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by skj 8y ago
Not ok, just better.
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by skj 8y ago
I don't believe there has been any such pattern in GCP products. (I work on GCP)
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by skj 8y ago
That, and an attacker could do a replay attack, and potentially send you to an earlier (vulnerable) version.
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by skj 8y ago
Easy to find out - put the shrimp in the air and see how fast it goes.
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by skj 8y ago
It's a principle agent problem. Overall it's a drain on the US, but the people making the decisions are moving money from outside their constituencies to inside their constituencies.
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by skj 8y ago
I work for Google, but not on browsing or anything related and have no special knowledge of the space or how Google handles these things. I don't believe that Google tracks you in incognito mode. My understanding that the DDG study sho
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by skj 8y ago
Do you have any examples of this?
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by skj 8y ago
chat.google.com
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by skj 8y ago
No, it just confirms who the person is. No agreement is presented on that device (I am a Googler who has guests now and then).
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by skj 8y ago
That is incorrect. It's more like because equal opportunity is so difficult, people target equal outcome as a second best. I (decidedly liberal) only value equal opportunity. But since opportunity appears to be hereditary, an equal out
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by skj 8y ago
If the other option costs $1T? It's a bit of a hypothetical since that won't be the only other option, but that was the thought experiment.
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by skj 8y ago
I can tell you that your view does not match that of the engineers working on these products. If something is namespaced under a project and you use the cloud console or CLI to manage it, it is very much a GCP product. (I am one such engine
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by skj 8y ago
There are polite ways to correct someone's spelling.
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by skj 8y ago
I work on GCP. Your comment makes me feel weird. If there is anyone who has no direct effect on the feel or use of the GCP products it's the CEO.
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by skj 8y ago
(googler working in gcp here) The basic way to tell if something is part of GCP or another Google product that some marketing whiz managed to have "cloud" tacked onto the name is whether or not you need a GCP project to work with
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by skj 8y ago
I live in New Jersey, and work in New York City. I leave my desk at 4, get home 5:15-5:30, and I like to cook dinner when I can. I also have a 3-year-old, and keeping on a routine is something I feel that is important, so dinner on the tabl
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by skj 8y ago
Is blame really relevant?
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by skj 8y ago
Do you find buffalo particularly bewildering? or in the city of Buffalo?
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by skj 8y ago
pbhjpbhj also led with "Is it scientific?" which should have cleared things up.
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by skj 8y ago
In context, it appears like you're stating that "yes of course it's a hypothesis, here is the definition". But the post you're replying to suggested it wasn't because he/she did not see any way to effectiv
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by skj 8y ago
(disclosure: I am a Google SWE, but I don't work on photos) Google Photos does full res backup - easy to get working with android - not sure about other devices or non-phones.
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by skj 8y ago
You could reveal a sample of CS professor salaries :)
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by skj 8y ago
The "senior" title is not about the length of your tenure. It's about your ability to independently solve difficult problems and provide leadership to those around you.
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by skj 8y ago
The number of employees under Andy is not clear to me. 500 for the early days of Android seems plausible. But yeah, I did not intend my comment as a rebuttal to yours - I just like numbers to add up. I don't really think "fair&quo
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by skj 8y ago
> I wonder if their aggregate compensation even comes close to $150 million. at 200k/yr on the low end, to 500k/yr on the high end (excluding outliers), let's call it 300k/yr average. That's 500 engineers costing
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by skj 8y ago
Google has quite a large team working on Spinnaker as well (sibling to my own team).
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by skj 8y ago
Just put them in some Native American reservations.
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by skj 8y ago
Depends, did they fix it immediately?
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by skj 8y ago
Are you saying companies should or that you know of companies that do?
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by skj 8y ago
"personal identifying information"... Yeah I'd say name and email qualify!

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