ago
Just in time delivery has its downfalls when vendors have issues, but this is a known trade-off to that model. If a company keeps inventory on hand, then they have the worry of owning excess parts that they can never use and is a sink cost
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by kyrra 6y ago
One key part of this is buried half-way in: > Intel said under its enhanced outsourcing plan, it would ask others—including Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. TSM -1.95% and Samsung Electronics Co. —to make crucial components of its
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Intel CEO Fast-Tracks Turnaround Bid with $20B Investment Plan(wsj.com)
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In the command menu for VSCode (ctrl-shift-P on windows), there is an option called "Go: Restart Language Server", which tends to fix any problems with autocomplete or code navigation. I feel like I haven't had to use it as m
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by kyrra 6y ago
(googler, opinions are my own) Google still has LOTS of C++ and Java. Like most companies, we're not going to rewrite large code bases in other languages just because its "new" (comparatively). Greenfield projects can move
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by kyrra 6y ago
VSCode still works fine with Go, but I do agree that Goland is better. Gopls[0] (the Go language server) has definitely been getting better, but it was not-so-great for a while (it locks up from time-to-time and you have to restart it, but
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by kyrra 6y ago
Btw, a nytimes reporter did the something similar, but not as gross. https://www.foxnews.com/media/new-york-times-nikole-hannah-j...
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by kyrra 6y ago
(googler opinions are my own) At least according to this site[0], Google play moves $38B, while Apple moves $72B (annually). So people are spending money on Google play, just less. But I also believe more people have android phones vs iPho
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by kyrra 6y ago
Shpario is a little too much doom-and-gloom for me, but I'd be interested in SPECIFIC examples where you see him being openly racist and/or misogynistic. As far as I understand, cases where he has said offensive things, he's
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by kyrra 6y ago
> Black males seem to disproportionately die at the hands of police. There are lots of ways to measure this, which one are you talking about? There are lots of variables to control for: # of police encounters. Person being confronted wh

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