crmrc114

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   by crmrc114 6y ago

   Okay I really don't get "market-based, data-driven mechanism for democratizing access to forest carbon markets." This entire website feels like https://thisstartupdoesnotexist.com/ Can someone please give me
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   by crmrc114 6y ago

   Sure, lets talk about cities before the advent of interchangeable parts and the industrial revolution to argue for why early industry did not need rail or waterway to carry heavy logistics. Makes sense.
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   by crmrc114 6y ago

   I mean, like I also have bees and livestock. Not sure why my parent comment here is getting downvoted like crazy. But yeah some people just don't like the cosmopolitanism. Then again I enjoy Walden and nature. This is getting a bit met
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   by crmrc114 6y ago

   Right, next to waterways and railroads.
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   by crmrc114 6y ago

   I have lived in walking cities, I prefer to have a car. I can enjoy my own music or podcast- my own schedule in the case of mass transit. I can also enjoy my own aircon and heat settings. I know lots of people want to bike/walk everywh
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   by crmrc114 6y ago

   I think the point being made here is that manufacturing and distribution require roads. People can live in sardine cans however manufacturing / industrial sectors cannot. Zooming in on a engineering marvel for traffic handling and comp
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   by crmrc114 6y ago

   There is actually a whole backstory to people ignoring the idea because she was a woman etc. The navy initially turned down the technology when she presented it. More the the main point I made above- people did not know what they were looki
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   by crmrc114 6y ago

   I just wanted people to have to google it and learn if they did not know, and here you are ruining that game for me! Anyhow nice film on this for anyone interested: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombshell:_The_Hedy_Lama
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   by crmrc114 6y ago

   Thats a black or white fallacy: I think carried to the extreme it would be like me making the claim that kids who use tablets will become software engineers. My argument, is that screen time makes kids better at interacting with screens. Fo
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    by crmrc114 6y ago

    This is not a new problem when people look at technology all day. You are basically saying that you have seen so many birds that there can never be a black swan. Not without complex xy and z factors. This is a perspective problem that can t
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    by crmrc114 6y ago

    I have a rackmount server running centos, however many people like to stream from pi's or nvidia shields with external hard drives. https://support.plex.tv/articles/221099648-limitations-when-... https:/&#x2
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    by crmrc114 6y ago

    So, per this page: "The study followed them over the next 2.5 years, bringing them into the lab at 18 months and 3.5 years. At the 18-month and 3.5-year visits, toddlers took part in a computer task in which they were trained to search
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    by crmrc114 6y ago

    I use plex to stream music to my chromecast's without issue. I buy my music on Amazon in mp3 format. I dont buy music to support the artist primarily. I just dont trust streaming services to keep my music on there for 20+ years. My lib
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    by crmrc114 6y ago

    So clicking the wired link in the post then doing ctrl+f I found where they are getting this from https://www.wired.com/story/bill-gates-on-covid-most-us-test... I think wired is generally not out there trying to libel
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    by crmrc114 6y ago

    I think the core problem is this: In building ANY documentation you have a slider between cost, freshness and accuracy. You can pick any two. You can NEVER obtain all three. My last place of work was a large FAANG and we had multiple knowle
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    by crmrc114 6y ago

    Can someone on HN explain why some links to medium try to make me setup an account to read while others go to a clean well designed blog style post, the way they should. Is this a setting based on popularity of the article? who is posting?
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    by crmrc114 6y ago

    https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/20200723112757.GN5523@worktop.p... Yeah, that reply made me laugh. Never change Kernel mailing list, never change.
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    by crmrc114 6y ago

    So days after the rest of the press calls out their issues and a ton of internal leaks about ransomware they finally issue a public statement. God forbid they had a data leak, we would not know until next year at the rate of customer facing
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    by crmrc114 6y ago

    Is this obsession with oversimplification of complex topics into two choices a uniquely American problem? As an American I cant help but think our entertainment "news" cycles and narrative compression from commentators has contrib
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    by crmrc114 6y ago

    Looks like it was confirmed here earlier I just missed the feed https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23926289
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    by crmrc114 6y ago

    Took a snapshot of the page on archive in the event the poster deletes the post, since it sounds like its a leak from internal IT. The scope of this attack could be corp IT vs production systems. I would hope that the authentication domain
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    Unconfirmed Reports Garmin Hit by Ransomware(reddit.com)

    5 points by crmrc114 6y ago|3 comments
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    by crmrc114 6y ago

    You will be paid, you will work. Many people go to Amazon just to get it on their CV then they fly away. They rarely keep talent over 3 years. (Afaik) Ask for retention data for the department you are joining if you want a clear picture. My
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    by crmrc114 6y ago

    Many businesses are already doing this with AWS. I don't use Azure but I am sure they have a identical offering. Don't think you can go full dumb terminal / thin client yet. Plenty of people around me can't get internet
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    by crmrc114 6y ago

    I hate that I love the graph on this page. Like I normally cannot stand complex, pretty, responsive design. But damn, it was done well and helps consume the data easier, clearly presenting the authors point.
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    by crmrc114 6y ago

    I am very confused? Like, we have legal "gangs", they are called Clubs, Non-Profits and Political Orgs. By definition a true gang ->(define:gang = "an organised group of criminals") When a group of people commits crim
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    by crmrc114 6y ago

    Mailservers are a royal PITA. And may god help you if your assigned ip block is blacklisted because of some previous user. Mail delivery is just much less painful when you pay someone else with dedicated infrastructure. Kinda sucks because
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    by crmrc114 6y ago

    I am not going to be putting projects I work on or internal details covered by NDA on any platform. Short of someone doing their own thing and selling their own services I think most people would be in the same boat as me. Titles convey som
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    by crmrc114 6y ago

    I really wish there were more technical details on their potable water, black and gray water treatment as well as power, heating and cooling. I hate when something cool like this makes it to press and the awesome details are left out.
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    by crmrc114 6y ago

    At some point people are going to wake up and figure out that we are all human, and we all have a collection of unique threads in our fabric. There is an recent and pervasive behavior in American media and MegaCorp that is now engaged in st