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by oaktowner 10y ago
Apparently app updates on iOS are failing right now, too. Could be related?
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by oaktowner 10y ago
And one more thing: Apigee's (awesome) e-book is designed to help customers write APIs. The Google Style guide is a guide we use (and have been using for years) when designing our own APIs. (I work on the API team at Google).
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by oaktowner 10y ago
That's what we pay boulos for. /heh
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by oaktowner 10y ago
Right. In California trucks have a lower speed limit than cars, which results in what feel like pretty dangerous situations. The right lane is pretty much for trucks going 55. The left lane is a combination of: * Trucks going 60-65 to pass
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by oaktowner 10y ago
Interesting that they say "Amazon Go is currently open to Amazon employees in our Beta program, and will open to the public in early 2017." Generally "beta" implies that non-employees are using it. This is more of a dogf
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by oaktowner 10y ago
I gave him/her an extra for you.
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by oaktowner 10y ago
Who on earth are you to judge what a 1.0 mustache is? </snark>
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by oaktowner 10y ago
Thanks for sharing that cbennett, and good luck to you walshemj. I lost one of my closest friends a few years ago to an accident but was heartened to know that his organs went on to help others.
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by oaktowner 10y ago
My God I love that phone. It's my favorite phone I've ever owned (and I've had several iPhones and several Androids). I broke mine. Sad, sad day.
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by oaktowner 10y ago
"marketing vapor" -- Venus is shrouded in clouds.
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by oaktowner 10y ago
yeah, they're paying for it with advertising. So it seems like a natural choice.
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by oaktowner 10y ago
We used warm water and soft cotton washcloths on our 3 kids. Worked great.
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by oaktowner 10y ago
Sun shining through a window in London? Everything else in the story is believable, but... ;-)
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by oaktowner 10y ago
It's pure C++ for now for performance reasons.
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by oaktowner 10y ago
You can require API keys and provide them to clients. We'll be adding rate limits and quotas soon as well. Are you more interested in X per month or X per second?
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by oaktowner 10y ago
Hi -- PM on the product here. Both of our API frameworks have been open sourced (Java[0], Python[1]). Those used to be available only on App Engine Standard Environment but can now be used anywhere. This was a top request of people using Fl
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by oaktowner 10y ago
By far my favorite thing about my smart watch is the ability to dictate texts. I find, like some commentors above, that for longer-form composition, I often want to skip around. But for a text-length message the time to compose is drastical
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by oaktowner 10y ago
Not quite in that range -- but Veeva Systems took a single, $4M round[0] and went public. Current market cap is $5.2B (and was about 15% higher immediately after their IPO). The founder's shares were worth north of $500M at that time.
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by oaktowner 10y ago
Google PM here. That's not exactly right. You need a Google account, but it does not need to have gmail attached to it. Yes, lots of people don't know such a thing exists...but it's easy to set up. On the "standard"
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by oaktowner 10y ago
Oh, God, that is awesome.
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by oaktowner 10y ago
Citc is, in a word, amazing.
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by oaktowner 10y ago
The author is a she.
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by oaktowner 10y ago
Ummm, did you read the same article I read? Because I read an article about a team using publicly available data about public companies, then training an algorithm to comb that data to determine which ones were likely customers (which would
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by oaktowner 10y ago
Google PM here. You might want to look at Google Cloud's storage offerings (both SQL and non-SQL based), as well as its compute offerings (including Cloud Functions, which is event driven). One note: Cloud Functions was just announced
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by oaktowner 10y ago
Hi -- PM for Endpoints here. Endpoints is going strong and will have a release later this year that adds support for hosting APIs on more of our compute offerings (Compute Engine, Container Engine, App Engine Flexible Environments). We&#x27
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by oaktowner 10y ago
I'm not sure my son was even 6 yet (he may have been five) when he learned about subtraction. We started by talking about things: to illustrate 4 minus 2, you start with four marbles and remove 2 of them, leaving 2. For a couple of wee
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by oaktowner 10y ago
I'm not a scientist, but I know from movies that the amber is filled with mosquitos. Now: to ensure we're only extracting the mosquito DNA and not the dino DNA...
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by oaktowner 10y ago
I'm so old I didn't understand at first why they couldn't do it...I first and foremost think of a GIF as a still image.
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by oaktowner 11y ago
AT&T has a security code which is "What is your favorite restaurant?" that we set a decade ago when signing up for internet service. My wife and I have made, I don't know, 10 guesses over the years and have never been abl
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by oaktowner 11y ago
We had twins when our first was three. Best of luck to you, my friend. The first year or two will be unlike anything you've endured in your life, but you will make it through.

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