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by mikecb 10y ago
Are they? Edit: Even if you decide not to opt-out of employer provided coverage, you don't have to participate in the wellness program, just as you don't have to participate in the gps tracking.
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by mikecb 10y ago
As of Chrome 51, the original cr-48 is still getting updates.
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by mikecb 10y ago
I personally imagine that when all that hype came out recently about merging chrome and android, that's what they're trying to do. Security of chrome and usability of android would be perfect, and hopefully also allow underlying O
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by mikecb 10y ago
No, but many of them give you a discount for installing an accelerometer/gps speed sensor.
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by mikecb 10y ago
Dame
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Google I/O 2016 Schedule(events.google.com)
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by mikecb 10y ago
There's TL;drs at the end of some sections.
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by mikecb 10y ago
Some think it's very appropriate for high performance networking: https://github.com/google/stenographer Granted, that uses pfring pretty substantially, but still...
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(Security header) Analysis of the Alexa Top 1M sites (April 2016)(pokeinthe.io)
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by mikecb 10y ago
To map the area. And then it uses signal strength to determine relative location.
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by mikecb 10y ago
And 10 more unannounced locations through '17. I'd be surprised if a single AUS wasn't one of them.
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by mikecb 10y ago
Unless you have a very advanced infrastructure sitting around, their version of the distributed pieces is going to be worthless. Same reason tensorflow was initially released without it.
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by mikecb 10y ago
Sendgrid is a great alternative and not hard to set up.
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by mikecb 10y ago
Interesting. I guess quarterly is an internal target.
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by mikecb 10y ago
The G build system was open sourced: http://bazel.io/
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by mikecb 10y ago
They do SLO by quarter.
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by mikecb 10y ago
They do do SAN.
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by mikecb 11y ago
The book they mention[1] is very good so far. [1] https://play.google.com/store/books/details/Betsy_Beyer_Site...
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by mikecb 11y ago
Lot of cross platforming stuff in there.
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by mikecb 11y ago
a "renowned security researcher" or a "renowned academic cryptographer"?
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by mikecb 11y ago
This is a nice reinterpretation.
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by mikecb 11y ago
How does this compare with Pregel? And weren't facebook using Giraph?
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by mikecb 11y ago
Are there many java applications that bundle the jre?
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by mikecb 11y ago
Can't upgrade if the fix was dropping the hash because it's fundamentally flawed.
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by mikecb 11y ago
Now I have to install java and keep it up to date, in addition to the jar.
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by mikecb 11y ago
Even better: huge investment in their cloud and desire to get more people to switch. Response to best-of-class technology has always resulted in cries of lock-in. Opensourcing these things completely removes that risk. Kubernetes: our conta
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by mikecb 11y ago
Pretty nice model and makes sense why they OSed Tensorflow: write, train using the API, and feel safe that you can run it on your own hardware as well.
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by mikecb 11y ago
Also announced speech recognition API also powered by TF.
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by mikecb 11y ago
Hrmmm, looks a lot like ChromeOS.
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by mikecb 11y ago
CloudSQL instances support ipv6,[1] and appengine apps can receive ipv6 traffic, but only suggestion regarding delay in getting ipv6 to users was hardware limitations.[2] I wanted to know why op thinks this is only for external customers. [

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