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skj
12y ago
Actually it sort of is. It sounds like you might be a problem.
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skj
12y ago
> He should probably be fired Gundotra left Google many months ago.
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skj
12y ago
If I said that lots of people commit murder, is that an endorsement of murder?
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skj
12y ago
I'm pretty sure lots of people do this.
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skj
12y ago
In no world would what you did help them. Poor judgement.
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skj
12y ago
How can you possibly think that was the right thing to do here?
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skj
12y ago
That's the whole point: it's not gender specific. But when people complain about it, the targets are almost always women.
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skj
12y ago
wow man. you're terrible. Edit: I choose to believe I'm being downvoted not because people think the parent isn't actually terrible, but because my comment doesn't add much to the discussion.
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skj
12y ago
The telling thing from the "This American Life" episode is that despite both men and women having noticeable vocal fry, 100% of the complaints mentioning it were about the women. This may be an unconscious bias at play.
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skj
12y ago
It's not gender-based, but the complaints about it are gender-based.
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skj
12y ago
Let me begin by stating that I think the TSA, as implemented, is a huge waste of money and time. That said, I am not sure any searching done by the TSA can violate the 4th amendment - you can always refuse a search if you're ok with be
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skj
12y ago
Not sure if you're serious or sarcastic, but the fact that many problems exist is not a reason to avoid focusing on one of them :) if it were, nothing would ever get solved!
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skj
12y ago
Especially with the vocal comment, many people get annoyed with female voices when they're in a supposedly serious context. But the thing is that it's not actually some fundamentally annoying or distracting quality of the voice- i
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12y ago
Only if you care about going into academia. It's possible to want to get a PhD just to grow in your field. I acquired my PhD a few years ago, and while I admit that it's hard to compare that to the experience I could have had in i
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skj
12y ago
No, that would just mean that the mistake was ironic. Even when not ironic, this particular issue is distracting enough that it's worth correcting.
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skj
12y ago
> Your wrong. Bad start!
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skj
12y ago
github isn't a replacement?
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skj
12y ago
Many people write code in the hopes that eventually people will use it. GPL hampers the ability for many to use it, and some other licenses do not.
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skj
12y ago
That article is atrocious as any kind of source, it's clearly an opinion piece. I'm asking for an actual study comparing homeless rates of liberal cities vs conservative cities. Also a list of which cities are actually liberal vs
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skj
12y ago
> I guess it's total coincidence that the most liberal cities in the US also have the highest incidence of homeless population. [citation needed]
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skj
12y ago
> generics as a powerful tool for using types to erase inessential details. That's the key - generics are one way to accomplish things, but they're not the only way.
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skj
12y ago
Generics and composability are orthogonal concepts, to me. I'm not really sure what sort of composability you're talking about. Can you provide an example for me to rip apart?
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skj
12y ago
This strategy means you depend on the upstream to keep the version stable. In general, URLs do not imply a stable version. Vendoring your deps is currently the only certain way to get stable versioning.
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skj
12y ago
> > ... the objections you've raised do not support your view at all. > No reason to get emotional. No reason to project tone onto text that made a simple statement.
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skj
12y ago
You overestimate how much people care outside of the tech community (which is not the same as the academic computing community).
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12y ago
"Facebook, Google, Apple and other companies lay on shiny luxury buses to ferry their employees on the approximately 90-minute trip. San Francisco's Municipal Transportation Authority estimates about 35,000 ride the air-conditione
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skj
12y ago
I have that "pay me to fix bugs" attitude, too. After all, my chosen profession is software developer and one of the things my employer pays me to do is fix bugs.
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skj
12y ago
The Google Cloud Platform also has keys. If you go into the Developer's Console and create a service account [1] you can tell gcloud about that file [2] and it will use it instead of doing the web flow. And, as bradabrams notes below,
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12y ago
It requires management approval in that it has to be something that Google could use - needs not bear any relation to your team or product. If a manager prevents you from doing a 20% project, we're instructed to get in touch with... so
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skj
12y ago
Speaking as someone from a team that bundles a large portion of a (python) runtime with a distributable, this is a BIG BIG BIG pain in the ass.
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