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by blablabla123 2y ago
Somehow the technology "stack" seems to have way more sharp edges, from hydrogen diffusing out of the storage tanks up to inefficient generation. However I think a lot of those have been solved and cars are already in the 3rd gene
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by blablabla123 2y ago
Quite confusing though > “There’s no slam dunk to know immediately from the experiment” that the qubits are made of topological states, says Simon. (A claim of having created Majorana states made by a Microsoft-funded team based in Delft
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by blablabla123 2y ago
The chip is literally called Microsoft Majorana 1 Indeed Majorana fermions are completely unseen/unconsidered outside of Neutrinos. In fact all Standard Model fermions except Neutrinos are proven to be Dirac fermions
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by blablabla123 2y ago
This seems quite a bold claim that Microsoft proofed that Neutrinos are Majorana particles...
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by blablabla123 2y ago
The biggest problems I see with DDoS is metered traffic and availability. The largest Cloud providers all meter their traffic. The availability part on the other hand is maybe something that's not so business critical for many but for
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by blablabla123 2y ago
I mean Nvidia has also so far been priced for perfection, things just continuing like this. Also considering the future value being priced in already. At this point I'm thinking AI is here to stay. But reliance on CUDA or a small set o
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by blablabla123 2y ago
I agree, also I see this mostly as a tool. Sure there are more reports that don't necessarily have the highest quality. But just omitting those doesn't seem the correct approach.
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by blablabla123 2y ago
Yeah I don't know, I was never a big tweeter although I used it at some point for networking. But eventually I didn't use it anymore, emptied my profile and it was largely left unused for years. Once Elon Musk went crazy I eventua
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by blablabla123 2y ago
Check for LCOE, there's a lot of research on that https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Levelized_cost_of_electricity
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by blablabla123 2y ago
Ok, so assuming for a moment it wasn't that problematic what he said (which it was actually). So he's sending around angry company-wide memos as an IC which hits the news. And it's not just 100 people who can read it but a si
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by blablabla123 2y ago
I mean I'm speaking for me as a straight, white male, not even living in the US but EU. But some observations from my side: - no program will get support/taken seriously if it's just to tick a box - implementing DEI as positi
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by blablabla123 2y ago
Depends on the recruiter, some get commissions, others are hired with a flat rate. The problem I've sometimes seen with companies hiring while working there is they have expectations that are impossible to fulfill. E.g. some niche know
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by blablabla123 2y ago
I just wanted to say this. If the recruiter sees a fit with a job I'm actually interested in they are doing all the work of chasing the other company. Automation or not, I think many companies aren't able or willing to put in the
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by blablabla123 2y ago
I've been quite worried about it at this point. However I see that "this is not going to happen" is likely not going to help me. So I rather go with the flow, use it where reasonable even if it's not clear to me whether
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by blablabla123 2y ago
I vaguely remember from an Analysis lecture when Mathematical rigor wasn't such a thing, the professor mentioned a famous Mathematician (maybe Euler?) who had a notebook with hundreds of proofs where many of the visual ones didn't
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by blablabla123 2y ago
KDE up until version 3 was very configurable and robust. KDE 4 was neither. Basically it seemed just like a (bad) copy of GNOME and other recent DE efforts. That's why there's this fork.
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by blablabla123 2y ago
In my opinion the text to code ratio is just really high. The standard itself isn't even that complex but hidden behind a huge wall of text. It's a bit sad that the most readable OAuth2 docs are from auth0.com. The message would i
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by blablabla123 2y ago
Yeah there's a certain amount of effort most people are willing to put in to do something. If it's too high, it won't happen. Yet at the same time a certain baseline is needed to not end up being low hanging fruit for attacke
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by blablabla123 2y ago
Yeah but this is basically about countable and uncountable sets. It's rather counter-intuitive that the rational numbers are countable. So it's possible to create even a bijective mapping between rational numbers and natural numbe
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by blablabla123 2y ago
Sounds legit, infinity is singular and so is 0. I think one problem is also that division isn't the only mathematical operation which can produce dubious results. E.g. sqrt(x), arctan(x) which have multiple branches which is why there
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by blablabla123 2y ago
> This to me is the most damning evidence against the current classification of 'ultra-processed foods' being absolutely, totally worthless. It's quite funny that even 15 years after labeling UPF as such there's still
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by blablabla123 2y ago
I remember times when supposedly low Opensource software quality was a constant complaint. On the other hand I think taking Linux as an example, I always found it to be significantly more stable than Windows. That said, it's a funny ch
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by blablabla123 2y ago
> There's no security model for desktops that works well. > Like another commenter said iOS has no legacy cruft and could deliver the security model that made sense. Yeah I just was wondering about this. In the presentation also
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by blablabla123 2y ago
Sure, but then it isn't related to the CA system anymore and any action from them wouldn't be under the radar anymore. Also this problem would apply to any key like gpg. Well, as long as it's not in a Hardware security module
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by blablabla123 2y ago
Yeah but I imagine the ice is getting thin. Sure, use of key pinning on the web failed - but for instance banking apps commonly use it. Once monitoring Certificate transparency logs gets more traction, things like that could get noticed.
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by blablabla123 2y ago
Yeah the smell is very distinctive. I think I had it 30 years ago in my hands and at times I remember
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by blablabla123 2y ago
Isn't there always a sidechannel in a social network? Even if it doesn't fully block, it makes stalking etc. more annoying.
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by blablabla123 2y ago
Scrum can be stressful but as the graph rightly shows peak stress for Waterfall is way higher. I've been working more than a decade with Scrum. Every time I don't it shows, lower productivity, even higher stress, bogus tasks. If p
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by blablabla123 2y ago
For a product: Delphi 2. I don't think I ever saw a better offline documentation which is so self-contained For a project: MDN, they refactored the Web's JS documentation
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by blablabla123 2y ago
Yeah the question is always if the cure is better than the disease. I'm quite ambivalent on this. On the one hand I tend to agree with the "Anti AV camp" that a sufficiently maintained machine can do well when following best

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