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kpanghmc

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About kpanghmc

Software engineer at Google

http://www.kevinwilliampang.com http://www.twitter.com/kevinpang https://plus.google.com/109578386213864777590

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    Comment #8123388

    FYI Google recently reversed it's decision on real names: http://www.zdnet.com/google-reverses-real-names-policy-70000...

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    Comment #7901504

    That's correct. Note that I never said it was the FCC's job to prevent protectionism in other countries. I was simply answering deciplex's question of how net neutrality could harm…

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    Comment #7892960

    While that scenario is certainly better for American consumers, it's not better for Netflix. Both companies will have to innovate and compete in America, but Braziliflix will essen…

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    Comment #7892198

    It affects American businesses and therefore affects the American economy. For instance, let's say Brazil's telcos started throttling their citizens' access to Netflix, but not to …

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    Comment #5722175

    Disclaimer: I work for Google. For what it's worth, I felt the same way when I first dogfooded the new multi-column layout. I couldn't figure out how to read my stream. While readi…

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    Comment #5650954

    Learning the following keyboard shortcuts for formatting bullet lists made the transition to the new compose UI much less painful for me: ctrl + shift + 8 to create a new bullet li…

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    Comment #5507540

    The title is a bit sensationalist. None of the famous animal ones were destroyed, just some of the straight line ones. It's ridiculous that a company felt that they could just quar…

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    Comment #5432523

    No, people should not, and do not, have the right to do whatever the heck they want with their property, especially when what they're doing puts other people's lives in danger. Tha…

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    Comment #3799788

    Very cool. Although now it's going to be even more difficult to tell whether someone is talking to you, their Bluetooth headset, or their augmented reality glasses. I'm hoping they…

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    Comment #3736812

    My non-programmer friends and family are always bewildered when I tell them that I hope my daughter doesn't grow up to be a programmer. The reason why is because I'm afraid her lif…

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    Comment #3731714

    You clearly have not experienced discrimination before. It's not just the act of being discriminated against, it's the memories that it invokes and the reminder of how little has c…

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    Comment #3731678

    It's not just that women reading this flyer wouldn't be interested in showing up, it's that they are instantly reminded of how the programming world perceives them and their place …

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    Comment #3701074

    Sad, but inevitable. I owned a copy growing up and it was an invaluable source of information. I remember flipping through the volumes and marveling at how much information I had a…

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    Comment #3664068

    What's to prevent Egor from setting up a new account and using it to exploit the vulnerability he's found?

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    Comment #3653708

    From the Wikipedia article on Dryococelus australis [1] "The ultimate goal is to produce a large population for re-introduction to Lord Howe Island if the project to eradicate the …

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    Comment #3452512

    "But we have the technology, Google has the technology, we have the brainpower in this country, we certainly can figure it out." Even if this were true, just because Google has the…

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    Comment #3293301

    That would solve the problem of people accidentally buying fake Chanel products. Is that really what Chanel is concerned about here? When I first read this article, I assumed that …

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    Comment #3117658

    The safe withdrawal rate -- that is, the rate at which you can withdraw from retirement accounts without too much risk of running out of money eventually -- is generally considered…