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2y ago
For the most part, the "have a friend at Google" doesn't help anymore. They even tell us googlers to use the external process when our account gets locked.
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This is why I like Google Fi. It is much harder to do account takeout over of a Google Fi number compared to most telecos. The attacker would have to take over the Google account which seemed to be harder to do.
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2y ago
And the consumers of the event stream still need to have a database to deal with state management. So you're just moving the database elsewhere.
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2y ago
Samsung has an existing plant in Austin that is quite large: https://maps.app.goo.gl/xV1aQsGTSxWyMrSV8 They are one of the largest consumers of water and electricity in the area and sometimes have to stop production when th
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2y ago
Default values in proto are considered an anti pattern and was removed from the language in proto3. Agreed that protocol level required is bad, and it's with proto3 made optional the default. Our team enforces required fields via proto
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2y ago
Depends on your use. If you are parsing a message you just received, I agree that you want to do a "has" check before accessing a field. But when constructing a message, having to manually create all the options is really annoyi
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The opaque API brings some niceties that other languages have, specifically about initialization. The Java impl for protobuf will never generate a NullPointerException, as calling `get` on a field would just return the default instance of
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2y ago
Nope. This is just a different implementation that greatly improves the speed in various ways.
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2y ago
I agree, to an extent. But when articles twist words and uses stats in places that are lies, I have issues with it as well. There's no reason to embellish this data. How many traffic fatalities is too many? If we lowered the maximum
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2y ago
Came here to say the same thing. Looks like in 2024, there were 9 unintentional shootings by children in Texas. https://everytownresearch.org/maps/notanaccident/ The 36 number is inflated, as it likely includes t
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2y ago
I'm talking open source here. When it's funded, there will be people to help fix issues and put out new releases. This includes things like Go, Flutter/dart, k8s, and others. Yes, any of those could be defunded at any moment
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2y ago
Any projects that does not have official headcount gets that tag line. Even some projects that are funded internally, may get that moniker externally as there's no guarantee it will be maintained. Most of the time these are projects th
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2y ago
Most companies do stock buybacks as a way to pay out bonuses to employees and execs with a lower tax rate. Since RSUs are taxed lower (I think), companies pay employees with those. But those grants are given by creating new shares. To not d
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2y ago
They are embedding Gemini results at the top of search. How is that not integration between them?
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2y ago
May I recommend watching: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWcoZVSx1T8 , by Thomas Laffont who runs an investment fund. The FTC is blocking acquisitions, which is one major exit strategy for startups.
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2y ago
May I recommend this chapter from the Google SRE book: https://sre.google/sre-book/being-on-call/ As well as this two from the management section: https://sre.google/sre-book/dealing-with-inte
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2y ago
My take on this is that the client front end UI will load basic pages, but when it tries to load the feed there's somewhat Network error that causes the feed not to load.
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2y ago
It's called lying for clicks.
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2y ago
Googler, opinions are my own. You have to look at what teams at Google are using Flutter. Any dev tool Google officially releases tends to be funded by some product that actually likes/uses it. Current list from https://flu
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2y ago
I mean, that's the security story around it. You solve this and buying multiple yubikeys. Google and others support multiple keys, which gives you the backup story (I have 4 keys in various places).
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2y ago
For those that don't know, epilepsy just means you are diagnosed with something that cause seizures. Photosensitive epilepsy (which is what this project seems to attempt to help with) accounts for ~3% of all diagnoses of epilepsy. htt
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2y ago
Our market share in cloud speaks volumes. We had a huge start with AppEngine. But for some reason we failed to launch. I'd guess it was a lack of support and enterprise hand holding. the cloud team hasbeen trying to play catch-up there
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Ha. Nope. I post a bunch of nonsense on the Internet, but if I'm writing about anything Google, I will always start with that message. I am definitely skewed by being paid to work there. Also, I've never ran anything I've wr
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Googler, opinions are my own. I don't work on cloud. While AWS is more popular and has more public documentation and blogs, One thing I've heard about gcp that people seem to love a More consistent UI and CLI. Features also tend t
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Performance is likely part of it. The WASM solution looks faster than modernc: https://github.com/cvilsmeier/go-sqlite-bench
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2y ago
What do you mean probing your domain from Google?
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Sad they didn't get paid, I'd say bad on a16z. Btw, by reaching out publicly, he just asked for a contact: https://x.com/xyz3va/status/1807330215955177937 He didn't post the details anywhere.
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I have not heard about that one before, and it's gross. It sounds like Illinois and New Hampshire had similar things with their prison system, but outlawed it into 2019. https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/analy
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Did Trump or his staff write it? You realize he's disavowed it? Yes, it's from many former staffers, but they are former staffers, not active. There has been very little policy debate this election cycle, so I honestly have no cl
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Chevron deference being upended will likely hamper anything Trump wants to do. Immunity: the courts still get a say as to what is an official act. Project 2025 is actually a conservative agenda. With the pick of JD Vance, I wouldn't ex
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