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by edejong 5y ago
I wish it was that simple. First of all, around half of the lethal accidents with motorcycles do not involve another road user. The other half is often caused by the motorcyclist due to speeding, insufficient distance or incorrect clothing
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by edejong 5y ago
Perhaps treating the other road users as people instead of derogatory terms like cagers would help. In addition, choosing a mode of transport which is literally 20 times more lethal per kilometer than driving is your responsibility. You can
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by edejong 5y ago
“And any man who must say 'I am king' is no true king at all.”
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by edejong 5y ago
Is Bird a new operating system? A distributed container orchestration system? Or perhaps a new storage system? No, it’s ornithology!
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by edejong 5y ago
And a lot of practiced medicine, unfortunately, still is.
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by edejong 5y ago
Radiolab published a podcast about it in 2020: https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/radiolab/articles/fungu...
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by edejong 5y ago
Here is my hypothesis. Our body temperature is expensive and evolutionary not 'stable'. In the past, it would make sense that in environments with lower bacterial threats, the group would select for lower body temperature in order
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by edejong 5y ago
You probably want to link the podcast: https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/radiolab/articles/fungu...
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by edejong 5y ago
On what basis...?
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by edejong 5y ago
I came here to say essentially this. But what is the name of this process where groups of people select for variety instead of optimal individuals?
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by edejong 5y ago
If you would be building a new house and willing to spend double the usual on HVAC, what would your focus be on?
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by edejong 6y ago
Yes. Auditors Trusted Enclaves (but then you trust Intel) Signed chain of I/O with full semantics specified (blockchain style).
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by edejong 6y ago
In short: shared values.
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by edejong 6y ago
The RIVM is a scientific institute. In addition to that, they provide an advisory service to the Dutch government and to the Dutch population. You should never believe anyone outright (including oneself). So yes, you get to choose when to b
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by edejong 6y ago
I don't think the GP is claiming they are separate fields. However, I would say they are separate modes of thinking and require different skill sets. For example, software architecture around systems design might involve thinking of di
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by edejong 6y ago
No, it wasn't novel. History is full of prior examples of large scale outbreaks. Wide scale, highly detailed simulations have been performed over the years. Crisis managers have warned for decades that we were not prepared for the next
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by edejong 6y ago
I call that a failure of governance. A ship's bridge or a plane's cockpit might mostly be a place for slow decision making. However, in times of crisis, it should show off its true nature and effectivity.
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by edejong 6y ago
I remember it differently here in the Netherlands. While the Dutch CDC was actively downplaying the severity and risk of the virus in Februari, plane-loads of masks and other protective equipment were shipped to China. Many Asians were acti
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by edejong 6y ago
I'd join!
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by edejong 6y ago
We don't have data sheets, like professional electronic components have. I guess we value Turing/Church more than predictability.
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by edejong 6y ago
I heard that the pressure difference might rupture your ear drums.
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by edejong 6y ago
No, the questions the security professional should ask are these: 1. Which resources are held by the company? 2. Which actors are interested in these resources (both benign and malicious)? 3. What could threaten the confidentiality, integri
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by edejong 6y ago
It sounds like you are interested in a (distributed) capability-based security model. [1] [1] https://enacademic.com/dic.nsf/enwiki/295618
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by edejong 6y ago
From which legislation? The faltering nation-states?
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by edejong 6y ago
Now, this gets weird. I used to be able to do this on my iPhone 7. Now on the iPhone X I am making typos constantly...
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by edejong 6y ago
Well, I browse a lot of the web using my keyboard using either Vimium or Tridactyl. Together with i3, it feels like a totally different and pleasant experience.
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by edejong 6y ago
X_{t+1} = Y_t Doesn’t have to.
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by edejong 6y ago
The nefarious thing is that nobody wants currency, markets are over priced and investors need collateral. So, they go to the banks who in turn sell outrageous mortgages to home owners.
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by edejong 6y ago
Oh really, where did you look it up? https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/master
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by edejong 6y ago
Thanks. I intentionally stayed outside of the business domain, since I believe it is a subset of the problem domain. But, then again, I agree the orientation should be around the added value and as such, most likely, the business domain.

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