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by ano-ther 3y ago
Yes. And didn’t feel safe enough to report the mistake themselves, so the client needed to stumble across it.
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by ano-ther 3y ago
According to the article this uses plasma explosions and a working medium of metal particles. Wouldn’t both lead to easier traceability (sound, metal)?
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by ano-ther 3y ago
Here’s the real culprit that a CEO could do something about: > when there’s no real constraint on hiring Of course there’s empire building because of prestige. And even more, the enthusiasm of people who joined your growth company to mak
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by ano-ther 3y ago
That doesn’t resonate with my experience which is trackball > trackpoint > mouse >>> trackpad for precision and speed. In their marketing material from the early 90s (the date of your study) Kensington used speed as a key arg
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by ano-ther 3y ago
Isn’t noise sometimes intentional? I actually like places where you can talk without too many listeners, even though they are packed, because of the noise floor. Not being able to understand the other parties can also be a benefit.
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by ano-ther 3y ago
Original announcement is a bit vague about the reasons. Does anyone know more? > It only comes after careful consideration of all options and is due to factors that have materially impacted our funding sources - funds that were critic
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by ano-ther 3y ago
Difference to CERN would be that no company is financing high energy physics while AI is frenzily funded. But getting new models and insights (in the public domain) is a good idea.
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by ano-ther 3y ago
Or maybe because this is actually the fascinating story about someone who -- in true hacker spirit -- creates a completely new genre despite having only two fingers available for fretwork after he got burned badly. Which was all news to me.
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by ano-ther 3y ago
It maps where the cybercriminals come from, not where they attack. Top scores: Russia, Ukraine, China, US, Nigeria https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal... > The survey asked participants
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by ano-ther 3y ago
The quality of this has become amazing. Clear voice with expression. Fitting instruments. Good mix. Creativity though? These non-poetic songs (I heard “Lorem Ipsum” the other day) are a fun novelty because a machine creates this in no time.
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by ano-ther 3y ago
Yes. I have a framework for an embedded system that uses various types of sensors. When changing a sensor, instead of rewriting the polling loop for every new case, I can keep looping through ‘sensor[i]->sampleNow()’ and add the specific
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by ano-ther 3y ago
This tells you how well-argued the post is: > The creepy, dissolute and rodent-looking BfV chief
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by ano-ther 3y ago
All great advice. Except for “avoid passive”. It’s a part of the toolbox that changes the perspective on an action. “The pull request got merged” vs. “The maintainer merged the pull request”. If i want to talk about the new feature that get
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by ano-ther 3y ago
First time I see a .gov entity use metric system only (not even “x km (y miles)”. > Since 1950, 40 other earthquakes of magnitude 3 and larger have occurred within 250 km of today’s earthquake
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by ano-ther 3y ago
What do you do with the pictures? The privacy policy is a bit circular. Privacy > User data, including uploaded photos, may be collected and processed to provide the Service. Refer to our Privacy Policy for details on data collection, st
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by ano-ther 3y ago
The Swedish Mile (= 10km) is still in use and once tripped me up when searching for a used car. They were all wonderfully cheap until I realized that 50,000 on the website actually meant 500,000km driven.
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by ano-ther 3y ago
Oki is like that too. So not all is lost.
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by ano-ther 3y ago
Well, they even have the right abbreviation :-)
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by ano-ther 3y ago
Wow. What’s the massive computer he has in front of him?
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What is an open source upstream? (2020)(redhat.com)
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by ano-ther 3y ago
Here is a longer explainer: https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/what-open-source-upstream
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by ano-ther 3y ago
It is very much present tense at least to me. It’s among the first programs on all new Windows machines that I set up. Plus, there are Windows Store and portable versions which help to use it on otherwise locked-down company computers.
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by ano-ther 3y ago
Thank you
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by ano-ther 3y ago
The paper seems to say that gravitational waves cause neutron stars to collide. Isn’t it the other way around? (A collision emits gravitational waves)? https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.03593
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by ano-ther 3y ago
Is there any way to block autoplay on iOS Safari? Those videos are especially annoying when you have a low-bandwidth mobile connection.
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by ano-ther 3y ago
How will that work in practice (especially during rush hour)?
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by ano-ther 3y ago
In Germany, all cash registers run their local blockchain to verify for the tax authorities that the register was not manipulated. Slightly less libertarian use than what some blockchain enthusiasts are envisioning, but a real use case. ht
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by ano-ther 3y ago
Yes. And placebo control is actually quite a weak standard (= better than nothing). Ideally, there should be more head-to-head studies. Alas, they are also more likely to fail (and give the competition data) so developers avoid them, at lea
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by ano-ther 3y ago
It seems they have just released a developer kit https://www.nordicsemi.com/Nordic-news/2024/01/The-nRF9161-S...
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by ano-ther 3y ago
Apparently, it matters where you get sued. I would have thought that federal crimes are treated the same across the US. Any lawyers here who can explain? > If Bankman-Fried went to trial an hour's drive away, in a New Jersey distric

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