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by creer 2y ago
Funny. And yet many will try and find someone to sue their landlord because their buildings are sub-standard, while the artist communities will seek buildings that could not even be permitted for human habitation, and build up from there.
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by creer 2y ago
It helps to have ongoing foot traffic. But otherwise Open Studio days can drag in customers into artist ghettos from quite a distance, and into neighborhoods were nobody goes.
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by creer 2y ago
Artists have taste, a need for space at a low price, a tolerance for breaking the law (in particular zoning, building inspections, workplace health), some measure of community (to form groups, help each other, take on larger rehab projects)
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by creer 2y ago
Why do you think so many things are not measurable? It's very hard to poll or measure things to within a fraction of one percent with most audiences. But that's not what's needed for advertising. And in marketing you probably
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by creer 2y ago
Interesting mixing up of "an object" worth collecting and "the documents" such as director interviews, deleted scenes, commentaries, etc - also worth collecting but in what sense? I mean the documents are the same if the
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by creer 2y ago
The article is there.
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by creer 2y ago
Exactly. More generally, the promoters of electronic payments mock other forms while piling constraints, skipping features, adding costs, sneaking in more onerous terms and conditions. Example: My bank will let me schedule in advance and wi
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California's most innovative pot companies are giving up on legal weed(sfgate.com)
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by creer 2y ago
Light sparkles probably contain randomness yes, if your image processing doesn't remove it. So for example, perhaps find a way to not discard location in the image, timing from image to image, intensity - all of which will contain some
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by creer 2y ago
This is the FFM paper, one of the papers in question (since no mention of a TAICHI here): https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-024-07687-4 A Tsinghua page mentions only this paper. https://media.au.tsinghu
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by creer 2y ago
Interesting constrast with the Las Vegas room searches.
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by creer 2y ago
Does it mean that it would be constitutional if each tower kept its own log? Or then, if the database server collated a separate log for each tower as it went? How would one-log-per-tower be different from a surveillance video tape? Hmmm...
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by creer 2y ago
Or not even any programming and showing one of the online Codenames on the phone - just for the map.
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by creer 2y ago
Memorizing the layouts altogether would be a step too far. And probably some people could do it... I was thinking more of remembering that the layouts have basic characteristics: a team's words are not bunched on one side, or all lined
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by creer 2y ago
Codenames is a word guessing game - in part. It's also a game of ingenuity, of knowing your players / spymasters, of players trying to be better as a group than as individuals, of paying attention (and using the other team's
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by creer 2y ago
Lots of great questions already raised. A few more: - Are YOU wanting to make most of the money on this item, or on later upgrades? Or on building an entire company on the ecosystem or method? - Are there weird payment barriers on the custo
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by creer 2y ago
More summary of how it apparently went at defcon https://old.reddit.com/r/Defcon/comments/1eoe4u7/so_the_guy_...
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by creer 2y ago
Or perhaps at Apple scale, you can make more money with two manufacturing pipelines rather than one. Because of country issues, it seems to me if anything they need to run more than one manufacturing track anyway.
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by creer 2y ago
We'll get more detail tomorrow from Defcon - as to where the flaw is located. Apparently something in that neighborhood allows persistence - and for the attack not to be reported.
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by creer 2y ago
What struck me is "company-specific and mission-specific" vs "NOT mission specific such as the domain of library or platform functionality." The current method is hurting mission-specific achievements. That doesn't
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by creer 2y ago
Persists in BIOS flash most likely - that's the writeable place. Re-flashable if the invaded BIOS even tells you that it's been changed (why would it?). And then if it lets you reflash (why would it). Let you switch to the 2nd BIO
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by creer 2y ago
It doesn't even necessarily need a running/enabled BMC.
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by creer 2y ago
Isn't the question whether a firmware / BIOS / microcode invasion is detectable given that the firmware has been taken over? The answer being probably not. Except for reading the flash memory at the chip level which is most l
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by creer 2y ago
Speaking of compute density, do people do multi-bit standard cells these days? In their standard cell libraries? One thing we were trying way back then was standard cells that integrated one flip flop or latch and some logic function into o
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by creer 2y ago
Fair enough. Common examples in storage and transmission. Not so common in computing for now. The closest obvious computing example, to my mind, is analog neural net blocks meant to be integrated in digital (binary) systems. Not ternary, ol
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by creer 2y ago
Yes and / but you now have "long distance" cross-chip busses where driving and receiving from that internal network is part of the cost of doing business.
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by creer 2y ago
I don't see anything fundamentally obvious about this (chip design and arch background). If you look at chip photographs, you see massive amounts of space dedicated to wiring compared to the "logic cells" area, if you include
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by creer 2y ago
Is you want more insight in what happens these days see also crazy modulation schemes like XPIC (cross-polarization interference cancelling) which is something like polarization-division multiplexing, and countless phase and amplitude trans
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by creer 2y ago
> is it significantly faster, smaller, or less power-hungry than 4 conventional NAND gates running in parallel? It's not implemented any one of these several manners just for the hell of it. Everything has tradeoffs (which vary with
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by creer 2y ago
Perfectly functional as a seat.

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