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by archgoon 3y ago
I believe ComputerGuru was thinking of cyber weapons as discussed in the article. There's very little need to think too hard for examples of the US selling conventional weapons to despotic regimes; and you certainly don't need to
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by archgoon 3y ago
Also the cheerful, well positioned shipmates casually blocking access to various parts of the sub as he walks down the corridors.
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by archgoon 3y ago
> It's pretty sad that "look like you know what you are doing and convince gullible people" is probably the best future career advice I can give to my school-age daughter. I would like to think that you would want your dau
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by archgoon 3y ago
There are over a hundred thousand sheep farms in the US alone. That's 117 in 6 countries, what percentage of farms had bad practices and how were the ones that were audited chosen? Given that this is PETA, I would not assume good faith
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by archgoon 3y ago
The republican primaries are not rigged. The previous elites of the party didn't want Trump in 2016. Republican voters, however, did. Americans really love to twist themselves in knots to excuse their own laziness with respect to polit
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by archgoon 3y ago
With a slight modification, this basically applies to just about all security vulns ever :)
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by archgoon 3y ago
When he was ranting about crypto, I had assumed that Bluesky had done another silly Coin or something. Nope, this is just apparently a dislike of public keys and signing messages, which seems like a great idea for a federated protocol.
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by archgoon 4y ago
For a back of the envelope calculation we consider the uncertainty principle Δx*Δp >= ℏ/2 Δp = Δ(m v) >= ℏ/(2 Δx) m = 9.1 * 10 ^ -31 kg (mass of electron) x ~= 1 * 10^-15 m (radius of proton) ℏ = 6.6 * 10 ^ -34 kg m^2 /
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by archgoon 4y ago
Jay-sigh
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by archgoon 4y ago
Advice does not need to be correct to be valuable. Simply getting a perspective on a problem, and a proposed strategy, can improve your ability to reason about your problem domain. If advice is wrong, and you choose not to follow it, then y
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by archgoon 4y ago
<from the shadows> Yep, as are most of the other comments. <sinks back into the shadows>
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by archgoon 4y ago
This is true; but this is a cost optimization argument; not a feasibility one, which is all the OP was proposing.
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by archgoon 4y ago
Once took a security course where the prof accidentally opened his rsa key file while streaming.
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by archgoon 4y ago
> and then quoted the bagvad ghita and had a long time to think about it. That was Oppenheimer, not Feynman.
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by archgoon 4y ago
TPU - Tensor Processing Unit. They're essentially Google GPU's.
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by archgoon 4y ago
I'm not entirely sure what purpose bombarding politicians with ChatGPT emails is if their response is simply to run ChatGPT to create automated replies.
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by archgoon 4y ago
The author gave a fairly detailed account of how nuclear waste is processed and its general safety. Which claims do you take issue with? As it stands, I have learned considerably more from her post.
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by archgoon 4y ago
Part of being successful here is tooting one's horn.
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by archgoon 4y ago
> it has shadowbanning (sort of) In what sense does HN have shadow banning (sort of)?
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by archgoon 4y ago
Google result: > Effective altruism is a research field and practical community that aims to find the best ways to help others, and put them into practice. Doesn't sound that bad.
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by archgoon 4y ago
I believe you misread that. COPY alice.py api.py / will copy both the files alice.py and api.py to the root of the docker image (same as cp). https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/builder/#copy
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by archgoon 4y ago
Pdfs are readable by machines. It's also released as tex. https://arxiv.org/format/2205.14808 Huh. this account apparently got shadowbanned. Guess it's another good reminder not to post here.
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by archgoon 6y ago
It probably is that simple; not sure why I'm being downvoted for pointing out the obvious. Ah fuck it; nuking my account. I shouldn't waste time here arguing with people.
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by archgoon 6y ago
Seems like mostly a non issue, even if their model is correct. If you have a 10% chance of the vaccine being ineffective for an individual, then the vaccine is still about 85% effective for that population, which is more than enough to pull
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by archgoon 6y ago
Huh... that's the limit of lambda functions, are you doing some sort of work in 15 minute chunks?
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by archgoon 6y ago
Clojure, for those unfamiliar with the language, unsurprisingly, does in fact allow for both 'for' and 'while' loops, and are part of the core language library. https://clojuredocs.org/clojure.core/w
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by archgoon 6y ago
For context, I believe (unless there's others I haven't heard of) this is what watwut is referring to. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rohingya_genocide#Facebook's_r...
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by archgoon 6y ago
Can you expand on when competition came to Seattle and how? I've been using Condo Internet (now Wave Broadband) for something close to 5-6 years. When was the tipping point in terms of competition?
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Amazon Sidewalk to be Enabled on Alexa Devices by Default(twitter.com)
1 points by archgoon 6y ago|0 comments
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Amazon Sidewalk Privacy and Security Whitepaper [pdf](m.media-amazon.com)
1 points by archgoon 6y ago|0 comments

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