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811.
by ugh123 6y ago
I believe you just defined "a bubble"
812.
by ugh123 6y ago
Sounds like you want something different than what he intended. That's his business, not yours =)
813.
by ugh123 6y ago
>Beware Management Consultants and Accountants encroaching into "IT". Their worlds are drying up because tech folks can learn business easier than business folks can learn tech. Could say the exact same thing about tech recruit
814.
by ugh123 6y ago
Ask Apple or Microsoft for a full time job to work on it =)
815.
by ugh123 6y ago
How do you scale this with a live host? They're literally booked for an entire hour (or more)? Can these games not be designed to stand on their own without additional humans pulling levers?
816.
by ugh123 6y ago
But will he have the balls to do anything about it? He'll have too many domestic issues in the next 4 years to deal with
817.
by ugh123 6y ago
I do this somtimes. To remove the awkwardness I use a wired earpiece (apple headphones) in just one ear to make it look like talking on the phone.
818.
by ugh123 6y ago
My "philosophy" with listening to music while programming has been that if I can tell I like the song, then i'm probably focusing too much on it rather than the task at hand.
819.
by ugh123 6y ago
That is about the primary, not the presidential debate.
820.
by ugh123 6y ago
I have the W-800H-1AV hanging on the wall in my shower with full date and day of week. Absolutely indispensable and has held up with battery and water resistance for 5 years now.
821.
by ugh123 6y ago
I bought a new guitar from them back in August. Talking to the saleswoman helping me, she revealed that the used market for guitars had ballooned during the pandemic, but new guitars were still widely in stock. Hopefully that's just a
822.
by ugh123 6y ago
>We were disappointed to find little material published by engineers who built supersized async services. Now that ATF is deployed Really? Such an important step to understand even a little bit about what real companies are using and you
823.
by ugh123 6y ago
I think Google is missing a clear opportunity to compete with Instagram and the like. Google Photos is nearly default on just about every new and recent android phone in the world and its "partner" sharing feature (limited to jus
824.
by ugh123 6y ago
Surprised they haven't ditched the caps-lock if a good chunk of their target market is kids. Most Chromebooks have done away with this and it seems to have helped my kids ability to log in
825.
by ugh123 6y ago
Also be sure to put the entire park's security and electrical system in the hands of a former postal worker.
826.
by ugh123 6y ago
I wish that were the case. I'm regularly served just as many NYTimes ads as before I became a subscriber.
827.
by ugh123 6y ago
I think thats certainly in their repertoire too. In fact, they're probably experimenting with a number of degrading user experiences to see what performs best
828.
by ugh123 6y ago
I'd expect Waymo and competitors are anticipating these kinds of incidents and will try to capture as much live footage from several angles.
829.
by ugh123 6y ago
That could just be an ad inventory thing. If YT doesn't have a targeted/discrete audience large enough within a campaign window to fill out impressions then they likely widen the net to complete the run.
830.
by ugh123 6y ago
I think also due to their preference on making personal contact: the news will hit the PR landscape in short time afterwards and no soon-to-be-Nobel-laureate wants to find out in some news article
831.
by ugh123 6y ago
Are you referring to performance capabilities or some other connectedness to GCP resources?
832.
by ugh123 6y ago
Certainly wouldn't lead with "Steal..." Would also be good to have a filter by industry/market/segment or whatever
833.
by ugh123 6y ago
>If they make customers wait for hours but can't wait seconds for someone to get on the line, they should be considered effectively unreachable by phone. I think thats part of the playbook for most support call centers.
834.
by ugh123 6y ago
I think the point is that employees that are taking advantage of free speech within the workplace are forcing others into the debate unwillingly, and this is causing strife and resentment. I applaud the move.
835.
by ugh123 6y ago
Our school district, LAUSD, spent most of the summer arguing with their union and even delayed roll out of the program citing "we've finally come to an agreement with the union about...". Regardless, I do think teachers are
836.
by ugh123 6y ago
Could say the same thing about these cookie-accept popups as some will just redirect you off their site if you don't accept.
837.
by ugh123 6y ago
I'm not convinced thats fraud but probably just "CEO bullshitter who only speaks in buzzwords in public" (referring to the interview). I also don't think anyone at GM (through whatever technical diligence they hopefully
838.
by ugh123 6y ago
Would not have survived as they were losing loads of money due to overhead on storage and bandwidth.
839.
by ugh123 7y ago
Whats not clear is do I still pay for it when i'm not using it, but can restore processes and provisioned apps when I need to get back on?
840.
by ugh123 7y ago
fake. I also love this tweet from him >Jesus shit, you guys love my failure. follow me to see more of my unfortunate life and ily all

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