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by SethTro 7y ago
> Today, the node names are little more than marketing terms. 'The node designation is becoming more misleading and meaningless," said Samuel Wang, an analyst at Gartner. "For example, at 5nm or 3nm, there is no single geo
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by SethTro 7y ago
> Temperature – physically stable at 750 °C. Yep, I'd like to see a source on this.
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by SethTro 7y ago
it's not expensive considering the alternative is we all die in a giant fireball. edit: Also currently on HN frontpage is "Climate threats now dominate long-term risks, survey of global leaders finds" so maybe adverting that
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by SethTro 7y ago
> [1] There are of course some people who are genuine frauds. How can you distinguish between x calling y a fraud because x is a hater, and because y is a fraud? Look at neutral opinion. Actual frauds are usually pretty conspicuous. Thou
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by SethTro 7y ago
Wait until these companies partner with Comcast to get default access to the ever present Xfinity public hotspot. Sure you might deny it privileged to your network but for a profit share I might let it access mine.
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by SethTro 7y ago
a 1024-bit RSA number is ~5000 times harder (each additional 5.5 digits doubles the difficulty[1]) [1] https://www.mersenneforum.org/showpost.php?p=531861&postcoun...
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by SethTro 7y ago
I agree, this was 3x faster than expected. Note: Factoring RSA-240 only took 900 core-years the additional 3100 core-years were on the discrete log. RSA 240 is 8 digits longer, it takes ~2x as much work for each 5.5 additional digits so thi
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by SethTro 7y ago
I loved this article. One other aspect I think it omitted, likely to balance brevity with scope, is about standard deviations. When you only have the most rich and privileged doing a sport (e.g. travelling to summit mountains) the "bes
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by SethTro 7y ago
I think it's 12TB Google says "HP LTO-8 Ultrium, 30 TB, RW Data Cartridge Tape. Exhaustively tested, HPE LTO Ultrium cartridges meet all your demands for maximum reliability when restoring data, offering high storage density, ease
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by SethTro 7y ago
EVs have much lower lifetime emissions than ICE. I'd encourage you to read some of the great comments discussing this below https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21019030
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by SethTro 7y ago
Lots of seemingly unfiltered advice. Glad it was written up, not sure what larger lessons I should take away.
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by SethTro 7y ago
This is a great change particularly with respect to guests being in other houses (visiting friends, Airbnb, ...)
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by SethTro 7y ago
> "Perhaps that means they're supremely confident they completely understand all facets of the issue and have an airtight solution, and were just flexing by wasting the first 30 days of their embargo." https://b
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by SethTro 7y ago
David Wu wrote KatoGo which is doing new and exciting stuff in Go Ai. He's writing a ton of code and performing even more experiments.
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by SethTro 7y ago
> Fig. 6. In the privacy settings the user can decide who can look their profile up using the provided email address and phone number. The most restrictive option available is “Friends”. We find that even when the user sets the PII visib
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by SethTro 7y ago
They tested a single image of each type. :/
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by SethTro 7y ago
The article mentions how this sub can operate up to 6,000M underwater and throws out this juicy bit > The craft reportedly was used to target undersea communications and other cables. I doubt it's more than speculation but... I beli
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by SethTro 7y ago
Seems to be well targeted at producers / distributes rather just consumers. Stop this at this source > The operation targeted suspects who: (1) produce, distribute, receive and possess child pornography; (2) engage in online entice
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by SethTro 7y ago
"The Soviets killed some 180,000 whales illegally, driving several species to the brink of extinction" For those of us that skip straight to the comments
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by SethTro 7y ago
Isn't that the point of the article? to heavily user-police your site?
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by SethTro 7y ago
free karma answer: "Hacker news"
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by SethTro 7y ago
slide 2: CVE-2018-0733 was in the wild for 2 years slide 5: CVE-2017-3738 was in the wild for 4 years
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by SethTro 7y ago
> Moody’s downgraded Equifax from a “stable” to a “negative” outlook > Lawsuits and investigations have cost $690 million in the first quarter of 2019 alone > And the lawsuits will keep coming: In January, an Atlanta judge denied E
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by SethTro 7y ago
Isn't this what screen call is for Pixel?
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by SethTro 7y ago
9. Github style issues feels much more modern, as a semi-regular wiki editor talk pages are one of my least favorite (and hardest to audit) parts of Wikipedia
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by SethTro 7y ago
In the last couple of hours the author rolled back some of their comments. They way I'm reading this, they were seeing DNS requests to beian.gov.cn which was worrisome. Now they say those are the result of manually visiting baidu.com w
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by SethTro 7y ago
Excellent photos and mobile experience without any ads. Thank you BBC
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by SethTro 7y ago
Did anyone else notice the sql injection in their first block of code?
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by SethTro 8y ago
when X > $1M (maybe even large) it really doesn't
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by SethTro 8y ago
Seems like a lot of hand wringing over nothing, security is done with huge factors of safety (moving to 256 bit keys when no one had ever broken a 128 or even 96 bit key). It's hard to imagine that 1,2, or even a quarter of the bits co

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