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   by Forge36 6y ago

   This gave me a good laugh.
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   by Forge36 6y ago

   Sickle cell anemia? 1 gene malaria, two copies a disease (I might have cause wrong).
3. 363.▲
   by Forge36 6y ago

   Am I missing the hype?
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   by Forge36 6y ago

   Both? I'm not 100% following. I think people want to know the truth, change is slow and admitting mistakes is often looked down on. Humanity made significant changes based on what was learned in the past 100 years. How this will be use
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   by Forge36 6y ago

   As she should. Trust but verify. The biggest question is what will this be applied to. Without it we can't really discuss approaches towards developing that trust. I'd consider The ability to output a rationalization in human unde
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   by Forge36 6y ago

   Then train the models on real world data? Verify outputs enough until confidence is achieved. The computer can do whatever it wants. People can do whatever they want. The question will be what level of security access will they have. The ke
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   by Forge36 6y ago

   I have this same problem with people. Just because we don't understand perfectly doesn't mean the output is not useful.
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   by Forge36 6y ago

   Someone at my work created a tool (windows hook? Not sure how they did it) which shows a warning when moving network folders and files. (Just a simple confirmation box). So much time saved by now needing to request the backup be restored be
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   by Forge36 6y ago

   I can envision the failure now "we lost all the sales data from before 2012" How? "Bob left and he'd been storing everything on the cloud. We didn't notice for a while. Then we couldn't find the password, and a
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    by Forge36 6y ago

    There are large questions of trade offs, how are we measuring value? Run-of-the-mill works best when things are well understood and stable. Superstar is needed when things get unpredictable and stop working unexpectedly. Think of the large
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    by Forge36 6y ago

    You can do both. I let people know "ask me before you schedule over a meeting". They'll do it anyway, but this allows me to decline a meeting with an excuse if I don't need to be there. If it's important: they'
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    by Forge36 6y ago

    Thanks! I'll check out Etesync, I have HomeAssistant already.
13. 373.▲
    by Forge36 6y ago

    What's your preferred setup?
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    by Forge36 6y ago

    My bar for good: willing to read the existing documentation and say "it's terrible".
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    by Forge36 6y ago

    In the U.S. the Federal Reserve is already planning to support it. Thread discussing it from a few days ago.: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25982987
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    by Forge36 6y ago

    https://www.mcmaster.com/ Or even https://www.grainger.com/category/fasteners/screws/machine-s... Specialty stores? I wouldn't want to do this at scale with Amazon.
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    by Forge36 6y ago

    Ford was being honest. The degree to which anyone at the time had a car it was a sign of luxury or great expense. Ford made it cheap. What the people wanted was to go from A to B faster. How they did was "via a horse". Logically &
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    by Forge36 6y ago

    To a degree: pre-internet security relied very heavily on: physical access, physical software (Floppy Disk or CD and bought at a physical store). With both of those restrictions eliminated with the internet there's two security venues:
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    by Forge36 6y ago

    Is it? Spec https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc3986.txt 2.2 states "/" is reserved and should be encoded vs "-" which is unreserved. Thinking further: I don't want a secret to identify what
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    by Forge36 6y ago

    Distributing print drivers via the internet? Allowing the ultimate hardware hacking via the largest PC sandbox environment? Should have interesting security implementations for hardware fingerprinting.
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    by Forge36 6y ago

    One of my purposes is to keep living. To that end I exercise, get my heart rate elevated, try to eat better and brush my teeth. I also try (though less successfully and without much attempt) to limit my time watching TV. I know some of my h
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    by Forge36 6y ago

    I dug into the frbservices page and unfortunately many of the links are broken. Is the fed offering an alternative to consumers or banks (both?) I couldn't find anything about what the proposal was
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    by Forge36 6y ago

    I've caught mine doing this but assumed it was carrier/google voice causing issues.
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    by Forge36 6y ago

    What's up stop b) from being "goodbye api" and completely removing it? I'd assume at some point any App could be expected to make required updates for a variety of reasons. Like any other tool: what obligations does a ma
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    by Forge36 6y ago

    Why not?
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    by Forge36 6y ago

    Hybrids?
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    by Forge36 6y ago

    I don't know why, but I envisioned something out of a thriller where they are storing a body in a fridge.
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    by Forge36 6y ago

    I do this as well. I realized I needed one for my car-keys. Bought more and put them into the "battery storage" area. Turns out I'd stored the exact same battery there previously (so I used that one instead).
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    by Forge36 6y ago

    If you believe they are doing something wrong, tell them. There is an email listed regulatoryaffairs@ They may not be nefarious, I wouldn't judge them on someone else's actions. I don't know that two are related https:&#x2F
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    by Forge36 6y ago

    Code Formating tools can help avoid this too.