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by yegle 9y ago
I believe this is just a bad translation from a popular Chinese propaganda (自主研发).
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by yegle 9y ago
Qihoo 360 actually does have a lot of contribution to security, for one: they upstreamed a lot of patches to AOSP: https://source.android.com/s/results/?q=%22Qihoo+360%22
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by yegle 9y ago
That's a good question but I'm an engineer and not authorized to talk about any future plans :-) We do monitor the public issue tracker ( https://issuetracker.google.com/savedsearches/559750 ) and will prioriti
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by yegle 9y ago
If you sign an NDA with Google, you'll get more up to date info about future features/roadmap etc. I think you'll be happy to know those plans. Disclaimer I work on GAE.
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by yegle 9y ago
A quote from my colleague: despite the serverless world we provide to our customers, people still want to SSH to access their app. Also a quote from unknown source: there's no such thing called cloud, it's someone else's serv
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by yegle 9y ago
I was actually surprised that 1password never implemented in-app password fill using accessibility API.
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by yegle 9y ago
Every password manager allow you to copy/paste your password. This is NOT a solution.
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by yegle 9y ago
The ability to fill password in Android app. The last time I checked there's no competitors doing this. I'm hoping the Autofill API in Android Oreo can bring more competition.
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What if anyone can be you?(medium.com)
5 points by yegle 9y ago|0 comments
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by yegle 9y ago
The intention seems legit, despite the concern. Quote from the article: The pathogen to be modified must pose a serious health threat, and the work must produce knowledge — such as a vaccine — that would benefit humans. Finally, there must
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by yegle 9y ago
I'm curious why the first required version is Android 8.0 (API version 26), instead of Android 8.1 (API version 27)...
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Waymo will provide insurance to passengers in its self-driving cars(techcrunch.com)
20 points by yegle 9y ago|4 comments
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by yegle 9y ago
There's a picture which Google's Vision API returned Goo\u011fle I was wondering why there's a unicode char in the middle: In [5]: c = '\u011f' In [6]: c Out[6]: 'ğ' This does closely
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by yegle 9y ago
When an attacker can gain access to your unlocked computer and have time to logout/login your browser, you should not expect anything on the desktop is safe. Personally I don't see this as a security bug.
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by yegle 9y ago
I thought the point of student loan is to grant it to anyone regardless of if they can repay? If the loan is granted by looking at the student's future potential to repay, students would prefer majors/colleges with higher chance o
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by yegle 9y ago
Long time beancount+fava user here. To answer your question Re Cash: Note I may have a different definition of cash. In my ledger, cash is anything that I can liquidate in <1 days. That includes saving/checking/CD. As for your
587.
by yegle 9y ago
I've been using beancount for the last 3 years. The fava project provides an awesome web UI for beancount and I'm really happy with that.
588.
by yegle 9y ago
So it's not possible on ChromeOS?
589.
by yegle 9y ago
I think another good example of "observed types are not necessarily the intended types" is a Text parameter (unicode in python2, str in python3). The actual intent might be Iterable[Text].
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by yegle 9y ago
Technically true, since you'll need to check the return type of `__eq__()`. But the following code doesn't trigger any error using `mypy test.py --check-untyped-defs`. def foo(): x = 1 return x == 2 def bar(x: bool
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by yegle 9y ago
(work for Google and uses pytype daily) Pytype is similar to mypy that it can do type checking with proper annotations. In addition to use annotations, pytype can also do inference based on static analysis. I don't have much experience
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by yegle 9y ago
I just searched Xiaomi A1 on Google Shopping and there are several results and all looks legit.
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by yegle 9y ago
The Moto X4 sell at $400 and the Xiaomi A1 is not available in US yet (you can get it ~$220 on some website). Note Xiaomi A1's system update is not handled by Google according to Wiki.
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by yegle 9y ago
Dr. Hipp will be 89 years old in 2050 so he simply made a lifetime commitment.
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by yegle 9y ago
I think Calendar web is the first major product update from Google that gets nothing broken/left out compare to the old version. I happily accepted the new version without trying to find the "switch back to old version" link.
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by yegle 9y ago
I worked for Alipay, a subsidiary of Alibaba, around 2010. At that time, the tech stack was lagging behind compare to most silicon valley companies. But it was 7 years ago so things might changed since then.
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by yegle 9y ago
That's not my experience, as I can turn off the screen and still read the book. I tested it just now.
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by yegle 9y ago
Likely no one would answer this question considering the info is confidential. I think the best way to understand how Google uses a monorepo is this doc [0]. Disclaimer: yes I work for Google but my work is not related to Abseil team. [0]:
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by yegle 9y ago
I'm not sure if I'm the only one, but since from the recent patent grant debate, the first thing I do on a Facebook git repository is to check whether there's a PATENTS file.
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by yegle 9y ago
A hidden perk of this project is the open source of "C++ Tips of the Week" (TotW internally). The plan, according to the page, is to post the revised and vetted TotW docs to the public. https://abseil.io/tips/

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