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by avs733 3y ago
From what I can tell its actually 133, the rule not the law. The first five pages are the table of contents, definitions of acronyms, and then about a 10 page explanation of background and what CISA is required to do by the law. Starting on
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by avs733 3y ago
1000%. Funny enough my engineering capstone tried something very similar but much more stupidly complicated. Do it while flying a parabola with a winged drone. Never got the control system to work…crashed into a lot of local power lines. Ou
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by avs733 3y ago
It gives the appearance of innovation and disruptive thinking to people who don’t know better.
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by avs733 3y ago
Same...I honestly am furious at the effort to link Steve and Aaron here. Having known Steve, not well but for a LONG time I would struggle to label him anti-authority in any way. I think he wears many of the trappings of antiauthoritarianis
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by avs733 3y ago
> Why is there no competition in the commercial-grade ice cream machine market? There is plenty of competition in the commercial-grade ice cream machine market. There is no competition in the commercial-grade ice cream machine for mcdona
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by avs733 3y ago
I see the push back on bureaucracy all the time in ways that imply government is the problem. When explained, what it ends up perpetually looking like to me is rent seeking middlemen who are really good at pointing at every one but themselv
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by avs733 3y ago
It’s not about interpretation it’s about ignorance. Where they trained in the difference between a door and a plug? Did they realize it was a door plug and not plug door? Interpretation requires awareness that you are interpreting and that
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by avs733 3y ago
Right…there are always going to be concerns, no manufacturer is perfect…some are bad, some good, soon change with time, some don’t. What the conversation was pointing out that coverage of such issues tends to shift with the closeness in tim
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by avs733 3y ago
Because courts use mootness to allow law enforcement to escape criticism all the time.
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by avs733 3y ago
Whether time proves that out - and whether 'more than a narrative' (meaning..safety culture) is actually related to this incident matter and are independent of it emerging as a narrative. A very similar thing happened post Air Fra
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by avs733 3y ago
Lets be clear - I do not know the answer to this. What I have read varies. Some say the door plug was installed and bolted. Some say the door plug was installed but not bolted. Some say the door plug wasn't installed - which I suspect
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by avs733 3y ago
so its worth clarifying something because 'plug door' is a confusing term as it relates to the bolts. The issue here isn't about trusting workers to do things, its about systems and processes to ensure they know what the righ
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by avs733 3y ago
>I wonder if intent matters. I doubt that the dealership would feel their intent mattered if they overcharged the same guy and he balked. Isn't that the whole goal in this stupid way of buying cars that we have to deal with?
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by avs733 3y ago
"sure you can secede" "sweet! look at this nuclear weapons plant that's now ours" "sure, enjoy!" "HEY...you just left us the giant nuclear waste dump, where's the boom booms?"
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by avs733 3y ago
my sense is that our society treats government corruption as significantly more problematic than private, individual, or corporate corruption. Not taking a position...just noting
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by avs733 3y ago
A lot of this is from memory so...possibly wrong... Very but also its solveable. You stop manufacturing, realign the tools, and then move on. With the 2011(?) japanese earthquake, there were impacts of the earthquake vibrations on lithograp
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by avs733 3y ago
It is an article from the bmj “Christmas issue”[0] which is meant to be light hearted or satirical. My personal favorite was about the efficacy of parachutes when jumping out of a plane[1] - which fails to clearly describe that the plane wa
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by avs733 3y ago
which is exactly WHY they want to own these things. c.f. elder care, child care, basic utilities. If you own things that cannot be allowed to completely collapse, you can always dangle them over the edge and demand ransom.
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by avs733 3y ago
I think we are slowly realizing Sam won and we all lost
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by avs733 3y ago
There’s an entirely different way of looking at this that is perfectly in line with why self driving. Cars have failed several times before… Who is liable? That’s what largely killed prior attempts, especially those using custom built roads
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by avs733 3y ago
and they can still get viruses and its a shit show. Fortunately most of the stuff runs on not windows or incredibly out of date versios of windows (3.1?)
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by avs733 3y ago
Its worth noting...there are sub systems upon subsystems at play here. I'll bet there are probably around 100 discrete computers within a modern lithography tool. It is more like (well...literally is) a network as opposed to a single c
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by avs733 3y ago
>I don’t think anyone has a problem with that, and we can leave them alone. The NLRB, SEC, FTC. These cases belong in a real Article III court. So in other words, its a judgement question which should be left up to the legislature? What
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by avs733 3y ago
...I assumed that was assumed :)
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by avs733 3y ago
We could - we haven't. We probably should - we haven't. Its also worth noting that these decisions by administrative judges are already reviewable by appellate courts. There are over 1900 administrative law judges. There are aroun
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by avs733 3y ago
I suspect several people in this thread are conflating the non-delegation doctrine with the major questions doctrine, which is a confusing narrative that has been pushed to make the major questions doctrine seem less whackado.
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by avs733 3y ago
faceless beaucrat tells faceless corporation its violating the law doesn't bother me all that much. What you see from BOTH is people's perspectives coming out in which side of an argument they humanize and which side they dehumani
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by avs733 3y ago
I would call it a concern rather than a problem. It'll be interesting, and likely frustrating, to see what what the Supreme Court does but it is worth noting some potential upsides - for both parties to a case- of this system. The reas
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by avs733 3y ago
“I like the things he does so clearly any critiques of him are wrong or in bad faith” is not the most credible take. This is just an attempt to retell someone’s self mythicization as accepted reality…e.g.: “It’s not the only time Tesla has
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by avs733 3y ago
Funny enough I can comment on this with some data… I was involved in a study a few years back that looked (in part) at how engineering undergraduates defined entrepreneurship and startup. It fortunately the results from that part ended up o

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