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by violinist 7y ago
That's true now, but it doesn't have to be. Before the retina MacBook Pro, the MacBook Pro used to be one of the easiest laptops to service. Opening it up, it was very easy to access almost every component.
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by violinist 7y ago
I moved straight from an SE to a iPhone X - it's substantially larger. https://phonesized.com/compare/#632,900
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by violinist 7y ago
Two things: 1) proto buffers intentionally don't allow null values; values that aren't set will return a default value 2) gRPC uses proto3, which does not distinguish between a field unset and a field set to the default value
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Google GDC 2019 Gaming Announcement(youtube.com)
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by violinist 8y ago
The parent commenter is referring to the Half Dome permitting system. There's no limit on people entering the park daily (which is why it's so incredibly crowded). They do cap the number of people allowed to ascend Half Dome each
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by violinist 8y ago
(Also a Googler, not GP commenter. Speaking just for me.) Yes, I have. Generally this was a case where the candidate had a good grasp on an approach to the question by the end of the interview but wasn’t able to write it due to time constra
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by violinist 8y ago
As of iOS 12 Safari does this automatically when you use the share sheet.
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by violinist 8y ago
State sales taxes can't really be compared to a VAT. A VAT gets collected at each step along the way from raw materials to final product; sales tax is only collected at final sale.
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by violinist 8y ago
I like mountain climbing, skiing, rock climbing, sea kayaking, hiking, snowshoeing, backpacking, mountain biking. Many of these things are only possible near mountains. I live in Boulder currently, but grew up north of Seattle, and it reall
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by violinist 9y ago
Sort of. Google apps give you the choice to open in Safari or Chrome. Not sure if they allow you to pick a different browser besides those two.
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by violinist 9y ago
I see where you're coming from on some points, such as complex character sets and caching. But runtime and spacetime complexity are basic concepts which should be taught in any respectable CS degree program. Looking for edge cases and
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by violinist 9y ago
Important to note that at this point they're only reading one bit at a time from kernel memory, but it could probably be changed to read more--exactly how many branches it could compare before the mis-speculation is detected is not dis
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by violinist 9y ago
I have for a class - external keyboard is a must, but as long as you're comfortable in vim, it's not a bad way to go.
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by violinist 9y ago
It's interesting to read someone else thinking that - I am about to graduate with my CS / Engineering degree, and I've tried to take classes which benefit from university instruction. The courses I've chosen and found mo
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by violinist 9y ago
I haven't personally taken organic chemistry, but several of my friends who have taken both organic chemistry and algorithms have said that algorithms is by far the harder of the two. So I tend to disagree that biology and organic chem
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by violinist 9y ago
Visual studio. I've heard that its design is beautiful and I think I'd learn a lot reading it.
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by violinist 9y ago
Blender is another excellent example of this.