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by crmrc114 7y ago
This article sounds alarmist. "Revenue fell 12% to $412 billion in 2019, the Semiconductor Industry Association said Monday in a statement. That’s the biggest drop since 2001, when industry sales slumped 32% as the dot-com bubble burst
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Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. This sounds like someone who did not know how to use AWS and trying to treat an EC2 virt like an email server circa 1998. Can someone explain why anyone would want to do a setup like described in the art
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Deep link from the article to a page that the professor made to explain this https://www.poshenloh.com/quadraticdetail/
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This looks like it could be pretty nifty for some niche use cases. Cool find!
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I knew this happened, but I never knew why it happened so often- or that it was actually coded into a word(Capacitor Plague) with a timeframe.(99-07) I just thought we quit buying dirt cheap caps in consumer electronics. I have not seen a m
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Good Point, maybe we should just start flagging all posts that are pay-walled? Why feed traffic to a site and pay their advertisers when they don't want us.
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Fair-Use. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fair_use This is disputed however, fun read here https://gould.usc.edu/why/students/orgs/ilj/assets/docs/25-3...
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Trimread link if you despise the auto-playing video on forbes https://beta.trimread.com/articles/4010
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by crmrc114 7y ago
Since the linked page made the fans spin up on my laptop. Here is a trimread link https://beta.trimread.com/articles/4006
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When someone on the street corner tells you the world is ending you ignore them. You dont need a complex technical or social solution. When someone tells me that xyz plant oil cures cancer or the earth is flat... I ignore them. If I want to
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Flowers for Algernon? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flowers_for_Algernon
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This kind of insanity- can our legislators please consult someone in technology before they try and rip apart digital privacy because a few bad actors exist. The classic "Will someone think of the children!" pearl clutching also b
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Yeah, this is a pretty cool post I never considered doing something like this in the shell. It seems silly to me that I forget how powerful basic tooling in the native shell can be.. sometimes I have a jackhammer and I forget that a sledgeh
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Oh cool cool, I thought I had a stroke or was missing something here. This is a cool idea in that case.
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So I get that things were easier before all networks needed to be treated as zero trust. But should we really return to that? Just adding another layer of network abstraction with another malted milk-ball network security configuration? (go
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Dumb question maybe... but why would you not just configure this yourself on a single virt/host? Most of these services would take less than a day to configure. So many questions on why this is a good thing. Like, there are countless w
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Not sure why you were down voted but yes, the Russians have been using phage therapy for years. The issue (for the USA at least) is how do you approve a drug or treatment that can evolve? We simply don't have a regulatory framework for
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Trim link if your employer like mine blocks some of the archive sites. https://beta.trimread.com/articles/3236
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https://krebsonsecurity.com/2020/01/cryptic-rumblings-ahead-... "This component was introduced into Windows more than 20 years ago — back in Windows NT 4.0. Consequently, all versions of Windows are likely af
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Reminds me of how we used to pour mercury everywhere to find gold- https://pubs.usgs.gov/fs/2005/3014/
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Take pity on those of us who collect retro-ware http://forums.irixnet.org/thread-1779.html
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Link to Irix.cc thread http://forums.irixnet.org/thread-1779.html
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Ask HN: Y2038 Problem and SGI IRIX and Others
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That's great, actually my point. I just see so many of these news articles get posted and the same two posts come up with each one. There is a very anti-genomic analysis group. I think they can be as noisy as the anti-vax movement. I a
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Which one do you pick? I have a belief that our nation is so large and its people so vast in difference of opinion we are technically different social nations. I would not be able or want to live in a place like California- their laws are i
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Does the media have to clutch pearls every time 23 and me does something? 1. No, the FUD that insurance companies are going to discriminate against you is not going to happen. (At least in the USA) https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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I fail to understand how a combination of GPS and Machine vision could not overcome the need for a dedicated telemetry system. I mean yeah if you don't want to build a machine vision system to handle this I guess.... But my John Deere
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Because I worked at Amazon and I know how seriously they take data security.
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I have a couple of these devices outside along with some more traditional hardware going to a local DVR. I wanted cloud video storage in the event someone stole my dvr. I accept that someone someone may have access to this footage. I trust
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Looks like cost calculations were done with "NREL ATB low" https://atb.nrel.gov/electricity/2019/changes.html Example for wind: "The Low cost case was updated to reflect recent bottom-up analysis re

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