MrQuincle

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by MrQuincle 7y ago
Mmm. Seems this leads to a level of encryption where we decrypt with one algorithm to a clear text that can be seen by the government and another algorithm that becomes a hidden text different from the other one.
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by MrQuincle 7y ago
The more optimization in boot times, the higher the maintenance burden. I think this can only be solved on an architectural level by introducing "specialization" in a "general" manner. In other words, have a supervising
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by MrQuincle 7y ago
Actually I expected this to be about his current activities. What would be his largest mistake with respect to effective altruism? A mistake there is about the life or death of thousands of people. Maybe more.
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Attacking RSA Keys(sjoerdlangkemper.nl)
2 points by MrQuincle 7y ago|0 comments
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by MrQuincle 7y ago
It might be phrased differently. Like this. Is there something more universal than time. Look at spacetime from an outsider's perspective. Suppose it is 2D+1D, then one way time can be represented is as frames where each frame is sligh
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by MrQuincle 7y ago
If so, warn them at https://twitter.com/Care2 .
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Honeywell One Step Closer to Universal Quantum Computer(nextplatform.com)
5 points by MrQuincle 7y ago|0 comments
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Impossible Foods Responds to Glyphosate Allegation(assets.ctfassets.net)
86 points by MrQuincle 7y ago|84 comments
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by MrQuincle 7y ago
Okay, so do the numbers. 3.3 trillion miles per year. 1 fatality per 100 million miles. That means Tesla should have driven 0.3 billion miles. Might be at the same level. Definitely not orders of magnitude different.
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by MrQuincle 7y ago
If there are indeed many unsold Teslas on desolate parking lots, what would be a legitimate reason for this?
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by MrQuincle 8y ago
https://docs.maildown.app describes your model, 7 pound for 1000 emails. However, it's hard to find. I also miss a lot of information. How do you prevent ending up in spam boxes? Which templates to choose from? What can be
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Electric car battery with 600 miles of range?(theverge.com)
3 points by MrQuincle 8y ago|0 comments
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by MrQuincle 8y ago
This describes how to summarize a language in a computer system. I think the storage requirements for the semantics is in particular questionable. If you can refer to a particular concept somewhere in the brain you only need a pointer to it
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New Findings Provide Incentive for Cracking Dark Matter Mystery(scitechdaily.com)
2 points by MrQuincle 8y ago|0 comments
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by MrQuincle 8y ago
This is probably not something a lot of people will agree with, but my two cents. The issue is autonomy and consent. If people are really owner of their own data they should be able to do whatever they want with it. They should be able to s
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by MrQuincle 8y ago
I've done it like this (not shown, this is not an ad). Have an image at the right bottom. People can click and only then the chat widget opens. This means very fast loading of the page and only if people click on the widget there is co
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by MrQuincle 8y ago
In this case perhaps paper where you don't see anything, but that will trip up the scanner. You only need to have votes declared invalid. Of course, preferably just a random subset of them. You can choose for districts you don't l
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by MrQuincle 8y ago
A perfect "late majority" point of view. Just wait them out. No need to hurry. Electric cars are here to stay. I don't think you benefit in any way in jumping on the bandwagon too soon.
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by MrQuincle 8y ago
Write a blog post about it! It would be nice to see the progression and read about your insights of such complete reworks, even if it's a pet project. Edit: Can I can sign up somewhere to get a heads up when your book is available? Wou
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by MrQuincle 8y ago
True, but do definitions not encourage a more thorough analysis? If A is a male, B is a female, C is a male, your operator definition is even troublesome within a species. What kind of mathematical object comes closer to this abstraction of
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by MrQuincle 8y ago
Also ban lethal, autonomous humans, colloquially called soldiers, psychopaths, or just the neighbor. Is this the way we treat our artificial children?
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by MrQuincle 8y ago
This problem would remain a problem forever? I'm happy enough if I can help a problem be solved faster. If I can make it happen that some strategic technical solution happens ten years before it would have been without me, I'd be
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by MrQuincle 8y ago
This is a good description of how to use command line tools to connect to BLE devices. This is not hacking or reverse engineering, but it can be used for it. Also don't forget the Ubertooth, or multiple of them. Useful if you need to l
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by MrQuincle 8y ago
Your approach sounds like a confrontational approach. In "The culture map" it is described that the US culture is far less confrontational than e.g. France. It might be difficult to engage in a discussion without disclaimers such
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by MrQuincle 8y ago
One feedback loop for the customer might be insight in what type of other customers like a place. I actually might visit a place if I know that a particular group of people strongly dislikes it. People have different tastes and a review sys
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by MrQuincle 8y ago
In the Netherlands reverse engineering is legal for quite a few reasons. It's written down in the Auteurswet (Dutch): https://wetten.overheid.nl/BWBR0001886/2009-01-01#HoofdstukV...
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by MrQuincle 8y ago
Maybe it's a very sophisticated way to tell that {AND,OR} are not functionally complete.
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by MrQuincle 8y ago
Nicotine is a powerful nootropic. No, don't do drugs. You're feeling incapable of doing your job. Address either your capabilities or your feelings. If your background isn't as good as you thought, this is your time to catch
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by MrQuincle 8y ago
Why this pattern? From for example Jan to July 2018 there are 27 "cycles" - probably weeks. They go from say 18% to 22% in a week in a regular pattern. Peaks are sharper than the valleys. Are those weekends? Is there more use of I
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by MrQuincle 8y ago
Mmm. Care to explain? This is extremely sparse on details. Or am I missing something on mobile?

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