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by bokohut 3y ago
While this sounds great in practice the reality will be far from ideal for the singular reason of security. The cyber issues are compounding at exponential rates as more and more devices that make things "easy" lack even the most
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by bokohut 3y ago
Fraud is everywhere unfortunately and will continue to wash out at an alarming rate as strong people take a stand. The future will certainly see massive disclosures as data availability spreads and gets fed into 'intelligent' tech
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by bokohut 3y ago
Welcome to the "How much energy am I using right now club?"! Now how much is this one light bulb itself consuming I wonder? ;) I'm clocking 2 1/2 years experience with my 12.5 Kw solar glass and 27 Kw of powerwalls. Mult
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by bokohut 3y ago
Superb analogy indeed as this is the same approach I use in my next pursuit in breaking through to those from a technology background. The cache sources can be anything providing energy to be stored in the rapid response system while the ca
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by bokohut 3y ago
If not coins then how about relics? Everything that someone owned before us which was lost is below our feet and all one needs to do is study old maps to correlate the increased probability of finding one of those lost things from long ago.
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by bokohut 3y ago
I have found through experience in explaining the utility grid problem to those that have little or no knowledge of the topic to start simply with a visual mathematical equation. Everyone understands basic math right? Today we have: Generat
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by bokohut 3y ago
Yes, credits but money nonetheless that one would have had to pay if they were not able to manipulate their consumption at a point of great demand. I share these words from direct experience of being a credit receiver from my utility compan
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by bokohut 3y ago
As energy prices continue to rise among all the other social and economic woes those motivated will continue to tinker. I am aware of many concepts in research occurring currently around mechanical advantage energy storage and here is yet a
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by bokohut 3y ago
All else being equal, and no large external cooling events occur as mentioned in the comments, in time we will witness a change in what seasons the majority of people look forward to. I recall over my duration of time to date that in the he
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by bokohut 3y ago
TLDR; patent hardware, not software. I am fortunate to have been involved in the evolution of many founding software principles still heavily used to this day. As the creator and systems architect of several acquired SaaS platforms I have s
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by bokohut 4y ago
As with others comments I cannot attest to the "standard" however I was involved in the early foundational days for the multiple environments evolution. I was the first programming hire in 1997 for a small electronic commerce comp
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by bokohut 4y ago
I found the article to be sound in the fact of modularity and building upon what works as the old adage states "if it ain't broke don't fix it" holds true however there is always room for technology improvements when one
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by bokohut 4y ago
Not answering the OP but instead sharing what I am having to do to accommodate others while learning a thing or two through that accommodation. Some here may recall the significant NASA failure where imperial and metric were mixed leading t
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by bokohut 4y ago
For those seeking official sources of direction which include these points and more I highly encourage starting with the basics of financial management. While these basics lead into many other areas of complex understanding always start wit
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by bokohut 4y ago
I unfortunately regret to disappoint you that a living breathing homo sapien wrote this, me. My writing style is mine and mine alone although GPT could very well imitate my style but in this case it did not.
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by bokohut 4y ago
A great list to start with yet there are still several items missing from their projected speculations. As a core software architect and founder who has built multiple acquired ecommerce systems prior to and since the dotcom bust long ago I
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by bokohut 4y ago
Building and vetting, through dogfooding, an energy storage concept of my own design that will in time become a business.
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by bokohut 4y ago
As a serial entrepreneur and founder in the technology realm my past matches his claim exactly. The first founded iteration was spent observing and learning what not to do and over time grew to around 100 employees at peak. The second found
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by bokohut 4y ago
The problem is vastly greater than being reported and for great reason obviously, copy cats. This past weekend nearly one million USD in losses alone were accrued by a regional power company at several regional substations via damage and th
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by bokohut 4y ago
This one brought up yet another tech memory to share from the past. I was the founding architect of a real-time payments company in the mid 1990s which at the time was processing for a very well known, even to this day, ‘use your email to p
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by bokohut 4y ago
Irony in the timing of your post as I too bought an air monitor filtering device a few weeks ago given my interest in measuring things I cannot see that may impact my families health. After several weeks of use and no ‘major’ concerns this
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by bokohut 4y ago
A passing thank you to gjsman-1000 as his words resurfaced some history. As one with many years behind the curtain I recall an old trick that many glanced over since only 'advanced developers' long ago understood the impact: Compi
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by bokohut 4y ago
Fortuitous timing for this post /u Geeek! I wrote this up last night after a cybersecurity mentoring session I conducted as a means to analogously try to get others to comprehend since so many are blind to what is happening. Having dec
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by bokohut 4y ago
Yes however my direct experience in having to walk through protesters to get to work was not based on bad software but instead religious beliefs. As a software architect for what was then the world's first biometric payments company in
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by bokohut 4y ago
With your knowledge that logging occurred you know at least humans occupied the land with a purpose so tools and other lost modern items are certainly present. Unaware of Washington State land deeds and mappings this is where I would start
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by bokohut 4y ago
To satisfy my conscience I humbly make this post to save tomcam’s life. Stay with me! ;) My findings include artifacts that are carved from stone and shell along with relics fired from clay with items that date back 10,000+ years per source
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by bokohut 4y ago
A simple and concise statement backed by undeniable proof found in monuments around the world of which some modern man still cannot explain as we continue to discover such artifacts as our technology aided exploration expands. My additional
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by bokohut 4y ago
I have and continue to spend obscene amounts of time orchestrating the entire systems architecture from zero to full tilt in my language of interest. I start with base functionality applied examples needed throughout the systems life cycle;
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by bokohut 4y ago
Information for nearly anything and everything is available somewhere if one knows where to look or has the “creativity” to obtain said information oneself. As many have commented twitter is just the mass discovery vector that those who did
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by bokohut 4y ago
A recent article local to me, Mid Atlantic Coast USA, that touches on farmers quitting. From the article this one happened to be the largest privately owned farm in the State. https://www.inquirer.com/news/new-jersey&#x

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