Yoofie

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by Yoofie 6y ago
I think you are looking for Pihole. [1] [1]: https://pi-hole.net/
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by Yoofie 6y ago
I think his point is not that random citizens can't be corrupt, it's that a random assortment of citizens are less likely to be corrupt (and probably more likely to call out corruption if they see it).
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by Yoofie 7y ago
Interesting. I also read an interesting article[1] by Matt Stoller where he makes a good argument for breaking up companies like Disney for their anti-competitive behavior. [1]: https://mattstoller.substack.com/p/its-ti
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by Yoofie 7y ago
Trust, but verify. The problem is that there is not much verification going on.
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by Yoofie 7y ago
[pinboard.in][1] has an implementation that I like. What I especially like about pinboard is that you can chain tags together (logically AND'd, not OR'd) to narrow/filter topics to highly specific criteria. This all works wel
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by Yoofie 7y ago
Samsung is not a major phone manufacturer and their Galaxy S line(s) are not flagship phones?
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by Yoofie 7y ago
> Sure I get that this is possible given that you know this is what the code does but the bigger questions are who knows that you can do this, and who actually uses this feature? I do. > In order get a benefit from this feature you ha
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by Yoofie 7y ago
It takes one to know one?
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by Yoofie 8y ago
Matlab/Simulink models are also heavily used in automotive ECUs. I'm not sure about space coding standards, but the code generated from Simulink can be, if selected, MISRA compliant and optimized for speed, accuracy, etc.