tanilama

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by tanilama 6y ago
But software can be written anywhere. I do think Google has good engineers, but they are really not that indispensable
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by tanilama 6y ago
Not that unreasonable I guess? Even an App is free, it doesn't mean you can distribute it without permission? I would say the case apply to restaurants as well. I can see good restaurants leverage this to negotiate favorable terms with
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by tanilama 6y ago
Kneel jerking PR response
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by tanilama 6y ago
> No Retaliation > Google prohibits retaliation against any worker here at Google who reports or participates in an investigation of a possible violation of our Code, policies, or the law. If you believe you are being retaliated again
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by tanilama 6y ago
It is at will employment, the company makes it clear what you have done there, they want to have a say on it. If you want independence, goes to academia instead (though it is not easy to obtain it either)
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by tanilama 6y ago
New to the hardware land, so the core argument here is that CISC instructions are not fixed in length, so decoding becomes less efficient?
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by tanilama 6y ago
Well, Oracle bought Sun, and the team behind it. I would be more in the mood to praise Oracle for this development, had they not shown how far they could go to hurt Java's community/ecosystem just to squeeze a penny out of it.
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by tanilama 6y ago
Honestly more curious about how does the FTC verifies the submitted report to be an accurate representation of what the company is actually executing?
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by tanilama 6y ago
2B is not a big deal for Amazon or AWS
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by tanilama 6y ago
Fantastic news. Go Europe, we need an alternative to compete.
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by tanilama 6y ago
> I have to use something to do my actual job and it take more time that it should because of the UI I'd look elsewhere The one who made the decision to use GCP would not be the one who would use it actually. If GCP offers a bigger
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by tanilama 6y ago
I don't think I agree with you here. Make Cloud UI fast is probably not their priority. This is an enterprise product, not consumer facing, users are much less likely to be turned off due to slow UI. They will wait. Integrity/Secu
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by tanilama 6y ago
> 80% of professional musicians can't make a living It might hurt people's feeling, but most of those are not professional musicians. I don't think it is judgemental to say that to claim oneself as professional, one need t
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by tanilama 6y ago
How much did they earn from their music prior to streaming? Musician for most isn't a job that sustains your livelihood, to speak the truth. Most musicians takes it a passion driven side gig besides their regular day job.
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by tanilama 6y ago
> Does Google care about AI ethics/bias? Google cares about AI ethnics because talking about it gives those people, especially higher ups, an imagined sense of significance and adrenaline rush of being a savior. But in reality, AI e
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by tanilama 6y ago
> revealing the identities of every person who Megan and I had spoken to Big red flag. Why are the identities of reviewers important here? Did she plan to take those reviewers to the court of public opinions for a trial/exposure? A
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by tanilama 6y ago
She is not fired for being a black woman. She is fired because she works against the interests of the company who hired her. The outcome won't be different if you are a man. What is the story?
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by tanilama 6y ago
To limit the scope, and type of applications people should use Lambda for and Lambda is best at running them. 15 mins max runtime simplifies the resource management and avoid abuse. If you have workload for long running jobs, then that shou
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by tanilama 6y ago
Idk. The very presence of this is a test for confidence that nobody has asked for in the first place
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by tanilama 6y ago
> One country is liberal and democratic Wake up. With a president actively trying to overturn election outcome? Attacking the very system that puts him in power 4 years ago? No, the world is watching, and they are not stupid.
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by tanilama 6y ago
You don’t need a PR to move to China. PR is for immigration and China isn’t an immigrant country. I agree however not a lot westerner immigrated China in masses. I don’t think you would live a normal life there without knowing Chinese, it w
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by tanilama 6y ago
COE won't lead to inevitable LE, it only means your manager wants you to be the scapegoat or you are indeed responsible for it. Resolving COE can be a positive even if you know how to spin it, at least that was the case when I was ther
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by tanilama 6y ago
Too weird to me since I have an YouTube premium subscription (because I bought Google Music way back), not non of this affects me. Is it getting so bad recently?
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by tanilama 6y ago
I don't think so. Xi does this because he can. If you can quarantine 1B people in two weeks, that means Xi's power has reached an unbelievable level. He can start a war if he wants to, no one in China can object to that. Alibaba i
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by tanilama 6y ago
Financial institutions are semi governmental branches in most countries. Jack Ma also admitted if the Chinese government demands, he would handle Ant's control back to the government. This is also the reason I believe Ant didn't p
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by tanilama 6y ago
And..? It doesn't IPO in Western countries anyway.
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by tanilama 6y ago
Boring and unnecessary product. A Google TikTok clone will excite me than Google TV. TV is dying and few will miss or even notice it.
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by tanilama 6y ago
In principle, but it doesn't mean such practices can be acted out unchecked in US. Right now, all things happened according to the slated procedures, including the challenge in court. Trump and his supporters shouldn't expect othe
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by tanilama 6y ago
I still think it is lacking in this proposal to justify why picking Swift as the host language
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by tanilama 6y ago
The first and foremost question before even bringing up the solutions is: how do you measure? Does web loading time alone reduce the energy consumption?

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