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AYBABTME
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AYBABTME
6y ago
What are the features of the problem that make you think deanonymization is computationally impractical for non-nation states?
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AYBABTME
6y ago
What makes Japan be a good predictor of China's faith?
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AYBABTME
6y ago
Why do you find it useful to bring up this trope which is only tangentially related to the post?
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AYBABTME
6y ago
A sailboat is 95% of this but you're floating around the oceans instead of the air. In both cases you'd need to be worried about storms and hitting stuff, and in both cases you're pretty fuel efficient.
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AYBABTME
6y ago
> What a trash take. You can disagree without coming down to this.
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AYBABTME
6y ago
Once upon a time, I wanted to cache large and expensive to pull files on many thousands of servers. Problem is the disk space on these servers was at premium and meant to be sold for customer use. The servers did have scratch space on small
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AYBABTME
6y ago
When I did it for a few years, I'd use coffeeshop or public wifi. LTE doesn't work well as a day to day. That is, for international stuff. Even if US centric, data caps are no good. But quite frankly: I wouldn't do this lifes
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AYBABTME
6y ago
This was a confusing read. I guess GitLab has a hosting service, or does it? Or was this a demo of terraform?
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AYBABTME
6y ago
"Product" is military/intelligence-speak for synthesizing knowledge/information/an analysis into a document/artifact. "Customers" of that product are basically stakeholders or the people who requested
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AYBABTME
6y ago
Not sure why you're downvoted, I do similar exactly because otherwise cars pass me by a mere few centimetres. If I'm in the middle of the lane, they can't unless they're really set on pushing me off, and then at least I
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AYBABTME
6y ago
I think there will be displacement, but over many years/decades as opposed to a single large event. That's why I'm not strongly confident in a migration crisis. I don't say this with confidence, but it doesn't seem
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AYBABTME
6y ago
While interesting, I have a feeling that your prediction may be subject to recency and availability bias. If I picture myself looking from within the US, your scenario sure resonates. But looking from outside, I'm not convinced it does
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AYBABTME
6y ago
Interesting! Was there any test suite of some sort to help guide your work? I'm guessing something that's 30yo will have lots of unexpected usages and expectations.
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AYBABTME
6y ago
I like the idea, even if it only replenishes a small range over a week. However this marketing site is too loaded with exaggerations (Sweden is central to Europe?) and feels like a giant ad, cryptocurrency-token-like pitch, trying to hype v
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AYBABTME
6y ago
How does Youtube Premium handle this?
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AYBABTME
6y ago
Or a 40L tank full of gasoline in your garage?
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AYBABTME
6y ago
That design choice prevents their provider from working with official Terraform container images. They should make the API calls directly in Go, it's just weird to do it via Python... They have very few resources exposed on their API s
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6y ago
I'm not saying there would be no shooter. I'm saying there definitely would be officers who would refuse to carry out the orders. There's already been such cases over the last year, when non-lethal weapons were used. It'
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AYBABTME
6y ago
Isn't that a bit dramatic? If US police officers were ordered to shoot to kill, I highly doubt there would be no defectors.
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AYBABTME
6y ago
ERR_TIMED_OUT needs some CDN in front of that blog.
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AYBABTME
6y ago
I had no idea, good to know!
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6y ago
Marketing.
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6y ago
In a simplistic world, I agree as long as the response is proportional and the other actor is rational. My preferred strategy to deal with unwanted behaviour is usually 'swift proportional reprisal followed by forgiveness'. Howeve
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6y ago
Retribution, vengeance and holding grudges isn't how we're going to build a stronger society. I think we all need to practice forgiving the people, no matter how awful they've been, are, or will be. Don't get me wrong, I
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6y ago
Let's say the control system gets input from sensors and that actuates the effectors?
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AYBABTME
6y ago
Alright. It's getting real! What kind of math should I study to be able to play in that space?
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AYBABTME
6y ago
I wonder what UK's strategy was when they made that decision. It was clear they'd have no leverage in enforcing the agreement. I've also always wondered why there was so much investments in HK based on expectation that the st
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AYBABTME
6y ago
Not long, perhaps 2h for the core and then some cleanup over a few hours as I cogit about it? This was my submission back in 2014 https://github.com/aybabtme/crawler/commits/master
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6y ago
Is Blue Origin failing? Utterly so? Do you mind expanding on what makes you say this. I have no information as to whether they're doing good or bad - I assumed they were doing fine but at a slower and less public pace - but your usage
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6y ago
What if consumers like it like that: one sandbox curated by Apple?
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