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by 1001101 8y ago
This surprised me: "If suspect fuel tubes are installed, the part will be removed and replaced. If known good fuel tubes are already installed, then those aircraft will be returned to flight status." How do they not know this? Wh
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by 1001101 8y ago
Now they can queue up some multi-billion dollar contracts to fix it. I'm in the wrong business.
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by 1001101 8y ago
Technology (Bluetooth beacons/app) is being developed to help stop some of these tragedies: https://thevitalsapp.com/ "The Vitals™ app enables safer community interactions by allowing individuals with visible and
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by 1001101 8y ago
Know your tools. Be a good teammate - this is a team sport. If you're going to do something more than once, automate it. Get paid for the lines of code you don't write, rather than the ones you do.
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by 1001101 8y ago
Multi-Game Hunter and files off of your local (or LD) AmiExpress BBS did this for SNES/Genesis. http://videogamedevelopmentdevices.wikia.com/wiki/Multi_Game...
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by 1001101 8y ago
> Homes lost because of unemployment. The good news is they can be rented back from Wall St firms who have been snapping up rental properties with that windfall.
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by 1001101 8y ago
They feel secure in the knowledge that the records coming from banks and hospitals will be anonymized for their protection.
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by 1001101 8y ago
> third party fact checkers Seems like infinite regress and turtles all the way down to me. Who fact checks the fact checkers?
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by 1001101 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_banking_and_finance for a fascinating look.
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by 1001101 8y ago
I've read speculation that this was a pot joke. Fortunes were made and lost after he made that comment.
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by 1001101 8y ago
This is what it looks like when the public square is on private property.
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by 1001101 8y ago
Directed energy with automated tracking.
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by 1001101 8y ago
> I think you're on the right track with therapy, just probably not occupational therapy unless you need rehabilitation for problems with fine motor movements (holding a spoon, writing, etc.) OT's can help with PTSD as well. [1
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by 1001101 8y ago
#1: have you talked to an occupational therapist? Software is going to be stressful, there are going to be time pressures. You might find an organization/industry where these are minimized. Medical, aerospace move at a very slow pace.
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by 1001101 8y ago
A 10 year old buffer overflow? Are they not even running static analysis? If I was working with sensitive info, I would take precautions. I said this the last time the ME got patched: what are the chances that this is the last/only bug
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by 1001101 8y ago
> That's why it helps to know which foods have the worst residue issues (e.g. the dirty dozen) And know the ones with the least residue as well, the 'clean fifteen.' [1] [1] https://www.foodsafetymagazine.com&#x
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Why some scientists say physics has gone off the rails(nbcnews.com)
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by 1001101 8y ago
Ashur points out the reasoning here just before this statement: 'I would also like to point out that including an algorithm because "it's better than nothing" result in something that is not better-than-nothing, but stan
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by 1001101 9y ago
"Others will judge the technical aspects of Theranos, but the social implications are vast." Indeed.
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by 1001101 9y ago
ECB also banned 500 euro notes, which may also be another leading indicator. Sweden's housing market is in a downturn right now. If it starts looking like the early 90s, deeper negative rates might seem attractive (they are currently
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by 1001101 9y ago
What's the nominal/real yield on that account? When savings rates are negative nominal (which cashless may presage) or negative real, the carry on hard assets becomes positive, making them more attractive.
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by 1001101 9y ago
Different (esp. older) versions might be another variable that would be of interest to a researcher.
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by 1001101 9y ago
Why did they need customer private keys for revocation? That didn't make sense to me. [edit: thanks, cjalmeida]
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by 1001101 9y ago
"The more revenue, the more incentive I get to talk less honest" I'm trying to figure out how to model this.
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by 1001101 9y ago
Along the same lines, FTA: "An antivirus product can collect a lot of useful information from the user machine—telemetry data; beyond what Facebook gets through their website—and share it with Facebook. Facebook should make their agree
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by 1001101 9y ago
Or, conversely, modifications could add to the security value.
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by 1001101 9y ago
TradeStation. I wouldn't bank on any HFT, unless you're doing FPGAs, and you've got the 'good' port on the switch.
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by 1001101 9y ago
meta: this could be automated.
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by 1001101 9y ago
The cost of this approach is measured in moral hazard.
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by 1001101 9y ago
They have a certain aesthetic. In addition to form, they're hard to miss and ignore (articles written about them...), which, in this case, is functional.

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