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811.
by comboy 6y ago
Is it common to put fake features in silicon to make reverse engineering harder?
812.
by comboy 6y ago
Is it really possible to get such analysis if you're not a macos developer? From a layman point of view, I would take a list of instructions executed during common case OS usage and then extract the most common patterns (basically comp
813.
by comboy 6y ago
Now I have to ask, what kind of side project requires such a high quality sensor?
814.
by comboy 6y ago
Is it really? Theoretically with perfect information you don't need to go to war, you can just compute the result and start with treaty negotiations.
815.
by comboy 6y ago
Thanks for such a detailed reply.
816.
by comboy 6y ago
Which is then a problem when you try to explain them that yes, you are sure the issue is with their service and not your setup. But what's your reason to be going such lengths instead of just plugging UDM into their router? Unless it w
817.
by comboy 6y ago
I disagree. I haven't touched urbit in a long time but learning the language (hoon) and trying to do something with it was a delightful experience. After learning some number of programming languages it's hard to find something ne
818.
by comboy 6y ago
Right? We would have never had humans in the first place without a government intervention when these replications were getting out of control!
819.
by comboy 6y ago
I started doing my home automation 15 years ago. Without much care, because surely, anything I'm able to do will be on mass market in a few years. Long story short even ignoring relying on 3rd party servers and privacy concerns there
820.
by comboy 6y ago
There are so many IT companies craving for coders, just saying.
821.
by comboy 6y ago
May I ask why do you care about that setting? edit: I thought they support "replica" but not "logical" thus the question
822.
by comboy 6y ago
I remember this one and I’m pretty certain he is not that stupid. Must have been political pressure. Maybe AI is/was taboo.
823.
by comboy 6y ago
Fantastic. They clearly took into account vast user base not interested in electronics and tinkering and just interested in a cheap PC. SD card with system included which was a hassle for novice users. And they even kept GPIO outside for th
824.
by comboy 6y ago
https://github.com/BreeeZe/rpos
825.
by comboy 6y ago
Special. I mean the whole way looking at it seems wrong to me. There is no "rest of the world" in relativity. Assigning some objective vector to everybody doesn't work. These only make sense from some specific point of view.
826.
by comboy 6y ago
When we are talking about malware that's irrelevant. And if we are talking about inspecting Apple's traffic, I don't think you should trust things you see on their hardware running their operating system.
827.
by comboy 6y ago
I think it does if they do not occupy the exact same space. It's only objective that they have the same velocity from their point of view (but then parallel lines concept hardly makes any sense).
828.
by comboy 6y ago
The decision is questionable, but you can always inspect traffic from the machine outside it, I would even say that's preferable in context of malware.
829.
by comboy 6y ago
Relativity.
830.
by comboy 6y ago
Axes being parallel by whose point of view?
831.
by comboy 6y ago
Traditionally we used to kill animals (or even people) to satisfy gods. We learn. If you are assuming you are made of atoms and consciousness is emergent property that is not breaking any laws of physics, then.. well instead of giving up an
832.
by comboy 6y ago
I meant that you could make the same argument for non-simulated reality.
833.
by comboy 6y ago
s/bits/atoms
834.
by comboy 6y ago
> row X that takes up 1kb. I replace it with row Y that takes up 500b. I then write row Z after row Y that takes up 500b. I thought there is a fixed amount of space allocated per row and varying length blobs are stored elsewhere, is my u
835.
by comboy 6y ago
Unless they publish some canary they may not be able to do that.
836.
by comboy 6y ago
In theory, I would just charge the CEO. That should be default. CEO can defend himself pointing to people who made the decision without his acknowledgement if that was the case. CEO should have trustworthy people manage the company. I said
837.
by comboy 6y ago
From my limited experience with time series, not being able to insert data older than X seems like a big disadvantage that may bite later down the road. Bugs happen.
838.
by comboy 6y ago
I understand say OP-1. But how much time on average have you spent on each of those pocket operators? And are you able to use it productively after leaving it alone for some time without checking manual?
839.
by comboy 6y ago
Supermarkets are a shitshow and from my point of view it's way worse than anything that's happening in the digital world. There are only a few players and that's where all people buy their groceries. If you're not there,
840.
by comboy 6y ago
Note that this is not mining, just running a full node. When running one, signature verification is most of what your CPU is doing.

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