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10y ago
Probably driven by the fact you don't need a subscription to YouTube to watch.
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10y ago
Happened to me on mobile and work. And my @google account - we truly are dogfooding :-)
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ryanobjc
10y ago
What else did he eat? Sugar will raise your insulin level, which directs more blood sugar to fat cells. So it's not just a case of calories in calories out.
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10y ago
Who has better connections with Trump? Sadly to say, that is not an irrelevant fact anymore. Trump is clearly the kind of president that would reach in to legal rulings he's paid not to like.
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10y ago
I think the GP was serious. I totally agree with you. It took years for South Beach / Ballpark in SF to become anything that remotely resembles a neighborhood. I remember considering it, briefly in 2008, but my gf decided it wasn'
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10y ago
Good points, but we are still running against the age old problem of a designed environment vs a natural environment. Perhaps an argument could be made that, this time, architects have finally gotten smart about the failures of designed spa
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10y ago
Also the T is the least well served line. Shadows of racism because of where it ends up, but still. The neighborhood ends up being filled with people rushing home after work, and since it isnt a mixed area, ie: not many families, the after-
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10y ago
The problem is zoning. If zoning didn't outlaw the type of cities they are describing, then perhaps it would happen. This is why people are now becoming skeptical of new construction, new neighborhoods in the Bay Area. For a San Franci
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10y ago
That's fair - random person on the internet, I get it. I have common usernames on the various services you know and love, so feel free to dig about. As for transparency, there is a big push to increase the trust in Google Cloud. We
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10y ago
As an engineer on cloud, at Google, that is very extremely patently false. First, all your data at rest, on disk, is encrypted. You can even supply your own keys if you wish: https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/d
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10y ago
Exactly - when the weather report says "its dangerous to go outside" and "exposed skin will freeze in less than 1 minute", there's no amount of clothes that'll save you.
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10y ago
This reads like the "internet scare pieces" that were common "back in the day" (lol), circa the late 90s. The summary is: People are doing things they used to do in person, only now on the internets, and its bad for some
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10y ago
Air Canada isn't a global company. It's a flag carrier for Canada only. The rest is wishful thinking. Building an industry isn't just top down (all the braggy stuff was about top down), the bottom up stuff is critical and imp
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10y ago
I came here to to vote and post my respects to an essential part of geek, computer and hacker culture. However, that this isn't on the front page already if a significant sign of the bias of hackernews. I could imagine an alternate rea
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Holiday Parties Are Key to Professional Success
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Google isn't a 'happy fun startup self', but it is a pretty decent place to work. And people do care. Also, they are de-emphasizing sodas, but what ones are there are free.
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10y ago
Canadians don't believe in absolute free speech or privacy. In legal situations, this pops up: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peace,_order,_and_good_governm... Don't forget Canada is very homogeneous and they
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10y ago
It isn't even so simple as "work with others" - the other people involved here aren't even thinking at this level. Leap seconds are an ugly hack that were inserted without any thought as to the impact on computer systems
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10y ago
Additionally there is no discussion about selection bias here. For example, we know that since it's an internet survey, everyone on the survey has the internet or an ability to use the internet (eg: public library access?). That rules
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10y ago
I read/skimmed about half of it, I didn't see much discussion about selection bias. When I first saw "internet survey" I was instantly skeptical. Selection bias is massive, the types of people who take these polls tend
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That's not a real news article!
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By design, right? The other bets are exactly that - bets. The point of Alphabet is to surface visibility as to how much these bets cost. Not to showcase their profitability.
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That's why yubikey is important - it does it's own verification of the site. You can't MITM it.
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they can, and they do. as TFA noted, there was a bounce in the US.
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Actually I was talking about another method: http://lifehacker.com/google-prompt-lets-you-use-two-factor-... Essentially its like 2 factor auth, except you arent conveying codes from your phone to the computer. This is a ni
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2 factor authentication is key here. The ubikey is a gold standard for business - no one should do serious business without it! For everyone else, I think the new 2fa Google App approach is better. When you go to login, your Google App pus
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Eye roll. So much strawman, call the fire marshal. Whatever, people are upset because wl has abandoned their neutral position to take an active role in the election. From dodgy material from a foreign power that was encouraged by one of the
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ALSO his inability to handle the controversy demonstrated his lack of CEO abilities.
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well, AMP is open source. Instant Articles is not. AMP works on many platforms, Bing just announced support of AMP. So, what's the big deal?
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It's quite well known that rich people are the least affected by policies like anti-LGBT. Thiel may not personally have much to lose if gay marriage was banned, but for many people it makes a huge difference. For example child rights
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