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The #1 enginering design pattern is to obey speed of light transfer of information latency. Moving data into and out of MongoDB has that unavoidable cost, and it is a waste if the only thing you want is JSON formatting of the same data alre
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Until they use it in a Felony trial and their means/methods get cross examined. No trade secrets in forensics bro.
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Expect flood of Ring zero days in 3 ... 2 ... 1 ...
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Nah. Buffet wants in, but he wants his niche which is reinsurance; covering pools who get hit with cancer patients and car wrecks so they can expense risk as a line item and keep much lower cash reserves.
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1) UX for doctors. Make it easy to log records of visits without secretarial support. 2) Pharmacy at the Amazon warehouse for 90% of most used drugs. 3) Diabetes/endocrine specialist by Amazon as a kiosk in Whole Foods. Most preventabl
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LED lights and electric furnaces going out of vogue. Electric vehicles, end of Moore's law means CPU racks giving off waste heat will hold value long enough to invest in them.
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Physics. You don't have to pay the speed of light transfer latency when you store a bit locally. Not sure of how much more efficient the memristor is over having transistors + local storage.
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TLDR; worry about insulin stimulation not total calories.
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Cutting sugar, not being wholly sedentary, and having life long friends is 90% of preventative care.
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SCOTUS also decided Alvarez [0] in 2012. False statements are protected by the 1st Amendment unless they rise to the level of an enumerated exemption. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Alvarez
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This isn't about an APT hacking a server. This is about speech which does not rise to the level of a crime under the 1st Amendment. If we are to take your argument for what it is saying, the 1st Amendment does not apply to say Mexicans
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The US Supreme Court ruled that fake news is not illegal under the 1st Amendment, United States v. Alvarez, 567 U.S. 709 (2012). Muller is attempting to turn the US into a totalitarian state where you can be prosecuted for saying something
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Or rewrite it in LLVM.
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Duh. Ask Chinese grad student about it. They know who the active communist party members are and who they don't speak their mind in front of about affairs back home.
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Peak clown car.
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3D printer. Only problem is refining the fissile material unless you have a fusion reactor laying around.
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Or tell them to piss off, find a magistrate, and get a warrant. In the history of NSLs has DOJ ever not done this when pressed?
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Do this at the LLVM level and you get way more languages for free.
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Also a high rate of insulin resistance. You can't stay on an NFL diet after you retire. The NFL should get retirees a free pre-made meal plan and gym membership.
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VCs are the equity equivalent of loan sharks. U.S. Startups got eaten alive.
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9y ago
Like the time John Deere took them out in a region by doing a DynamoDB stress test ;)
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This hits home in Iowa. They just started using it to determine bail. https://businessrecord.com/Content/Law-Government/Law-Govern...
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Is there any effort to make WASM run under Ruby? Seems like easy work to get high performance without bespoke work on Ruby's VM.
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I use a monolith AWS Lambda function. No need for snowflakes unless some cary huge binaries.
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Most basic research is there. It is more of an engineering effort to get full spectrum mRNA and protein histograms cheap and fast enough.
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The holy grail is a full spectrum metabolome screen that gets a histogram of both proteins and mRNA. I expect this in the next five years commercially. It will wipe out almost all other tests, be available at your pharmacist.
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Fitts law.
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Lol. Canadians suddenly realize the NSA is up in their Alexa.
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Where is the C/C++ support!!!!
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9y ago
Smart contracts formalize contracts.
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