RandomThrow321

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by RandomThrow321 2mo ago
Obviously experiences vary greatly, but I was on one of the largest AWS orgs and they were quite punitive. People would demand them for perceived slights, then assign reviewers that were tough or on their side. Many of my friends had differ
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by RandomThrow321 9mo ago
Totally agree. Pixel devices are probably still the best Android offering, but I originally got into the ecosystem because it was less confined and that appears to be changing. While I'm likely not representative of most consumers, I w
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by RandomThrow321 2y ago
Isn’t YouTube premium essentially what you’re describing?
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by RandomThrow321 3y ago
Ha, good call. I tried that, it seemed showed a bunch of examples that seem to leave out the extension name. I wish the tutorial was better.
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by RandomThrow321 3y ago
Where did you see that? It seems this is integrating two extensions together, I'm curious how that would work. I asked it "@gmail summarize my last 5 emails" and that worked decently. Edit: Actually, I'm not completely c
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by RandomThrow321 3y ago
I love it. "provide me a rendered html page with the most relevant links and descriptions for a given topic, completely free of advertising"
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by RandomThrow321 3y ago
I've had success with it. The integration with other google services could be a killer feature, but I think it needs some more polish and control. For example, right now it can't add an event to your calendar. I'd think it co
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by RandomThrow321 3y ago
The article already states this. The person you were replying to is asking about a different - but similar - case where an employee's last name is "Null".
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by RandomThrow321 3y ago
Obviously it doesn't change anything in the physical world. I think you're just misunderstanding the implication. If this software fulfills the need, individuals would not need to use keyboards that physically create the sound. Wh
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by RandomThrow321 3y ago
Is it special files that begin with a capital letter, version sets, version filter instances, and massive symlink farms?
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by RandomThrow321 3y ago
I'm not going to get a Pixel Tablet, but I really do like the idea of a charging dock speaker.
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by RandomThrow321 3y ago
Do you have a source? I thought this has been thoroughly debunked.
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by RandomThrow321 3y ago
For sure. The Dan Deacon AI concert at the beginning of this was was pretty good (mostly due to Dan being a crazy genius).
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by RandomThrow321 3y ago
Yeah, it's more like "models used, results, example capabilities" and "how we're going to use this responsibly".
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by RandomThrow321 3y ago
I had a OnePlus 1 and later a 3t for an impressively long time. I wish they would go back to the flagship specs / mid-range price model with the build quality they used to have.
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by RandomThrow321 3y ago
> I remember going back in 2015. Biggest thing I remember were the "Smart" fabrics that would be integrated into your clothing for interacting with your devices. It was a cool demo but felt very silly and impractical. I almost
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by RandomThrow321 3y ago
Agreed. It seems like they have the capabilities, but failed on the product side of things, as it seems they do often these days. I disagree with the GP that they "blew a 7 year lead". They still have a lot of the top industry min
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by RandomThrow321 3y ago
That surprised me too - I read that they are restructuring their assistant team to focus more on Bard, so I don't know if that means they are less focused on the core assistant or not. I don't use Google Assistant, but seems like
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by RandomThrow321 3y ago
Maybe going against the grain here, but this was the best Google I/O I've seen in a long time. In the past, they seemed liked incremental updates on their hardware (which I don't care too much about) or some new products like
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by RandomThrow321 3y ago
If AI can generate them trivially, maybe that suggests cover letters should not have been that important to begin with. To me, the main benefit of a cover letter is that it shows the applicant is engaged enough to actually make an applicati
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by RandomThrow321 3y ago
> You don't go to MIT for the education. There is absolutely nothing you will learn at MIT that you can't learn on your own or at any other college. This is true if you limit it to the typical (non-research) undergraduate exper
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by RandomThrow321 4y ago
Staff Engineer is L6, and Senior Staff is L7. These are quite high, the vast majority of engineers at Google won’t make it to these levels. Depending on the the team/org, they may tackle large, complex problems and dictate the directio
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by RandomThrow321 4y ago
Obsidian is free and you can sync using whatever method you'd like. The $10 is if you want them to sync your vaults for you, all while being end-to-end encrypted. I've paid for sync since beta (I'm locked in at a lower price)
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by RandomThrow321 4y ago
> nobody has any reasonable excuse to use Chrome Maybe they work at Google
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by RandomThrow321 4y ago
The joke was that there would be more memory to sift through.
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by RandomThrow321 4y ago
Sure, but this has wider implications beyond a single example.
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by RandomThrow321 4y ago
It probably just gives them the grounds to justify a ban, if necessary.
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by RandomThrow321 4y ago
Oh wow, I've been using them for a while and had no idea. This is great, thanks for the tip!
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by RandomThrow321 5y ago
Yes, I am well aware of what I wrote. Let me clarify. Your section is titled: "Decreasing sleep by 1-2 hours a night in the long-term has no negative health effects". You make two points below to support that claim: - "A sing
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by RandomThrow321 5y ago
Water has changed dramatically. Think of all that goes into modern sedimentation, filtration, and disinfection - not to mention treatments for hard water or additives like fluorine. The taste is better because of the mineral content, and we

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