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   by ackbar03 3y ago

   How hard can it be
2. 152.▲
   by ackbar03 3y ago

   How did the guys in the OP do it? They used liquid fuel? I didn't know that was possible for model rockets
3. 153.▲
   by ackbar03 3y ago

   Exactly. Leonardo Dicaprio did it
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   by ackbar03 3y ago

   Anybody have the actual Stat article?
5. 155.▲
   by ackbar03 3y ago

   bunga bunga
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   by ackbar03 3y ago

   I was involved a bit on bug bounty platforms like hackerone before, a very large percentage of the security researchers are from India. What's more fascinating is if you look them up on infosec Twitter, you see a lot of them are from t
7. 157.▲
   by ackbar03 3y ago

   I know networks like satnogs let you receive signals from different areas to account for the short transmission windows. I don't think the satellites on satnogs allow for uplink though? Can this only be done through something like aws
8. 158.▲
   by ackbar03 3y ago

   That's fkd up man...
9. 159.▲
   by ackbar03 3y ago

   So Andy wharhol shot jfk?
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    by ackbar03 3y ago

    So now Uber is going to be a gazillion dollar company? Wasn't that sort of their value hypothesis?
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    by ackbar03 3y ago

    Is this really going to work? Aren't they laying off people? Just layoff the walkouts
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    by ackbar03 3y ago

    This guy did come first in that national math competition
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    by ackbar03 3y ago

    I did a fix on some open source tool that was pretty fancy and had the same operational complexity. But then I realized oh sht, it's now two times slower
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    by ackbar03 3y ago

    So they are in danger!!
15. 165.▲
    by ackbar03 3y ago

    >Hire me… because of the implication Are these hiring managers in danger??
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    by ackbar03 3y ago

    Something similar was reported years ago https://youtu.be/vm1U5E44W90
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    by ackbar03 3y ago

    I'm pretty sure this is what led to communism
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    by ackbar03 3y ago

    I've always dreamed of controlling my computer with my tongue. This looks fantastic
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    by ackbar03 3y ago

    So is ethereum a commodity? No seriously, I can't answer that either.
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    by ackbar03 3y ago

    What are the rules for broadcasting though? I thought you get hit with a fine without a lisence if you transmit any sort of radio-frequency
21. 171.▲
    by ackbar03 3y ago

    It's not diarrhea it's a detox. Your just getting the bad stuff out of your body that's why it smells so bad.
22. 172.▲
    by ackbar03 4y ago

    Oh sht, better cash out my n00tn00ts before these guys
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    by ackbar03 4y ago

    These guys should be awarded. That's fantastic
24. 174.▲
    by ackbar03 4y ago

    That is the exactly the first thing that came to my mind as well, what is user CyberDildonics' take on this
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    by ackbar03 4y ago

    The story was about Claude Shannon. And Ed Thorpe was the father of modern day hedge funds or something
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    by ackbar03 4y ago

    "Did I stutter?" - Stanley Hudson
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    by ackbar03 4y ago

    Says you
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    Tech’s AI Armies Are Huge, yet Struggling to Innovate(bloomberg.com)

    2 points by ackbar03 4y ago|1 comments
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    by ackbar03 4y ago

    It's kind of wierd that obesity is such a problem now in developing countries that something like this is a worthy research output. Some of my ancestors had to eat tree bark to avoid starvation. They'd be so confused by this
30. 180.▲
    by ackbar03 4y ago

    For me, rowhammer has always been the most badass exploit I've ever heard of. I mean, flipping bits in memory by forcing an electrical current down a pathway over and over again? That's completely mind boggling. If I was hacked us