Rygian

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by Rygian 1y ago
It would be interesting to compare the net energy requirements of different electricity production means, in such a way that, for every kWh provided to the grid by each source, we could somehow quantify: - How many kWh the grid has to provi
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by Rygian 1y ago
Sidetracked by the nominative determinism in the article (researcher André Poirier's surname means "pear tree").
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I've seen that done live, during audits, on live logs on the screen. Needles to say, audit didn't fly first time round (those logs should have been redacted).
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by Rygian 1y ago
s/will turn/has turned/
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by Rygian 1y ago
I've been rightfully downvoted above. My comment was not perceived as pH-neutral as I was imagining it. HN is a place where people come to get exposed to a very diverse list of topics, from seismic faults to quantum computing. As such,
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by Rygian 1y ago
Interestingly, the author dodged that one: >A few questions immediately pop into readers' minds on hearing this news. The ones I get most often are, > Why now? What took you so long? >which quite frequently combines with &gt
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by Rygian 1y ago
If I had to greenlight such a UI, here's my list of non-negotiables: - Each human user has to use their own dedicated account. - Every query leaves a trail that can't be tampered with. - If the database contains sensitive data (pe
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by Rygian 1y ago
Security, as the reunion of Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability (CIA), definitely includes vulnerabilities where a malicious user can trigger a kernel panic, as it impacts Availability directly, and potentially Integrity as well in
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The bystanders, and especially the poor woman who was injured in the accident, have for sure lived a traumatizing experience.
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by Rygian 1y ago
Lack of real market choice for consumers.
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That point should not require "reading between the lines" and that's why other standards (e.g. PCI) require explicitly that the logs are sent to a separate "central server" that provides guarantees of immutability.
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by Rygian 1y ago
For me, the money shot is Chapter 4: the bank needs to be held legally accountable of gross negligence for sending phishing-resembling emails to customers.
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Universe 25 Experiment (2022)(web.archive.org)
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by Rygian 1y ago
"Must be fully operational as described in the brochure without an internet connection. Any features that require an internet connection must be priced and sold as optional enhancements." Done.
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by Rygian 1y ago
What you describe sounds like poor man's RAG. Or lazy man's. You're just doing the augmentation at each prompt.
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> getting rid of bureaucracy and red tape 90% of bureaucracy and red tape are Chesterton Fences that exist for a reason. Remove those fences while being clear and transparent about who they protect and how they will be exposed. Be aggres
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by Rygian 1y ago
It's the CEO's job to organize their company in such a way that a dev's fat finger does not lead to such large-sized consequences.
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by Rygian 1y ago
Check out the actual reports. This is not "fuzzing with AI", it's semantically invalid reports (or outright fluff text masquerading as security mansplaining) showing absence of understanding of what is being reported.
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by Rygian 1y ago
Taking for example the one listed as https://hackerone.com/reports/2871792 . With the advantage of hindsight, the issue should have been entirely dismissed, and the account reported as invalid, right at the third messag
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by Rygian 1y ago
I self taught touch typing by copying chapters of It. Eyes focused on the book, keyboard hidden under the desk, and only looking at the screen at each paragraph end. Worked great.
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It's common policy to plan your resource consumption in the most economical way. Couple that to a "next day" dispatching system. Couple that to resources that failed to do their job (did not compensate enough reactive power,
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by Rygian 1y ago
For me the keywords are "capacidad de control de tensión insuficiente" (insufficient voltage control capacity) which was already a known issue for years. REE asked back in 2019/2020 to create a new real-time dispatch mechanis
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by Rygian 1y ago
My standard definition is "email from a sender not in my whitelist"
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by Rygian 1y ago
So if you provide address+suffix@gmail.com, the spammers know that address@gmail.com is a legit address.
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by Rygian 1y ago
For a great pun on the by name/by value: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38858443
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by Rygian 1y ago
Why should a file format be locked down to one specific application?
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If your grid is already 100% renewables, you have other stuff to work on before that becomes an issue. For example, transforming industries that depend on oil byproducts.
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by Rygian 1y ago
As the story goes, the machine that broke is a press that is supposed to crush the car roof. The car roof withstood the pressure, the press did not. It's supposed to happen the other way around.
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by Rygian 1y ago
The word "semáforo" literally means "carrier of meaning" from the Greek σῆμα (sêma) meaning 'signal' and ‒́foro meaning 'carrier'. The visual telegraph is just one such instance of a "carrier of
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For the discworld alternative, check the clacks [1]. [1] https://wiki.lspace.org/Clacks

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