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Cloud.gov is a PaaS based on Cloud Foundry. The idea is that it can run on pretty much any IaaS provider (as long as the Cloud Foundry plugins are written), certainly not limited to AWS.
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https://github.com/18F/chat Seems like the Slack invite app is not deployed to cloud.gov right now.
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18F positions are limited to 2 years, renewable by another 2 years. Many people (self included) leave the private sector for this duration to support the mission of 18F. After the term is over many people will return to the private sector.
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10y ago
See: https://pages.18f.gov/joining-18f/ I'll let @bmogilefsky describe the jobs. @18F as a whole hires engineers, designers, product managers, content writers, journalists, folks with non-traditional cross-functio
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10y ago
Ha! I figured it was something like that. So a statement concerning the jargon...
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10y ago
Care to elaborate your disapproval?
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10y ago
:) I remember having that discussion with you in person. You'd definitely know it better.
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10y ago
You can certainly host it yourself on AWS, GCP, Azure etc. The general services administration is restricted to only assist federal government agencies, so you wouldn't be able to use the version being managed for the federal governmen
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10y ago
I'm about to join 18F (in a few weeks), working on cloud.gov. I worked on the Google Cloud Platform team around the time Compute Engine and Big Query were launched (but spent most of my time on App Engine). A few weeks ago at the Clou
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18F is also based on GDS. 18f.gov Explanation of the difference between USDS and 18F: http://ben.balter.com/2015/04/22/the-difference-between-18f-...
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10y ago
Also checkout https://github.com/18F - the US equivalent.
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10y ago
Don't forget 18F (part of the new technology transformation service). 18f.gov
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10y ago
"Up" definitely triggered the strongest emotions in me of any movie to date. Perhaps it reminded me of the loss of my grandma a few years earlier. The first ten minutes made me so upset that I spent the rest of the movie fighting
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11y ago
Super helpful. Thanks! In Chrome the following works as a basic sample: speech = new SpeechSynthesisUtterance(String("生日快乐")) voice = speechSynthesis.getVoices()[80] // use Google Chinese Voice speech.voice = vo
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11y ago
Does anyone know how the Google TTS voices in the example are exposed by Google? Is there an API / service for these? I haven't been able to find it. I was able to use them on PageNodes via the "espeak" output just fine,
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11y ago
Try to find out who has worked for this boss (or CEO / founder) in the past. Reach out to them to hear about their experience and find out why they really left.
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11y ago
I'll start by answering based on my last gig (at a startup). ===== > Do you think Engineering managers are aware how much time you spend on Code Reviews? No. > Do you track your number of / time spent on code reviews? Does y
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I once found and disclosed similar issues in an app. The app didn't use HTTPS so it was trivial to intercept Bearer tokens. For some reason, most API endpoints returned way more data than necessary (e.g., when receiving a message you a
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Obligatory mention of 18F ( https://18f.gsa.gov ) within the General Services Administration who develop federal government projects in the open (and have defaulted to open-sourcing since their inception). https://18f.g
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11y ago
Thank you to the parent for asking this question. I have some related questions for all engineers and engineering managers. I'd love to hear your perspective from your current or most recent job: - Do you think Engineering managers are
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So you are saying: Google Apps SMTP -> Google Apps Group (different domain) == FAIL Fastmail SMTP -> Google Apps Group (different domain) == SUCCESS? It's been a long time since I looked at this. We did have great internal tools
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Location: San Francisco or walking distance from Caltrain OR Remote Remote: See above Willing to relocate: No Technologies: I'll learn everything. Résumé/CV: t.co/bvbio (linkedin.com/in/verst) Github: https:/&
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11y ago
Google Groups has a feature to automatically reject messages it considers to be Spam. That feature has always been quite terrible. The Google Groups Backend hasn't changed in a very long time. https://support.google.com/
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Google Apps does have email aliases (they are really just pointers to regular Google Apps Gmail accounts). Google Groups uses a different sub system internally, and if you don't have SPF configured (or configured it wrong) it definitel
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I used to work on Spam, Abuse and Deliverability for Google Apps and am one of the original authors of those help center articles (although they have been changed a bunch since). Can you share the full message headers of one of these bounce
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11y ago
Came here to say the same thing. Extremely similar to Dropbox Paper. I haven't been that happy with Dropbox Paper though. It doesn't handle basic things like bullets in indented blocks, or line/paragraph breaks in numbered li
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11y ago
I prefer having my own private space at the end of the day, so Couchsurfing isn't quite for me. But during the day or evenings I'd be happy to show people some cool spots I like (which they will probably like).
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I have personally used something similar when traveling a few places in Asia. For example, in Seoul, South Korea I found this organization of university students who want to promote their culture and improve their English in the process. I
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11y ago
I used WeChat Pay when I was in Shanghai for 3 months last fall. Super convenient to have one place to buy concert tickets, order a taxi, pay your takeout order, top up your prepaid SIM card, or just send money to friends. It's extreme
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Six Flags physical rollercoasters: now ride in VR
(sixflags.com)
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