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by wstrange 10y ago
How about Syria http://journals.ametsoc.org/doi/abs/10.1175/WCAS-D-13-00059....
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by wstrange 10y ago
In addition to multi-node distribution, there are a bunch of things Kubernetes gives you. Things that you may think you don't need, but you probably will if you ever intend to put something into production. To name just a few: - Secret
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That kind of information leakage would seriously dent Google's business model, which is why I am sceptical of your theory.
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If you use GKE (Google Kubernetes as a service), you really don't need to manage Kubernetes either.
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They can use Chrome, which mitigates the attack.
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Angular Dart Material Design Components(github.com)
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Note the debate you are having with the GP is in English. For better or worse, English is the common language for software development (and aviation, etc.)
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It looks like Google will allow app integration with the Google Assistant: https://developers.google.com/actions/
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by wstrange 10y ago
Kubernetes provides a great deal of insulation for this exact problem. It runs just fine on all the major clouds, bare metal, etc.
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The Frightening New Risk in Heart Surgery(consumerreports.org)
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by wstrange 10y ago
> Or do you think Chrome was just good enough to push out IE entirely on merit? Pretty much the case for older versions of IE. It became the dominant browser even when it was not installed by default. Microsoft is catching up though.
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I have used Google's hardware support before for Nexus - and they have been excellent. Very responsive, and yes, a real customer service agent picked up the phone.
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> "optional types" means "no types" While it is possible to write Dart code without using types (hence "optional") - the vast majority of Dart code is written using types. The new Dart compiler also provid
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by wstrange 10y ago
Kudos to the Kube-UI team. You folks have made huge progress since 1.3. Dashboard is looking really nice. The one feature I am really waiting for is being able to attach a terminal to a running pod container - all from the GUI (like the cl
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by wstrange 10y ago
The new Adwords is built with Dart. Source: http://news.dartlang.org/2016/03/the-new-adwords-ui-uses-dar...
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by wstrange 10y ago
Give Dart a try. It has a single dependency management tool (pub), support for Angular 2, and is generally a joy to use. Material widgets for Angular 2 (the same ones Google uses internally to build Adwords) are expected to be announced at
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by wstrange 10y ago
I have a Nexus 6P, and the fingerprint scanner on the back of the phone is brilliant. It is very easy to find without looking, and you can unlock the phone one handed. I actually can't imagine why one would want the fingerprint scanne
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by wstrange 10y ago
It would help if you could add some more substance to that assertion. CxOs clearly require some competence- I don't think that is in dispute. It is the 200x + salary differential that is in question and the subject of the article. Can
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by wstrange 10y ago
I don't think it is that simple. There is a tremendous amount of back scratching that goes on when setting executive pay. The board hires pay consultants, the consultants are not going to rock the boat and suggest pay cuts, so they app
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Except they typically have no downside risk at all.
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Oracle loses (again)(theregister.co.uk)
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A phone number is presumed to have some level of identity proofing behind it (i.e. control over the phone number means you have a credit card, bank account, photo id, etc.). As the article points out, this turns out to be rather easy to spo
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by wstrange 10y ago
The iPhone exploited a rift in the space-time fabric. The right features at the right time, everybody had to have one and the margins are totally insane. That can't last. The market is nearing saturation, and competitive pressures will
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by wstrange 10y ago
Apple makes great stuff (typing this on a Mac), but I really don't get the adoration / mystic that surrounds them. Those features have been on Android forever, but people don't call it "AI".
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That's a nifty feature, but I am sceptical that Apple can offer the same kind of experience when compared to cloud-based solutions that leverage massive amounts of aggregated data and backend processing. Apple has made a pretty big dea
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by wstrange 10y ago
Helm is another great option here. Helm uses Go templates. You define your variables in a top level values.yaml, and then install the chart to your cluster. The variables get expanded on chart install. Here is a snippet from a deployment:
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Technology alone is never going to solve this problem. IMHO, focusing on Google's actions is not productive. All large corporations need to be watched carefully, and Google is no exception, but their motives are fairly transparent. The
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No one is talking about making rich people poor. That is a strawman. Do you really believe some hedge fund manager should pay less tax as a percentage than a school teacher? There are places in the world where you can move to and pay no eff
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Increased account security via OAuth 2.0 token revocation(googleappsdeveloper.blogspot.com)
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Also worth pointing out that Dart can do tree shaking at compile time, to eliminate library code that is never called

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