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by czbond 8y ago
Does the Pentagon "fear this", or more likely "yay this"?
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by czbond 8y ago
I used the word "entitle" - which I'm not discussing rights. Nor really, broadly applying to any group. I simply mean we're all on our own, responsible for ourselves, nothing is due anyone (not applying to federal workgr
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by czbond 8y ago
I think we were tripping up over my use of "entitle" - which I simply mean as not required to receive, without first giving. So, for example, because I exist does not simply mean I am owed a job, owed income, etc. I'm getti
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by czbond 8y ago
I don't think it is that it isn't understood that people make different lifestyle and economic decisions and we all pay for our decisions somehow no matter what they are; The sensationalism, victimization blaming, and "woe i
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by czbond 8y ago
PBS spacetime has a few great videos on the topic - Why String Theory is Wrong and Why String Theory is right: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhpGdumLRqs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTTa9YcTe1k
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by czbond 8y ago
As a layman, from your statement, what do we have now? [meaning if we don't have enough theoretical physicists]. Is it that we have enough theoretical scientist, but the predictions are not testable? Or not enough talent?
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by czbond 8y ago
I needed some more details of how the photon experiences time, and found this (first good google result). But useful. https://medium.com/starts-with-a-bang/ask-ethan-109-how-do-p...
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by czbond 8y ago
I would suggest learning decision trees (which you are doing "mentally" currently), as well as probabilistic thinking. Also, start to slowly accept that some things are worth worrying about, and many you can just roll with the pun
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by czbond 8y ago
I submit - that engineers should NOT be working on anything technical except at the highest abstraction layers. We should NOT be coding, or scaling servers. Technically minded, astute engineers are great at solving problems. In an ideal wor
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by czbond 8y ago
Ok. While idealistic, this isn't what businesses do. Businesses are required to sell, to pay salaries. Prices come down over time. Competition mounts, it gets bloody. Consolidation and then suppression of margins. Humans ARE machines,
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by czbond 8y ago
PBS Spacetime is a great series, and delves deep enough for interested layman as well as practitioners to be interested. I find the videos really good. Here is a link to one of many on black holes. https://www.youtube.com/wa
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by czbond 8y ago
I disagree. I signed up for the free initial plan of "everyday" yesterday (before seeing this thread - actually one from indiehackers). Yes, I could do something in Excel spreadsheets - but $12 is more than useful.
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by czbond 8y ago
> "Most jobs are bullshit jobs. Employment today is increasingly a heavily biased and ethically corrupt way of implementing UBI." Disagree, for now. Your statement wasn't feasible a few years ago. It took a growing volume
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by czbond 8y ago
Great reply - thank you.
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by czbond 8y ago
I'm in love with the mission - but don't want to really have to switch ecosystems again (from Linux --> Apple --> PureOS). I love OSX - could I not do the same with OSX by tightening it down?
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by czbond 8y ago
When will China publish their own pictures of the satellite dish, cooling tower, and woman on the moon? <snark> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNkmhY_ju8o
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by czbond 8y ago
While I'd agree with you 'in the wild' on a random person, if you watch Neil for a length of time on stage,.... he has an energy about him. It almost exudes as a hyperactive type of quality. Not many people are excited about
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by czbond 8y ago
Where would I go to learn from scratch how to launch a cube sat of my own? edit: or "iphone size level similar"
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by czbond 8y ago
Has anyone seen external reported audits of code & hardware for keys like Yubikey, Google Titan?
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by czbond 8y ago
Question: When you implement this, at what point (if any) do you have a user create a password?
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by czbond 8y ago
I can't offer any help, but following because the study seems very interesting.
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by czbond 8y ago
I'm drunk as shit, and this is f*cking funny. Happy Halloween! 48617070792048616c6c6f7765656e <--- Hex
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Emotional cost of being a founder(startups.co)
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by czbond 8y ago
Highly unlikely - but also, a side fact to keep it from happening again. The attack similar to this I had to help address, someone had sent an email to a client, over an Indian shared office space network. That network was found compromised
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by czbond 8y ago
Absolutely it could. However, with a secured portal - the client would know to go there, rather than email for many interactions already. Once DKIM,SPF,DMARC are on - the spoofed email is harder to do. In this particular case, I'd sugg
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by czbond 8y ago
This is very common issue; I've personally helped a company after they lost much more than this, and had to help prove to insurance/govt agencies/etc. Turn on DKIM, DMARC, and SPF records for your mail domain. Also, never sen
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by czbond 8y ago
Never retire. It is the downfall of a human being; you don't want to stop working, you're just wanting a different routine. The author mentioned things they'd prefer to do; oddly enough, they can all be done WHILE working. Ma
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by czbond 8y ago
Never trust credentials for "leaps and bounds thinking". Trust credentials for incremental, linear thinking....
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by czbond 8y ago
I agree here. Dallas,TX transplant to Denver. Boulder seems to be where you get either: college students, families with some money, and pretty introverted "doing my own thing with my own small group" older singles. On the flipside
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by czbond 8y ago
Think of how fast people's Ruby on Rails projects would be now! ;)

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