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yegle
8y ago
Before anyone asks, this is still a beta release that's not covered by App Engine SLA.
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yegle
8y ago
Mr. Kao moved from China to Taiwan in 1948, and moved from Hong Kong to London in 1997. Both happened at very interest time if you are familiar with China.
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yegle
8y ago
I figure it will not be easy to change the school start time, since parents are also need to change behavior with the school start time change. In the end maybe this will be easier to just have a consistent schedule to change the school sta
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Some Win10 features are blocked with user account suspension
(twitter.com)
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yegle
8y ago
Is it possible for every app developer to stop using FCM? Yes, in China. The result is a chaotic market. App devs will have to use multiple push machinism for different device: on Huawei phones, Huawei's own push service is the most re
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yegle
8y ago
Did government pass laws to force migrating to digital camera back then?
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yegle
8y ago
Notably, Twitter doesn't support adding multiple U2F keys. The current state of USB ports makes it really important to be able to add multiple keys to an account. From my experience you need 1) USB A key that are used on most devices,
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yegle
8y ago
Travel between US/CN will be a hassle for those people because the border control officials of China won't let you board the flight if you show your CN passport doesn't have US visa. One loophole is that you can use Hong Kong
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yegle
8y ago
I own this book and really enjoyed it. One day, as usual, I wrote some code, then added additional test cases to cover the new code path. Each new test case passed without further fix, I was feeling really good that day. Until when I realiz
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yegle
8y ago
The technique behind standard and flex is large enough that we simply cannot provide consistent experience between these two. In fact these two products are supported by different teams. While the inconsistency is unfortunate, we are fully
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yegle
8y ago
To be fair: PEP 3333 that addresses WSGI support with Python 3 Unicode was initially drafted in September 2010. I would consider that to be the first day we can write a web server in Python 3.
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yegle
8y ago
Feature development of GAE (especially the Standard Environment) never stopped. Some of the features require multi quarters of work (e.g. https://cloudplatform.googleblog.com/2018/05/Increase-perfor... ), some are
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yegle
8y ago
Also worth check out http://plaintextaccounting.org/ Personally I don't like the yaml-like syntax. I use beancount myself, and with fava ( https://github.com/beancount/fava ) as the UI.
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yegle
8y ago
https://cloudplatform.googleblog.com/2017/02/Incident-manage... is a good article re how Google handles incident. In an incident, constant and clear communication is a key.
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Installing&Removing 30d trial limit of UltraEdit in Linux
(software.intel.com)
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yegle
9y ago
Exactly! Cocktail party effect requires two functional ears and I'm sure this can be helpful to people with only one functional ear. > The cocktail party effect works best as a binauraleffect, which requires hearing with both ears.
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yegle
9y ago
All Google Cloud GA features will have at least 1 year of deprecation period. 7.2 Deprecation Policy. Google will announce if it intends to discontinue or make backwards incompatible changes to the Services specified at the URL in the next
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yegle
9y ago
Why would you think struct and interface should be treated the same? To me the fact a struct can implement multiple interfaces means they are not on the same "layer" of abstraction.
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yegle
9y ago
The post did mention: > Not everyone will have the same reaction to an essential oil.
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Python 2.7 EOL: Jan 1, 2020
(github.com)
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yegle
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I'm currently rely on Google Home which allows me to remotely control things away from home. What are my options when I switch to Home Assistant? Can I still control things using Google Assistant? Can I still remotely control things wi
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yegle
9y ago
Agree with most of what you said. Sorry I only have lived in China and US so my understanding of ideology is biased and incomplete.
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yegle
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No I'm not in China right now but I'm originally from China. In a sense I'm a direct victim of the dictatorship: got a call in the morning to "have a tea" with some government officials.
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yegle
9y ago
I do not agree there's a superior ideology. But unfortunately I'm not a researcher in this area so cannot provide more insight.
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yegle
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If you played Civ5: no ideology is inheritly wrong. As long as the "public opinion" is "content", people would be happy with it. Player would intentionally choose Order or Autocracy to gain some "Tenets". E.g.
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yegle
9y ago
Looks like https://developers.google.com/caja/ can be used for the purpose. Disclaimer: I work for Google but not on ads side and have limited knowledge on Javascript or general frontend stuff.
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yegle
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There are two things you can do: 1. iTerm2 has tmux integration, a new panel in tmux automatically maps to a new tab in iTerm2 2. You can enter copy/paste mode in tmux.
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yegle
9y ago
Why not just use TorBrowser if you are too concerned about those settings?
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yegle
9y ago
From my test the AMP icon in Google's search result is gone (Chrome, Android, Incognito tab). Disclaimer: I work for Google but not on AMP product.
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yegle
9y ago
I took some time try to make an old codebase to work with python2/3. Some wat moment from the effort: 1. `StringIO.StringIO` is a PITA. There's no equivalent in Python3 (for a good reason), and you must choose between `io.StringIO
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