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by araes 3y ago
Some of the articles linked, are basically issues I was already aware of (such as all product review sites are turning into copy-pasta). I at least have sympathy for the folks at: https://housefresh.com/david-vs-digital-goli
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by araes 3y ago
How about "Hackers Found a Way to Open Any of 3 Million Hotel Keycard Locks in Seconds" its only 75 characters. Nobody has to guess about abbreviations or whether it's really Latin or mm.
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by araes 3y ago
Thanks, had no idea there were that many specific operators and combinations of operators. At least in the last year, looks like "inurl", "intitle", and "intext" have all been getting a lot of use. Also, a lot
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by araes 3y ago
> would for years have had such a huge opportunity cost, that the shareholders would have sued, and with cause. I've been considering the Intel issue (had family there) and the other post in the thread mention the decade of misses.
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by araes 3y ago
The article was interesting alone, simply for the Google Dork technique explanation. Have not heard the "unusual, yet specifically frequent" search technique described that way previously. Very similar to what's necessary f
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Washington DC made mescaline and psilocybin "lowest priority" in 2020(code.dccouncil.gov)
1 points by araes 3y ago|1 comments
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by araes 3y ago
TIL style subject. Read how somebody wanted to throw people out of America for mushroom use, and became curious where it was legal. Surprisingly, Washington, DC has nearly legal magic mushrooms (and mescaline). Since 2020. Technically &q
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by araes 3y ago
Guess because I thought that Australia would not put a huge up-front cost on starting a taxi service (and I'm now numb to Australian prices and numbers looking nonsensical from America. If the rents are in the $1000/wk, plane tic
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by araes 3y ago
Also appears to disagree on the electric arc furnace. 300 kWH is apparently close to the theoretical minima for steel melting and arc furnaces are somewhere around 440 kWH. Which frankly, being that close to the minima seems fairly impres
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by araes 3y ago
The article said they cost $500,000 (each), which was probably the least believable part of the article. If they actually cost $100,000, that might be close to reasonable. Somebody can probably do 5-6 rides a day at $50 a ride for a $100,0
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by araes 3y ago
Really expected a picture of the steel Reef Stars with the article. Found the site from the sponsors of the project. Bit of a surprise, the Mars, is Mars Candy Bars (M&Ms, Snickers, ect...) Also, a partnership over in Australia on the
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by araes 3y ago
That sounds at least somewhat helpful. Honestly, a gradient for some of this stuff would be nice. Explain to me like I'm: "five", "a high schooler", "a college grad (not CS/ML/Eng)", "a CS
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by araes 3y ago
The basic math is also dramatically worse, and much more challenging for entry level participants to grasp. The basic idea of matrix math grows dramatically more complex just in terms of sheer number operations. You might be able to get a
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by araes 3y ago
For those who have no idea what's being discussed, quick background. Discussing: Transformer [1] memory issues and approximate attention [2] in machine learning training. Specifically: FlashAttention: Fast and Memory-Efficient Exact At
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by araes 3y ago
It's known as the Valley of Death syndrome. [♪][♫][ꜘ] Especially common in the DoD where they're good at funding enormous numbers of SBIRs/STTRs, yet they never go anywhere, because all large money contracts are guaranteed t
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by araes 3y ago
While I was being slightly sarcastic up above, thank you @hcazz, @RajT88, @Eugr, @saurik for the replies and descriptions of the viewing experience. If they're nice enough for use in a semi-dark airplane, I may need to look into a pair
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by araes 3y ago
Cool, thank you for the link. 120 pages is a lot to read through, yet definitely something for anybody who's really trying to figure out the App Store economics to at least skim through.
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by araes 3y ago
Your website returns: Error code: SSL_ERROR_BAD_CERT_DOMAIN The certificate is only valid for the following names: *.allegisgroup.com, allegisgroup.com hiring solved
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by araes 3y ago
Hungary, why do you have so many AR glasses choices when Meta and Apple in North America seem unable to provide anything consumers desire? Those glasses all look positively cool and wearable by comparison. Even the canine looks kind of cla
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by araes 3y ago
Although the Apple Insider article notes that you have to provide an email, the full article [1] actually has quite a bit of additional info. Some pretty interesting, and rather sobering. Gaming is such dice throw (appropriately). It has
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Ask HN: Viability of general purpose virus on smart contracts?
2 points by araes 3y ago|0 comments
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Boeing Whistleblower, John Barnett, dies of suicide during AIR 21 lawsuit(time.com)
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by araes 3y ago
North Charleston, South Carolina engineer, who worked for Boeing for 32 years before retiring in 2017. Whistleblower concerns were upheld by FAA with '50 "non-conforming" plane components in the facility considered missing&#x
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by araes 3y ago
NYPD? All the way up. Last I heard, Adams appointed an NYPD Chief being investigated by the FBI for $300,000 of unexplained cash in his bank account as the public safety officer. [1] And there's only been a straw donor scheme with mu
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by araes 3y ago
What you're describing is what most of the camera manufacturers are dealing with. There's not really "that" much to sell to people any longer, because you can get a "good enough" camera that will fit on a quar
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by araes 3y ago
From the article, the sizes they're talking about are 10 um pixels, or 10 um pitch, so approximately 2540 ppi. [1] Pretty respectable by modern standards, as Wikipedia says a lot of phones are ~600 ppi. [2] The demo was 3 mm pixels,
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by araes 3y ago
Kind of a weird title. The main part seems to be relevant, single purchases, its just they've all shifted over to monthly fee vs "lifetime" single payment. Somewhere in the 1-2 years of subscriptions vs a bulk payment forev
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by araes 3y ago
The article's a little reactionary, yet it's at least a look at a portion of Africa that few others authors look at. "How do all these mercenary businesses thrive?" The formula appears to actually be quite simple to som
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by araes 3y ago
Couple issues: The article itself is basically a direct description of how people are lured into academia with exactly that expectation, and then end up in the gig economy. Not "choosing" much of anything. The market says you&#x
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by araes 3y ago
Having never heard of HyperCard that was a fascinating, I want to say rabbit hole, yet more like metro stop to a well curated museum. Did not realize there was such a short degree of Kevin Bacon between Hypercard and Hypermedia. Ars has an

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