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FAA Probes Loss of Separation Between Marine One and Envoy Air Jet(duckduckgo.com)
1 points by Rygian 2mo ago|2 comments
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by Rygian 2mo ago
Have you suggested this to the folks at Panoramax? https://panoramax.fr/ They're already covering the blurring, as well as detecting useful objects in imagery (traffic signs for a start).
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by Rygian 2mo ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49150393
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by Rygian 2mo ago
In the article, you claim: > There are also important licensing questions. A user’s permission to send a library to OSM is not automatically the same as having a sufficiently clear right to release that factual information under terms co
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by Rygian 2mo ago
> in the real world you need incentives There is no implication that "having incentives" must be interpreted as "considering profit maxxing as the first and foremost goal".
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by Rygian 2mo ago
> I've uninstalled Copilot and disabled AI in all local applications Depending on which vendors you trust, they will enable AI features on your local machine later on anyway. > Switching to Linux, BSD or another open source opera
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by Rygian 2mo ago
As a curiosity, "Générique" is not a name for a song. "Générique" is the word used in French for the music that plays over the intro opening credits of a movie or TV show episode. In this case, this would be the song tha
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by Rygian 2mo ago
The Overton window. You don't get to shift it without raising questions about your motives.
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by Rygian 2mo ago
I develop my code defensively, and I argue that the developers of MCP servers need to develop their code defensively too. Not sure what it is that you intend to argue.
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by Rygian 2mo ago
The title of the video contains the asterisk.
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Shay Locomotives(shaylocomotives.com)
81 points by Rygian 2mo ago|22 comments
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by Rygian 2mo ago
This is one of the "unavoidable" uses of clean hydrogen, in the Clean Hydrogen Ladder. At the other end of the spectrum ("uncompetitive") you get things like fuel-cell cars. https://liebreich.com/the-clea
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by Rygian 2mo ago
Related: "A Day in the Life of an Ensh*ttificator" at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4Upf_B9RLQ
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by Rygian 2mo ago
A human should defintely be doing that. By "that" it is understood: enforcing that the code cleans up unsafe inputs before processing them. If there is no human doing that enforcement, the code has no chance of being secure.
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by Rygian 3mo ago
I would go with something like "Syntax error: pragma strict must appear before any table creation. " and consider that db file unusable.
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by Rygian 3mo ago
> 125 KB of disk space on a diskette. > I use SI prefixes for bytes. You should too! The prefix for 1000 is lowercase.
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by Rygian 3mo ago
From now on, every time I see the word "anomaly" I will assume it is an euphemism for "someone stepped on it".
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by Rygian 3mo ago
Why? What internal drive moves you forward? What sense of ownership/pride do you feel when you consider one of your works as "done"? What would you do differently, if you were back at the starting block and had a budget of $8
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by Rygian 3mo ago
Not the author of the article, but I think you are overthinking the issue. New database ⇒ use the proposed new magic PRAGMA, start with sane defaults. Existing database ⇒ don't touch anything, keep legacy "suboptimal" default
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by Rygian 3mo ago
> > The section "The solution: editions?" in the article addresses directly the point of existing data. > I'm sorry, where? Here: quote [...]This should be a nice middle ground which avoids breaking backwards compa
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by Rygian 3mo ago
The section "The solution: editions?" in the article addresses directly the point of existing data. The way I read it, this article does not advocate at any point to change the defaults for existing databases, but rather to start
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by Rygian 3mo ago
There is a stark difference between gossiping to individuals vs to a multi billion dollar company whose business is to sell ads targeting you.
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by Rygian 3mo ago
In Europe, the Cyber Resilience Act mandates the manufacturer to: * Report any security breaches within 72 hours to a public body (country's CSIRT + ENISA). * for "all products with digital elements [...] including those already p
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Cyber Resilience Act(digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu)
5 points by Rygian 3mo ago|0 comments
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by Rygian 3mo ago
Their nuclear reactor goes away every night though.
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by Rygian 3mo ago
It's way too late for alternatives now, unless regulation is created to break the monopoly.
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by Rygian 3mo ago
"Google app auto-downloads to Google phones, can't be uninstalled" has been the norm since day 1 and before. What is newsworthy here? The fact that yet one more third-party (the White House) does it too?
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by Rygian 4mo ago
> I don't like zoning codes because too often they are placing restrictions that restrict freedom for some value that isn't objective. That might be a literal case of Chesterton's fence.
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by Rygian 4mo ago
Humans have gotten real good at reproducing and staying alive despite external circumstances, up until their offspring can reproduce too. So, individuals will reproduce.
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by Rygian 4mo ago
With that perspective, how do you prevent scope creep when preparing a census exercise? You would collect everything and the shape of each house's kitchen sink, because "it can be useful".

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