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by edoo 7y ago
This can easily be channeled into a positive. If you are consuming information that has value I don't see the problem. I binge a little on engineering videos each week that add to my personal and professional life. I love absorbing
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by edoo 7y ago
Or always buy two and dissect one.
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by edoo 7y ago
The only reason they got in trouble is they themselves were offering up the files for sharing. Otherwise it is still a valid business plan.
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by edoo 7y ago
Wow because on both sides if you had half a brain a) the lawyers wouldn't have been caught and b) it would be effortless to defend against because there is no proof it was you on your broadband IP unless you flat out admitted it instea
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by edoo 7y ago
Since gravitational waves travel at the speed of light there should be a delay as well where the gravity of one body is affecting another from where it was not where it is. For earth that is where the sun was 8 minutes ago. Technically th
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by edoo 7y ago
We know we have to keep kids sheltered from people which may have unscrupulous neural networks at play looking for a way to further their own goals at the expense of a child's well being and overall health. Engagement on the internet i
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VLF using 4 inch antenna(elektormagazine.com)
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by edoo 7y ago
I always assume malloc success and that if it were to return null the system is screwed anyway and the app will just abort. I write a lot of 'critical' C/C++ now on embedded systems with mere KB of RAM and just never use the
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by edoo 7y ago
When I was younger my programs would start to fall apart after a few thousand lines. It took a LOT of practice, both writing programs from scratch and working on large programs that were correctly designed. One thing to remember is the act
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by edoo 7y ago
Not yet, but it happened at my friend's house whose dad was an aerospace engineer.
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by edoo 7y ago
Talk about deja vu seeing that first picture of the guy trying to fly. I jumped out a tree when I was a kid with a plastic grocery bag at each foot, knee, wrist, elbow, and my neck. I didn't break anything but I never did it again.
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by edoo 7y ago
I was a very shy child due to severe emotional abuse. I assumed everyone was going to demand the same interactions and therefore avoided interactions. Helping me see it was basically the same as overcoming it. If you are shy with girls th
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by edoo 7y ago
This is an awful SDL engine example. I've made rendering engines before. You should for example have a second windowless openGL context with its own thread so that you can be sending drawing commands at the same time you are updating
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by edoo 7y ago
I had to make a little power interceptor board with a current limiting IC to meet hazardous environment requirements for a product. During testing (shorting power through the chip) I decided to stick my finger on there and discovered a pre
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by edoo 7y ago
Search for instances of slaughter on this page http://www.english.illinois.edu/maps/depression/dustbowl.htm Wickard vs Filburn is the atrocity that allowed them to destroy farmers fields.
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by edoo 7y ago
This reminds me of FDR burning fields of grain and killing herds of cattle to drive prices up even while people were starving. The high level goals are to 'improve' things but some serious bugs got introduced into the process tha
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by edoo 7y ago
Great point. I am constantly amazed by my conditioned bias towards trust even in the constant face of contradictory evidence regarding these groups.
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by edoo 7y ago
Unless the jig is to go to the NSA for 5-10 years, build up contacts, then get recruited into a firm that pays insanely for your connections. As far as I can tell the near sole purpose of the NSA/CIA is national level corporate espion
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by edoo 7y ago
How do you get charged for leaks if you weren't the leaker?
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by edoo 7y ago
Technically you have 3 months to click the 'download all account data' button and it is from the moment of the inactivity trigger, which would reasonably be many months itself.
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by edoo 7y ago
It is a mental exercise to re-frame the problem. Sure it would be inefficient but the point is every stage could be done with reinforcement learning from a high level abstract design without every dealing with 'code'.
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by edoo 7y ago
I don't think we are too far off and AI will be the key. Sometimes I like to remember that anything a computer can do can be done by thousands of people in an office. Take a program you've worked on and think about how you would
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by edoo 7y ago
I recreated an SQS style service on AWS for sole purpose of avoiding being locked into Amazon. It used their autoscale system and was about the dumbest simplest api you can imagine, just depositing messages into a geographically replicated
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by edoo 7y ago
Yes I'd like to know how he is getting over $1M for this. I have an old laptop that would likely hold at least 7 pieces of malware.
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by edoo 7y ago
From my perspective it seems like even 5 years ago data scientists were more about creating and validating ways to look at the data whereas today it is more about processing the data with the standard tools and methodologies. Data processi
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by edoo 7y ago
History shows any group that is disarmed by another group is about to get run over. The logic scales from the individuals of a nation to the nation itself.
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by edoo 7y ago
Smartphones are totally toys. I am so efficient on a desktop I can't stand to use them for anything work related. I pretty much use it to glance at emails and take pictures. Oh and don't forget the government mandated backdoors
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by edoo 7y ago
He showed that the square root of 2 was an irrational.
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by edoo 7y ago
I meant the governments of South America which were being spied on and I believe it was all of them.
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by edoo 7y ago
IIRC most of South America was furious as they were all active targets of the exposed spying.

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