SEJeff

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by SEJeff 6y ago
Eventually it is a numbers game. It is likely cheaper to make large numbers of relatively fast offensive missiles than it is to make an equal number of fast AND exceptionally accurate defensive missiles. This is why the US Department of Def
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by SEJeff 6y ago
A single, and final, shot. EDIT: I'm not saying the US should ever go to war with North Korea, only that there is no possible outcome where North Korea goes to war with the US that does not result in the total decapitation of military
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by SEJeff 6y ago
I'm an omnivoire, but can't you get a lot of vegan protein from chickpeas and soy? Soy does have the obvious huge downside of containing a much higher amount of estrogen and causes havoc in some people, but Chickpeas aren't h
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by SEJeff 6y ago
Could you not refer to as a "Part-time" vegetarian who eats fish as simple a Pescatarian? My sister tried the fully vegan diet for a year and ended up with a lot of health problems. So she now will eat eggs from her neighbor (who
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by SEJeff 6y ago
Vikings managed to get some crucible steel and made the best blades of the day with it: https://www.thevintagenews.com/2018/02/21/ulfberht-viking/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulfbe
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by SEJeff 6y ago
Every single thing from phoronix is clickbait, and has been for years.
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by SEJeff 6y ago
Isn't this literally the reason that Elon Musk found the boring company? He sees that there is a tech AND price arbitrage between existing and feasible tech for tunneling technology. Granted, one of the Boring Company's "Tric
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by SEJeff 6y ago
Indeed there are plenty of those individuals. I always ask them if they are so willing why they never signed up to serve in the military. Uncle Sam has always needed help. They weren't willing then, and they aren't willing now.
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by SEJeff 6y ago
I'm a veteran (US Army OIF II ~2003-2004) and wear a mask to protect you as much as to protect myself + my family. There are plenty of stupid people in the world, being a willing to serve in the military doesn't mean you're o
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by SEJeff 6y ago
So if you're not running Loki, you're not going to be able to find traces using tempo? We use grafana and prom, but not loki.
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by SEJeff 6y ago
He's actually really fun to follow on twitter and uses the hashtag #YeastMasters for things like this.
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by SEJeff 6y ago
I'd love to see how this compares to Jaeger.
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by SEJeff 6y ago
Satya ran the entire cloud strategy before being promoted. The things you're giving Ballmer credit for were literally things Satya worked on :) In February 2011 Nadella was promoted to president of the Server and Tools Division, which
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by SEJeff 6y ago
Gas powered cars also catch on fire and burn way more often than battery powered ones do, yet it isn't in the news because it is common.
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by SEJeff 6y ago
I will say that for long daily commutes, autopilot is worth the money. It was basically originally designed for Elon to drive around the cess pool that is Los Angeles's highway system so it is mostly flawless in stop and go highway tra
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by SEJeff 6y ago
That's basically the ideal situation for free markets though, is it not? I obviously think we should either subsidize EVs or just stop heavily subsidizing oil / gasoline, but we know the latter will never happen.
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by SEJeff 6y ago
The current system is a separate neural network running against every frame of every one of the 8 cameras. The new one is what elon calls the "4D" image processing. It uses all cameras to create a composite 3d representation where
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by SEJeff 6y ago
I can think of a few: https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-5567...
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by SEJeff 6y ago
800m is still grossly out of class G unregulated airspace. Anyone with enough guts to fly in a jet pack has a high chance of at least having a private pilot’s license. They’d know it is against FAA policy and can result in fines or imprison
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by SEJeff 6y ago
There were two independent pilots who reported it previously. This is the third sighting around the same area. Is there a pilot conspiracy?
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by SEJeff 6y ago
“Configuration as code, not YAML” - this is a hilarious and relatable tagline. I wonder how this compares to some existing CI/CD tools like Jenkins, circle ci, GitHub actions, etc.
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by SEJeff 6y ago
The "hacker" is greentheonly and has a fun twitter feed if you're into the guts of Tesla. He reverse engineers just about every Tesla firmware: https://twitter.com/greentheonly
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by SEJeff 6y ago
But it is kind of a moot point, because you can update the flatpak stuff. I run dnf update -y to update the packages on my fedora laptop and flatpak update -y to update my flatpaks. It updates signal and the fedora platform libraries (secur
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by SEJeff 6y ago
That's going to make SpaceX's eventual ISRU methalox production massively easier. This is great news.
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by SEJeff 6y ago
Thanks for providing the fixed kernel versions here. I was able to check that our RHEL boxes are not affected. Take your bloody upvote!
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by SEJeff 6y ago
And yet, even companies like pager duty, who have “one job” and hire many competent engineers, still struggle with this: https://www.pagerduty.com/blog/outage-post-mortem-june-14/ Note that pager duty now weathers
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by SEJeff 6y ago
laughs in us-east-1
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by SEJeff 6y ago
CentOS / RHEL7 ships with Linux 3.10. That is not the same as 3.1.
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by SEJeff 6y ago
Yes, you're actually correct here. I interacted often with the JSTARs crew (we were on the same base in Mosul for a few months) and not as often with the AWACS crews. JSTARs was the first thing I thought of when you said big plane with

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