seedless-sensat

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by seedless-sensat 5y ago
The pre-pandemic status quo is clear, but the point is that it doesn't need to be this way. Google can afford not to cut pay.
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by seedless-sensat 5y ago
HN loves contextless titles, I'm not sure why really
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by seedless-sensat 5y ago
I do this too. What are the downsides to this solution?
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by seedless-sensat 5y ago
A percentile doesn't dictate the shape of the bell curve. The parent comment could be suggesting the tail is getting longer.
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by seedless-sensat 5y ago
It will take a lot more than an elbow to dislodge an avionics wiring harness. These things are tough
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by seedless-sensat 5y ago
If you "View Original", the HTML contains the original URL
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by seedless-sensat 5y ago
My impression is that Gmail prefetches ALL email images, and then serves them to the reader via their CDN. (Checking a random email in my inbox demonstrates this, https://ci3.googleusercontent.com/proxy/ ...) As a resul
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by seedless-sensat 5y ago
Honestly, I (childishly) felt dependant on the Google office perks. I didn't want to work anywhere else. It was only after the office closed, I reevaluated my priorities, and subsequently quit Google. WFH will impact Google's rete
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by seedless-sensat 6y ago
Browser user agents come to mind as a similar compatibility trick of yore.
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by seedless-sensat 6y ago
> RISC-V seems like it hasn’t learned anything from CPUs designed after 1991. Never mind what RISC-V says about itself. Here is Dave Jaggar, a key ARM architect, endorsing RISC-V as state of the art in 2019: https://youtu.be&#
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by seedless-sensat 6y ago
Retrieving the list will involve a lot of random seeks. A database is not that great at it versus scans.
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by seedless-sensat 6y ago
Spanner is proven at immense scale, I don't see why Cockroach's architecture can't be.
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by seedless-sensat 6y ago
This already exists at Google
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by seedless-sensat 6y ago
Maybe I shouldn't be surprised, but Prime Video's Chromecast integration is just terrible.
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by seedless-sensat 6y ago
This was the case in Australia in the 2000s. A basic scientific calculator was all that was allowed for the highest grade of maths. Graphing or advanced symbolic features were not allowed.
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by seedless-sensat 6y ago
Paying your own way defeats the purpose for their goals here. They are looking to build an open-source reposiory of tooling and designs. For that, some standardisation is required. If you are looking for a commercial chip spin, don't e
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by seedless-sensat 6y ago
I think the parent comment was suggesting a common scaling limit for web severs is that inflight requests exhaust the host's memory capacity.
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by seedless-sensat 6y ago
They have to bite the bullet at some point
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by seedless-sensat 6y ago
Not endorsing Palo Alto here, but just FYI Utah state parks cost more for non-residents.
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by seedless-sensat 6y ago
> Since the function is very simple, time would probably better spent reviewing the actual code to make sure it's error-free. I disagree with that statement. Unit tests are very helpful for complex models, as they can guard against
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by seedless-sensat 6y ago
Except the adverse reaction was not in the US trial.
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by seedless-sensat 6y ago
This comment could easily be interpreted as you speaking for Google.
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by seedless-sensat 6y ago
It is reasonable to think a CIO may have some concrete data sources in mind that they want to integrate and build business intelligence on top of. The language is abstract since Palantir develops bespoke applications.
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by seedless-sensat 6y ago
Relating this back to the article, I just want to let you know Carroll Gardens is definitely not a poor neighborhood. Your alternate perspective does not hold up there.
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by seedless-sensat 6y ago
I think you mean 2.4Ah/day
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by seedless-sensat 6y ago
There are probably a dozen ARM chips, e.g. WiFi module, battery controller, touch bar, etc
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by seedless-sensat 6y ago
Speech samples in the DeepMind publication post: https://deepmind.com/research/publications/End-to-End-Advers...
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by seedless-sensat 6y ago
A lot of application software is fungible, boring, and just needs to get done. Agile helps with that. No one is suggesting planning poker for qubit wiring.
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by seedless-sensat 6y ago
Well you just explained it better than the author. The introduction definition of a 'side dish' was not clear.
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by seedless-sensat 7y ago
I expected the article to mention airflow & sun shade.

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