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Comment #10264783
If you want to integrate GTM with your internal source control system, they have a programmatic API that you can tie into your build process: https://developers.google.com/tag-mana…
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Comment #4603277
Tagging is friction on Ad campaigns. Remove that friction and marketers can run more/better campaigns, thus spending more money with Google.
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Comment #4020657
How do you know that Chrome and Safari are supported? Is there some documentation of this? A list somewhere? If so, Facebook should at least link to that page from here.
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Comment #3841618
Didn't congress already do this? http://www.judiciary.senate.gov/hearings/hearing.cfm?id=3d90... http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-20109630-93/eric-schmidts-o...
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Comment #3675657
I don't know how well this works in practice, but it appears HTTP clients can force a check with the origin server if needed: http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec13.html…
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Comment #3420178
Any other info? I'm interested, but the "Why We Think Uber JS Rocks" section isn't quite enough to convince me to pay $10 to peek behind the curtain.
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Comment #2987480
That quote doesn't appear to be specific to this post. It's on every page of the blog. For example: http://itechtalks.blogspot.com/search/label/amazon
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Comment #2780920
"purchasing Android as a strategic response to the success of iOS" Please don't make things up here. Google bought Android in 2005 [1]. The iPhone was announced in 2007 [2]. [1] ht…
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Comment #2758965
Those people help make the web possible, and the web is a beautiful, world changing thing. I hope it won't be this way forever, but right now ads are part of the web's infrastructu…
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Comment #2741064
The document.cookie API has to be the worst API ever invented. I'd fix that and resolve the differences between JS and HTTP cookies.
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Comment #2644964
Omitting "(mathematically)" from the title seems misleading.
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Comment #2524425
Google Analytics is a bit more impressive, especially if you look at the diff in the top 100k lines: http://trends.builtwith.com/analytics/Google-Analytics
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Comment #2333727
Definitely a good idea to change the icon. The old one looked like an evil robot eye. Not the best imagery for a company trying to convince everyone they aren't an evil robot...
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Comment #2327290
Interesting he's also a Googler: http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/g2y8n/googler_p...
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Comment #2254478
Someone needs to lookup Hanlon's razor: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanlons_Razor Also, daring fireball doesn't add anything. Link to the original source: http://www.huffingtonpos…
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Comment #2246996
Whenever a candidate can't get it on their own, I give progressively better hints until they come close. This helps you gauge how many hints they need in comparison to other candid…
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Comment #2246693
"If we are to use a medical analogy, imagine interviewing an experienced surgeon...'What is a scalpel?...show how you'd cut in that case'...such a situation is unimaginable." I don…
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Comment #2242772
Pretty sensationalist headline. "Google exploring ways to increase screen space for content" would be more accurate, but I guess that doesn't get clicks.
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Comment #2157118
"it turns out that the type attribute is optional" It is optional for HTML5, but not for 4.01: http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/interact/scripts.html#adef-type...
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Comment #2157082
"Both seem terse enough and are meant for inclusion in at the bottom of your web page." That isn't true for Google Analytics. It's designed to be placed at the bottom of the head s…
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Comment #2126607
It would have been very easy for Google to cave to criticism about Chrome OS and Android. Instead, they're letting things play out. Having used both, I think it's going to turn out…
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Comment #2058433
As long as humans are writing the code, there will be cut corners and missed test cases. The attitude the "this is easy" could have been the reason it happened in the first place.