Quequau

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by Quequau 5y ago
I feel like this comment comes up every time LPL is discussed outside of his context and I think it discounts the hundreds of low / no skill attacks he has demonstrated which apply to many, probably most, of the locks with recognisable
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by Quequau 5y ago
I suspect that the sort of person that doesn't interview well is also the sort of person that would struggle to get anyone in their professional past to gamble on them like this.
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by Quequau 5y ago
Gimli then!?
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by Quequau 5y ago
If you're going to go through all that effort it seems like starting off with a tiny pop-up camper might be more enjoyable.
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by Quequau 5y ago
I am not sure who has the fan base which is more detached from reality... Kanye West or Elon Musk.
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by Quequau 5y ago
This is at least 8 months old and the study it was based on was withdrawn due the flaws discovered in it.
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by Quequau 5y ago
I'm a mod on Reddit and in a few of the subreddits I moderate I see a steady stream of accounts promoting online sex work, like onlyfans. None of these subreddits welcome promotion or advertising... or for that matter NSFW content. How
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by Quequau 5y ago
As an old dude, I am amused by the "ahead-of-time" nomenclature. I suppose it says something about the prevalence jit compilers.
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by Quequau 5y ago
This article has factual inaccuracies in it. It says: "Blackbird is unique because it can move directly downwind faster than the wind itself for a sustained period. Any sailor worth their salt can tell you that a boat can do that by cu
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by Quequau 5y ago
For those wondering what the deal with a "bipolar battery" is I found a simple diagram that explains it. https://www.piston.my/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Toyota-Bipo...
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by Quequau 5y ago
This is from 2017. The hand wringing about criminal refugees in Austria was exaggerated by right-wing extremists to further domestic agendas. It was wrong in 2017 and it's still wrong now in 2021.
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by Quequau 5y ago
I once met a man who worked in oil & gas who was a pretty vocal (and frankly, unpleasant) "young Earth creationist". As he was in a relationship with someone in my professional social-circle at the time I wound up coming acro
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by Quequau 5y ago
This was posted a little while earlier and there's interesting discussion there: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27760863
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by Quequau 5y ago
I can't think of any similar channels that are in English. I guess Tony is kinda unique in that way. However, I will say that a really surprising number of the YT channels that I watch and subscribe to, that make it obvious that they
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by Quequau 5y ago
I think part of the problem is that what makes for an honestly competent machinist or metal worker very often conflicts with what makes for the sort of person who creates videos exactly the way YouTube wants people to create videos so that
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by Quequau 5y ago
He was the AI lead on The Sims 3 and He designed and implemented the AI for Black & White. Back in the day he gave a couple of talks about using logic systems & logic programming to control NPC behaviour. The end result of that wor
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by Quequau 5y ago
This seems like something that might dovetail rather neatly with some of the work that Richard Evans has done. "Little Text People" for example.
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by Quequau 5y ago
This is from May 10, 2021 for those keeping track at home.
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by Quequau 5y ago
Most of what I see is in English but I also speak German and can understand some Russian (at least enough to be a danger to myself). Some of what I subscribe to: Tom Lipton, Adam Booth, Chris Maj, Cutting Edge Engineering, Dragonfly Enginee
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by Quequau 5y ago
I enjoy watching metal machining content and trying to find it, in a language I can at least semi-follow along with it way harder than it has any right to be. On the other hand I really, really dislike most extremely popular YT shows that a
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by Quequau 5y ago
I have been seriously considering doing a tiny acquisition myself as a gambit to get back into tech after a very long period away. Frankly, it's been hard to find something that seemed serious or at least real and somehow worthy of exi
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by Quequau 5y ago
This seems like an evolution of PirateBox & LibraryBox.
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by Quequau 5y ago
I am currently planning a move from Austria back the US and I have decided to sell or dispose of the vast majority of my belongings. I did less of this moving from the US to Austria and when it came time to move this time I realised that I
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by Quequau 5y ago
Perhaps now is the time to promote /r/cellular_automata/ https://www.reddit.com/r/cellular_automata/
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by Quequau 5y ago
I presume that the performance segment that Itanium was intended for is Intel's most profitable. So everyone who proposes to make server chips targets that segment, pretty much to the exclusion of everything else. Having seen this pla
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by Quequau 5y ago
Years ago I read an interview with one of Intel's upper managers for the Itanium product line and when he listed off the various reasons it was not successful the top of the list was the lack of availability to those people actually do
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by Quequau 5y ago
I don't know what more you could want. This guy has a YouTube channel with nearly 3 million subscribers and he's made nearly 1,300 hundred videos. There are dozens of subreddits focused on lock picking with hundreds of thousands
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by Quequau 5y ago
I would just like to observe that the title at the source: "Man shot by FBI agent outside CIA headquarters after allegedly pulling out a weapon" and here on Hacker News: "... after allegedly pulling out" Have profoundly
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by Quequau 5y ago
Given how many of this man's videos contain the phrase "This security flaw has been known for [n] decades" I would not hold my breath. Also, given how many electronic locks he features which are total garbage I would not buy
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by Quequau 5y ago
I do not think this story matches the headline.

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