cremnob posted:

http://techcrunch.com/2014/04/24/google-is-walking-dead/

techcrunch has the deets

ahmeni posted:

if they invent driverless cars with no windows so people can jerk off in them I assure you driverless options will skyrocket

The Management posted:

this is the 5% that install the browser on their family's computers and tell their friends about it and post about it online. I.e., useful idiots

Valeyard posted:

3rd party extensions are perfectly fine, they just dont let you add in extensions that you download from god knows where

rjmccall posted:

what the gently caress does it mean to invert a binary tree? a binary tree is not really a special case generic directed graph because the edges are semantically labelled. considering it as one anyway and then inverting the edges erases or changes basically every interesting property of binary trees and disallows the assumed specialized representation

do they mean reversing a binary tree, so that left nodes become right nodes? that is completely trivial and anybody who can't do even a simple recursive solution (perfectly reasonable if it's guaranteed balanced) ought to be ashamed of themselves

poty posted:

how do apple interviews look like

ps: is the position for second coming of steve open

quote:

"We running a business here. Can't have homeless people out here like that. We got geeks. They're scaring folks.”

I certainly hadn't expected him to so candidly explain how Google employees — and especially Google executives — were freaked out by the homeless people outside its walls. So freaked out that he was hired on as part of a beefed up security presence aimed at clearing the public street that bisects Google’s two properties of any homeless presence.

The guard pointed at a Google building on the corner of Hampton Drive and Rose Avenue: "This building right here is for all the engineers. Everyone in there makes over $1 million. They got their own barbershop right there. They take care of them. You can't have all these tents here,"

Notorious b.s.d. posted:

this is fine. xml offers more than one way to do it, and sometimes people will choose a way you don't like very much.

(it is equally possible to create perverse documents in json or yaml, but you won't even be able to validate the perversity!)

quote:

What I love about smartphones — and I think this is a passion that most of us share but are unaware of — is that constant jumping around between devices and priorities. It’s because we are never allowed to have everything in one single device that we treasure and appreciate it when any phone comes close. But the truth is that what we enjoy is the chase, and we wouldn’t really know what to do if we ever achieved the goal of perfection.

Uncle at Nintendo posted:

infernal machines posted:

in other google is poo poo news: google employees self-report salary, find massive pay disparity between genders

google responds "actually that's not true, that doesn't take into account the fact that we simply don't have women in high paying positions"

Mr. Nice! posted:

6 is the best followed by fft