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CPIP Carrier Pigeon Internet Protocol(blug.linux.no)
1 points by aj7 6y ago|0 comments
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by aj7 6y ago
Awful interview. Almost nothing of interest revealed.
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by aj7 6y ago
I disagree. His utter inability in video, and the necessary still-photographer kludge that results, are glaring and obnoxious. And, in this awful, disjointed slide show, he manages to make the same mistake YouTube makers make, time wasted
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by aj7 6y ago
Appears to violate divJ + rhodot = 0.
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by aj7 6y ago
Regarding simplicity, I’ve observed the following about design. Usually, designs become more complex with time. If the RATE of complexity increase exceeds a certain level, the design is crap and that approach needs to be scrapped. Occasi
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by aj7 6y ago
You’re not wrong, but my philosophy is to use these things only as long as they’re friendly. I had “free” Netflix until a few days ago. I enjoyed it, but not enough to subscribe. I’ll just move on.
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Watching Earth Burn – Remarkable Geostationary Photos
1 points by aj7 6y ago|0 comments
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by aj7 6y ago
Moderators, please.
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by aj7 6y ago
Heh heh. That’s why they call this “Hacker News.”
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by aj7 6y ago
My Mom was a HS English teacher.
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by aj7 6y ago
Here is my guess: 45% of players don’t play well enough to win, even at even odds. Kind of mini-Dunning Krueger. They’re hoping for luck, and love to tell stories to their friends when they win. 30% are degenerate gamblers. The balance pla
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Russians Are Believed to Have Used Microsoft Resellers in Cyberattacks
3 points by aj7 6y ago|0 comments
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by aj7 6y ago
I never once thought MB was a real person. It was SO obvious.
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by aj7 6y ago
What do you think? And does it matter?
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by aj7 6y ago
You don’t understand anything about fused fiber. There’s no useful theory. Everything is process art and exact replication. It’s probably true in semiconductors too. TMC and Intel use the same equipment vendors.
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by aj7 6y ago
You are right. There are multiple pathways to being a liar. The Army is EXTREMELY concerned that any patterns of dissimulation will have consequences on the battlefield.
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by aj7 6y ago
Your first sentence is all that’s needed here. My LAST sentence is the most important in the comment.
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by aj7 6y ago
Reread it about four times. ESPECIALLY the last sentence.
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by aj7 6y ago
Everyone in fiberoptic hardware knew what Huawei was up to… in 2000.
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by aj7 6y ago
Economic reasoning states that the vig will absolutely swamp any small edge you may discover.
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by aj7 6y ago
It ain’t “organization.” I studied so hard in high school, college, and my first year of graduate school that I laughed sometimes at the problems on final exams— because I had seen very similar ones in my preparation. That’s why this scand
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by aj7 6y ago
Here’s the same kind of cheating. I was working at a well-funded ($86M Series B) fiberoptic startup in Fremont in 2000. We were trying to develop a polarization-maintaining fused fiber coupler, which we knew little about except for reading
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by aj7 6y ago
As I’ve said about 4 different times on Twitter, always in the context of Pompeo, “West Point Ain’t Cal Tech.” Cheat on a calculus exam?
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by aj7 6y ago
See “Surgery, the Ultimate Placebo” by Ian Harris.
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by aj7 6y ago
I absolutely apologize. The slur I used is pretty ingrained. I should have said, “escape from the deal.” Again, I apologize.
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by aj7 6y ago
I’d reiterate that he paid $150k for the right to have an empty seat next to him, give it away, etc. This guy is my age. I knew a number of guys like this in college; operators, business majors at MIT in high stakes poker games in the cafe
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by aj7 6y ago
Referring to the three-way “FORTRAN” syntax, you say, “The three-way "if" was more powerful than just checking for a negative, but was probably more confusing,” this is not right. As a 15-year-old at Stuyvesant, in 1966, learning
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by aj7 6y ago
Wonder what the submission fee is.
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by aj7 6y ago
And here I was expecting beautiful renderings of the constituent proteins of SARS-CoV-2.
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by aj7 6y ago
Ask for the order. A salesman who doesn’t ask for the order is just bullshitting.

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