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Here's a 2019 presentation from Lockheed Martin about how they are implementing SAFe for their F-16 software development. They went from throwing a whole new program over the wall to flight test in 3-4 years to delivering an testable i
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Star Raiders™. New Game. Private Property. (1982 Atari ad)
(twitter.com)
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And if you’re going to say “Don’tdo SAFe, you sure suggest some alternatives.
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Flutter 2022 Strategy
(docs.google.com)
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I had a haunted USB cable that would somehow cause USB to stop working in any device I plugged it into (until I rebooted the device). Once I figured out it was a problem with a USB cable, identifying the faulty USB cable required rebooting
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My Samsung TV remote used to stop working once a week, every week. The only fix was "rebooting" the remote by popping the batteries out and back in.
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Speeding up the Rust compiler without changing its code
(kobzol.github.io)
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Chinese citizens use puns to get past internet censors
(restofworld.org)
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All About E: A Language That Infiltrated JavaScript
(thenewstack.io)
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Hamilton's Pharmacopeia did a show about people who could be temporarily woken from their comas by Ambien: > The first awakening occurred in 1999 when a man who had spent three years in a persistent vegetative state spontaneously re
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Andrew Waterman’s PhD dissertation, “Design of the RISC-V Instruction Set Architecture”, is quite accessible and starts with a similar analysis of other ISAs (including OpenRISC): https://www2.eecs.berkeley.edu/Pubs/Tec
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Human hibernation is a real possibility
(newscientist.com)
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Comparing Floating-Point Numbers Is Tricky (2017)
(bitbashing.io)
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But isn’t the drawn screen always two frames (32 ms) behind the game loop’s current frame?
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If you have tech support or knowledge base articles for your product, you can include unique error codes in your error messages so that Googling the error code will find the appropriate support article. Microsoft is pretty good about this w
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Netflix might get into cloud gaming, forms another new game studio
(polygon.com)
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By "voters who got the 'right answers'", I meant voters whose votes most closely matched the final election results. If some voters always match the results of the group, then those voters are representative of the group
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Also "The Prefect", which takes place in the Revelation Space universe but is not connected to the other novels. The main plot in The Prefect is about applying updates to voting software. :) https://en.wikipedia.org
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Oakland cops hope to arm robots with lethal shotguns
(theintercept.com)
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This reminds of “liquid democracy”: voters can delegate their votes (including fractional votes) to other people (representatives, friends, caregivers, etc), organizations, or, in this case, an AI. I’d say most voters already do this, refer
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Save you some time: > an older Chinese-speaking woman in a university locker room when we were changing clothes … asked me what I thought the Chinese characters on my shoulder (tattoo #1) meant, and I told her. Then she asked me what I w
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Low-Dose Potassium Community Trial: Sign Up Now
(slimemoldtimemold.com)
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Nikola founder Trevor Milton convicted on three charges of fraud
(engadget.com)
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I don't know what WiGLE users do with the data, but I read the WiGLE admins sold Wi-Fi location data to Microsoft to bootstrap Bing Maps back in the day: https://wigle.net/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=586 I helped bootst
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Like the Twitter employee who bragged that Twitter employees can turn off ads in their personal accounts.
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Related: a GDC 2018 presentation with Richard Garriott and other people from the UO dev team sharing stories from UO's early days: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnnsDi7Sxq0
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It's not unlike documentary filmmaker Errol Morris's "Interrotron": > An Interrotron is a clever film making device used to create up-close, face-to-face interviews. The Interrotron makes it simple to create in-your-f
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Emoji only 'old people' use that have Gen Z rolling their eyes
(dailymail.co.uk)
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Project Starline expands testing through an early access program
(blog.google)
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What non-presentation source material do Steve Jobs voice actors train with? Seems like that same source material can be used to train the AI voice.
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