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by checker 5y ago
You can do some mocking to validate your error handling, definitely check it out.
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by checker 5y ago
As far as control interface goes, it seems almost inevitable that we'll eventually have a breakthrough/refinement for some sort of mental control without physical movement (similar to how some amputees control their advanced prost
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by checker 5y ago
Americans tend to value square footage over their commute time. So the cycle goes: 1. Hmm, I can get 2000 sqft inside the loop and 5000 sqft in the outer suburbs. Outer suburb for me! 2. Everyone else does the same thing and the area grows
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by checker 5y ago
Yeah I'll take decent in-flight internet connectivity over massive amounts of fuel being consumed to get to the destination faster.
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by checker 5y ago
I didn't make the claim that a code-based test can be invented that will substitute for looking at the data in the raw, plotting it, and verification using your full mental capacities. However, "the only way to make sure it's
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by checker 5y ago
Sure, but physPop's concerns still stands - how can one be confident about the results? Is it just eyeballing "this looks right"? If so, how many anomalies are missed due to handwaving, and how many results are inaccurate? I&
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by checker 5y ago
Thanks. Pretty legit sources from 2005.
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by checker 5y ago
Source for finding SARS source within months? This is contrary but I'm open to debate. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3747529/
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by checker 5y ago
Some kind of interplanetary spillover would still align with Fermi paradox.
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by checker 6y ago
That's kind of my point. Your examples still show planning into the selection of the attack vector and preparing for its effects... even if this is some 4D-chess to move the US off of the global supply chain, there are cheaper ways (an
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by checker 6y ago
If this was an attack it would be similar to being locked in a crowded elevator, getting into a fight with another passenger, and deciding to throw a hand grenade at your enemy instead of taking any other approach.
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by checker 6y ago
If you look closely one of the dogs swallows a rat whole. Yum.
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by checker 6y ago
Harambe is definitely a factor. But it's probably primarily related to the somewhat recent, self-deprecating meme of calling themselves "monkes"/apes (implying some acknowledgement that they are less "sophisticated&
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by checker 6y ago
This is proven to be a physical illusion because the light sensor (camera) is capturing the same image as the two light sensors in your head (eyes). So no person would see the "correct" thing because the light in the scene is actu
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by checker 6y ago
This looks really cool, but I wish it displayed some sort of lip service guarantee about not preserving my data. As-is I'm unable to determine whether this is a fun project or a kind of trojan horse to grab as much Spotify data as poss
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by checker 6y ago
Interesting, so the implication is that web companies are generating advertising from user-submitted content, therefore it's been read by the company, so therefore any cross-user communication needs to be reviewed by a person or a suff
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by checker 6y ago
So if I sent a note with the content you just described to everyone I know via UPS and you define this content as a crime, then UPS should be held liable in facilitating this crime? So therefore UPS needs to inspect the content of every pac
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by checker 6y ago
Fair warning, this is probably a ridiculous idea because I'm nothing close to a mechanical/aerospace engineer. Would it be possible to mount the ramjets to a ring around the blades along with some sort of transmission in the ring?
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by checker 6y ago
If you just want a unix shell this is going to be way lighter than a full-blown VM: https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/tutorial-ubuntu-on-windows#1-ov...
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by checker 6y ago
Draw.io does storage federation to OneDrive and others pretty well.
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by checker 7y ago
I didn't know that it's possible with just iptables. This sounds pretty useful. Thanks!
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by checker 7y ago
And so is nginx, haproxy, API gateway, and any other layer 7 load balancer/proxy.
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by checker 7y ago
Yeah containers are the way to go. Run a sidecar proxy such as Envoy and you can offload the TLS at the proxy so you don't have to write any TLS code yourself.
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by checker 7y ago
We'll definitely be talking about 6G in 10 years because the carriers and device makers need something to sell [1]. At the end of the day it's just a label to get new tech developments into the market. And history has shown that e
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by checker 7y ago
I already have potholes destroying my rims, I'm not looking forward to the day a pothole wrecks one of my engines!
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by checker 7y ago
Yeah this is far from complete. It doesn't even mention OAuth scopes or standard flows. A more appropriate title would be "A Beginner's intro to OAuth2". This is way better: https://medium.com/@darutk&#x2
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by checker 7y ago
Before 1972, there were 0 female CEOs of Fortune 500 companies. Now there are 33 and nobody bats an eye - but it's taken 50 years to get here. I find it hard to believe that this important first step is not to be celebrated as somethin
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by checker 7y ago
Obama's election was a positive milestone for race relations in American history. If that's not worth getting excited about politically then I'm not sure what is.
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by checker 7y ago
The credit agencies are supposed to protect cardholders via PCI DSS audits (see https://www.pcisecuritystandards.org/pdfs/pci_fs_data_storag... ). This is definitely non-compliant. Obviously this system is broken. Addit
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by checker 7y ago
When viewed from the lens of a pure app developer, yes these technologies tend to be just more to grok. But the benefits aren't really reaped by the app developers - they are reaped by operations. These technologies save money by reduc

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