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by comboy 6y ago
It's not DIA issue here. If it's legally available for purchase it seems no different than buying a phone book. Whether such database should exist and be legal to sell to anybody is another question.
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by comboy 6y ago
Environmental regulations are a good counterpoint and analogy. That shifts my perspective a bit, thanks. I admit food/safety/env regulations occupied a different pocket in my head and maybe it's less far away from this topic
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by comboy 6y ago
What could be the reason to use DMA on a hobby micro-controller board? Honest question, I'm just curious. I can imagine some high reliability production systems that may prefer micro vs CPU, but why would you bother doing any more adva
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by comboy 6y ago
Let me elaborate. Even ignoring potential loopholes and just creating new dynamics - they don't want it, the cost is high to adjust to that regulation. Creating some tools may be necessary, just getting familiar with it and creating a
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by comboy 6y ago
Somebody will make the next version of GPT read the all existing published law and it will be a clusterfuck. Tons of contradictions, everybody is guilty of something, nobody except computer program can hold it in their memory to know when a
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by comboy 6y ago
I think it may be that you couldn't really change your status with money. It's not like today when you did something great and your wealth changes by orders of magnitude. So your status came from being a master. Somebody in very h
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by comboy 6y ago
The whole INDUSTRY that you are talking about is what happened in LA in 70s. I don't understand why would you take it as picture of how things should be done. It has not been like that before and it's getting back to "normal&
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by comboy 6y ago
Luck and connections are definitely a big part. But do you have any records from that band which you listen to at home? Some bands are just live bands and even if they did great mixing and mastering experience of just listening to them and
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by comboy 6y ago
Exactly, present randomness to people and they will find some patterns. Even if 1 in 100 is interesting, those are the one that end up on social media doing the marketing. Kind of evil that way. But I think some people want what others don&
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by comboy 6y ago
Yeah but I mean it would be nice if you could have some kaleidoscopic effect. Or something like a Rorschach test. Just broken glass won't go viral.
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by comboy 6y ago
That is a great idea. It has some appeal. Prepare it from some thin sheet of glass but on something which will hold it together, maybe add some fluids separated in a ways that are easy to destroy with acceleration. You receive something tha
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by comboy 6y ago
Have you tried conversing with it, after a few lines of setting a proper context? Like two scientist talking or something like that. It can provide very interesting outputs that are not googlable. Yes, every time you see something that for
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by comboy 6y ago
I agree with the conclusion but how did you do your calculation? If you take a picture of a 16 colors screen you will find many more colors in that picture (main reason being that pixels won't align perfectly).
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by comboy 6y ago
Plus light pollution and air pollution. Maybe some other changes in the atmosphere. And very careful looking. You don't need lenses, just looking through a hole in a leaf could be helpful.
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by comboy 6y ago
I don't think that those who read the manual do: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/13/wal-intro.html (unless they care about quick crash recovery)
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by comboy 6y ago
Please pay taxes. Change the system instead of giving it reasons to put you into jail. I don't think very highly of people who brag about not paying taxes which they are due.
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by comboy 6y ago
OK, yes, that's a fair point. But it's not clear to me that pumping being taken away would be a bigger change than people trying to get out of USDT and buying BTC. Also we've been there (mtgox's willy etc). I don't
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by comboy 6y ago
Many value increases are irrational, whatever that means, I understand how it can be used to pump the price. I just don't understand how it takes bitcoin with it when collapsing.
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by comboy 6y ago
I don't get it. tether sucks. If you hold tether it may turn into air. But your bitcoin is still bitcoin. Also, when tether is going down wouldn't you want to sell it thus creating pressure in btc/tether market and value of o
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by comboy 6y ago
OK, your first point definitely beats mine. I guess then my point could be used against talent getting hired to help with the project? I mean they make some decent money so they could hire great people and pay them anonymously but somebody
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by comboy 6y ago
I think owners who are not security pros may be more common because when somebody knows enough and have been doing it for some time, he may realize that with all his skill he still can be owned one way or another (and he will be given long
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by comboy 6y ago
They don't care and don't want that. But the government could host their announcements, comments and videos. Using twitter/youtube is the same as stating that we will put all information for our citizens in <SomeRandomNews
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by comboy 6y ago
I still put the important part of my network behind my own router similar to yours (and in terms of security I think ubuntu server + whatever you need has likely much smaller attack surface than OpenWRT which is a piece of software just too
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by comboy 6y ago
I don't, but it was a narrow case. Part of my home-made home automation runs on wifi so I was focusing on low latency and no packets lost when using wifi in my specific building. Top of the shelf routers all had some occasional hiccups
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by comboy 6y ago
Not USG but UDM-PRO. It was the first device from them that required me to make an ubiquiti account to set it up.
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by comboy 6y ago
Argh, why do I learn about this from HN when they pretty much force me through the cloud login with UDM-Pro. Nothing in the dashboard. Also I think http://unifi/ is crap from a security standpoint. Their threat management a
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by comboy 6y ago
> Imagine if software developers were held to this standard. Time to find another team of developers. > Imagine if consumers held the billion/trillion dollar companies to this standard. Time to find another OS. What is there to i
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by comboy 6y ago
This is so counter-intuitive. I couldn't wrap my head around this and wikipedia article was more helpful to me than the article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackbird_(land_yacht) Thanks for the link.
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by comboy 6y ago
> You're stuck in the early 2010s. You only listen to Obama-era jams like Nocturne in B-Flat Minor, Op. 9, No. 1 by Frédéric Chopin and Piano Concerto No. 21 in C Major, K. 467: II. Andante by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The output it
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by comboy 6y ago
Or you could play a canon.

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