crb002

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   by crb002 8y ago

   Obama screwed the US by stopping Intel MIC sales to China. That forced them to roll up their sleeves and bootstrap their own semiconductor industry.
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   by crb002 8y ago

   https://ialottery.com/PDF/Legal/BoardMaterials/2011/BoardPac... - Last minutes citing some of Diaz's whistleblower concerns.
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   by crb002 8y ago

   Way worse than NYT uncovers. The Iowa Attorney General conspired with the Iowa Lotto to charge the Iowa Lotto VP of Security with an "annoying speech" simple misdemeanor in retaliation for him blowing the whistle to Iowa Citizens
4. 664.▲
   by crb002 8y ago

   Should be able to hot boot the VM with the right tooling. You can reuse HPC "checkpoint" code from supercomputing environments as a generic hammer for Python/Ruby/JVM. Some Russians figured out how to do it in userspace
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   by crb002 8y ago

   It's been around for at least 5 years with no real market traction. Processors in memory fix the Von Neuman bottleneck. Great for REGEX, none have floating point yet to make them useful for scientific code.
6. 666.▲
   by crb002 8y ago

   I bet I know the Ukrainian contractor that released it. :p It's a draconian security model, not there to fleece farmers. You want Tesla style updates lobby Deere for them and they will invest in bringing it to market.
7. 667.▲
   by crb002 9y ago

   TSMC customers are diversifying into ASICs on "7nm". Shelf life of chips is about to get a lot longer.
8. 668.▲
   by crb002 9y ago

   Homogenized is OK. Better UX that is evidence based than betting the farm on an art project.
9. 669.▲
   by crb002 9y ago

   C++ needs a standard "contrib" set of headers like Ruby. Relatively stable, but only anointed if moved into the STL.
10. 670.▲
    by crb002 9y ago

    HAXL has been known for years.
11. 671.▲
    by crb002 9y ago

    A.I. is commodity compute. You can't pull out.
12. 672.▲
    by crb002 9y ago

    Big leak used to be Greenspan carrying a thin or fat briefcase.
13. 673.▲
    by crb002 9y ago

    Could be non-malicious if they want to prevent redundancy of the same video going up twice or just laziness in engineers who didn't build D in their CRUD.
14. 674.▲
    by crb002 9y ago

    The company got days of free discovery from this guy videotaping everything saving them tens of thousands of dollars. If anything they should be thanking him for his coverage of the trespassers.
15. 675.▲
    by crb002 9y ago

    Deere Forestry and other manufactures have GPS coordinates of all major gear in Brazil. We don't need to use acoustics.
16. 676.▲
    by crb002 9y ago

    Did some custom AutoCAD software for CAT back in the late 1990s. Their IT department auto-deleted our package, had to drive our tech back to Illinois to re-install it.
17. 677.▲
    by crb002 9y ago

    VS was in there. +1 for Borland, I loved their C++ debugger.
18. 678.▲
    by crb002 9y ago

    PSA. 1) Withhold 35% of your gains for tax. 2) Realize any losses before the end of December, and reinvest #1.
19. 679.▲
    by crb002 9y ago

    Why Iran and not Israel?
20. 680.▲
    by crb002 9y ago

    IBM/Lenovo can do it too. Custom fabric for affinity of Lambdas and in memory S3 on the same rack for insanely low latency. Killer is an MPI Broadcast primitive over a tree network and other bare bone equivalents of fundamental MPI ope
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    by crb002 9y ago

    The Fortune 500 have an alternative. Build a nonprofit cooperative for their own data centers. Offer only S3, in memory S3, RDS, Lambda (with GPU/FPGA instances too), and SQS equivalents as generic compute services. KISS. Beat AWS on p
22. 682.▲
    by crb002 9y ago

    SQLite is litteraly used by the military in their Android phones.
23. 683.▲
    by crb002 9y ago

    Finally. Been asking for this for years.
24. 684.▲
    by crb002 9y ago

    Would relativity explain a lot of it? "Empty" space isn't always empty. You put a camera anywhere in the known universe and almost instantly it will get bombarded by particles. All those particles in flight, albeit sparse, ha
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    by crb002 9y ago

    The prison as a monastic/craftsman environment would be closer to reality. Programming, poetry, pottery ... the craft that is mastered is broad. The monastic side of healthy food, exercise, and solitude by choice (a few hours of solita
26. 686.▲
    by crb002 9y ago

    AWS Lambda needs a generic C/Linux API instead of supporting every language out there.
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    by crb002 9y ago

    I'm most worried about F=MA. Micro satellites that are almost all fuel attaching to large pieces of space debris for extra mass and tug boating them into a collision course with military satellites. Large satellites are the new air cra
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    by crb002 9y ago

    Dark Web 101. Encrypt client side. Use a trusted browser extension not their arbitrary website. Law enforcement 101. Don't blow your cover. Ignore 95% of the transactions and focus on the few major racketeering cases that matter. Let t
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    by crb002 9y ago

    Come to Iowa. Our State legislature made a haven for exchanges that is virtually immune from fraud. https://twitter.com/leerood/status/971445822524190729
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    by crb002 9y ago

    I was impressed by the user interface of the Audi Q5, while at the same time horrified of the the attack surface that goes far beyond the Jeep hack. Germans, especially Audi, need to hardware condom media system writes to the CAN bus and co