borissk

35 ms·

481.
US Just Paralyzed Chinese Manufacturing Overnight(youtube.com)
1 points by borissk 4y ago|0 comments
482.
Steam Autumn Sale Now Live(gamespot.com)
1 points by borissk 4y ago|0 comments
483.
by borissk 4y ago
I hope this project makes into people's homes, but I really doubt it. Google invests so much resources into their Assistant (a recruiter recently told me they have over 1000 vacancies). Given that Google has it's own very advanced
484.
by borissk 4y ago
You're an optimist - if we end up with a nuclear war (which was avoided a few times by pure accident) or runaway global warming, future generations, if any, may think of current times as a golden age...
485.
Top problems with Artemis and what NASA can do to fix them(youtube.com)
1 points by borissk 4y ago|0 comments
486.
by borissk 4y ago
If I have my security consultant hat on I'd say this is a great news. Every organization that's serious about security absolutely needs security in depth, encryption of all connections (both internal and external), files, database
487.
Elon Musk says Twitter is done with layoffs and ready to hire again(theverge.com)
4 points by borissk 4y ago|0 comments
488.
by borissk 4y ago
Mate, you live in a bubble (as everyone else). There are over a billion Windows PCs out there, how many of them do you think have hyper-v enabled? Keep in mind that even among the small minority of users who have a hypervisor installed Virt
489.
by borissk 4y ago
Google :) It's fast and convenient, but there's no free lunch - one pays with personal data - Google always tries to pretend the concept of privacy doesn't exist.
490.
by borissk 4y ago
It works perfectly well for 99.9999% of the users. The few exceptions are people with proxy servers, virtual machines and other exotic network configs.
491.
by borissk 4y ago
Tried Ubuntu three times on different laptops in the last 5 years or so. Eventually, when a new major version got released, updates stopped working on all 3...
492.
by borissk 4y ago
Another bad news for astronomy and this is just the beginning: BlueWalker 3 is a prototype for a constellation of 168 even larger satellites called BlueBirds.
493.
by borissk 4y ago
Did you read the article? The author's camera can't record video at all. He uses software that creates video from static images taken by the camera.
494.
by borissk 4y ago
Say a big pharma company spends $100M on a new drug - R&D, trials, certifications in US. They sell it for $100 a tablet in US for a couple years, at which point they have paid off their investments and made a small profit. Now they nego
495.
by borissk 4y ago
Healthcare around the world is subsidized by the insane prices people in US pay for their healthcare.
496.
by borissk 4y ago
I see why it was so slow - there are DELAYs sprinkled everywhere.
497.
by borissk 4y ago
It's business as usual. When the current crisis/recession ends (probably spring 2024) and there are again billions and billions of cheap dollars looking for investment opportunities the crypto will jump back up.
498.
by borissk 4y ago
The "technical" issues they cited wouldn't stand in court, especially when experts from the western companies that produced and installed the equipment testify that they are made up and/or trivial to fix. Practically eve
499.
by borissk 4y ago
Very few skilled software engineers work for Russia's military industry. In general the level of corruption in Russia is equal to an average African country and in military, where there's less visibility to the public, corruption
500.
by borissk 4y ago
Russia had long term contracts to support gas to many European countries. They stopped supplying gas, meaning the other parties on those contracts can sue them for many billions of dollars. But if the pipeline is destroyed it's not Rus
501.
by borissk 4y ago
Haha, imagine if the algorithm one day turns into a conscious AGI - what will it think about humans based on the YouTube usage.
502.
by borissk 4y ago
No, you're obviously wrong. Firing people first lets one get rid of the underperformes, while announcing the unpopular decisions first gets rid of the overperformers.
503.
by borissk 4y ago
This is very good news for the wealthy, not so much for the average Joe - it will take a lot of time for this treatment to become cheap enough to be used at scale.
504.
by borissk 4y ago
High performance computers bring far higher economic benefits than curing some types of cancer, so naturally they are better funded.
505.
by borissk 4y ago
Personal experience.
506.
by borissk 4y ago
Yeah, Samsung somewhat recently started assembling phones in India, but they are a lot lower build quality compared to their Vietnamese or SK made units. Probably within a year or two India factory will catch up on quality, but unlike Samsu
507.
by borissk 4y ago
Thanks for the answers. Would you recommend to manually disable the Windows firewall?
508.
DJI Mavic 3 Classic launch recap: the cheaper flagship drone has landed(techradar.com)
2 points by borissk 4y ago|0 comments
509.
by borissk 4y ago
Which versions of Windows do you support? Also what happens with the firewall that ships with Windows when you install Safing?
510.
by borissk 4y ago
It depends on what your definition of success is and where you're hired. There are plenty of books describing the way that each of the big tech companies work. Also plenty of books on how to get promoted to say a management position.

More ›