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evgen
6y ago
Yes, running Streisand or Algo on a small DO droplet will net out to be a better choice than this. You are going to get the potential to run some services on the endpoint, you can map a DNS name to the droplet so that both A and PTR record
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evgen
6y ago
We also have the freedom to ignore people who want the freedom to blow off both feet and demand that everyone else also has this ability. Freedom is choice, but for some reason these people will not just choose another platform and finally
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evgen
6y ago
In many locations the charging window is going to be a lot smaller than you think with longer routes and later deliveries pushing parts of the fleet into sub-10 hour charging windows. Now you have a need to shuffle power and charging acros
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evgen
6y ago
More specifically, the Ohka: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yokosuka_MXY-7_Ohka
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evgen
6y ago
As the only security? No. OTOH you should never volunteer information to an attacker, even that which seems trivial, innocuous, or obscured.
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evgen
6y ago
Zero trust is a good start, but claiming that it is a panacea is about as dumb as claiming that you are safe from hackers because you have strong perimeter protection. It is not just the potential for a zero-day, but the fact that direct a
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6y ago
When doing hardware evolution on FPGAs was the new hotness one of the early things people learned was that they needed to move the evolved agents around within 'territories' and even to different boards because they would learn to
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evgen
6y ago
This is so wildly untrue that it is a dangerous idea to spread. Your understanding and personal vigilance will not protect you. You are not as smart as you think you are. Chains of trust and certification are part of the long-term solutio
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6y ago
The moat is that Coursera can bundle all of these into a single package and sell it in bulk to these companies. No one wants to deal with this themselves. At the FAANGs that I have worked at there were teams devoted to this task, but it i
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6y ago
They were already in a good position pre-Covid and that just amped things up for them. Your opinions on the value of the credentials is simply your opinion, and both the market and downvoters here seem to think you are wrong. The interest
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evgen
6y ago
If you had asked me several years ago when McAfee returned to our general awareness I would not have guessed that this would be what he was going to next be indicted for...
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evgen
6y ago
Are you kidding me? The 'first' was the Voltaic pile, copper and zinc. The first practical rechargeable was lead-acid. Li-ion is a relative newcomer, but had a sufficient power density to lead to a lot of applications which in
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evgen
6y ago
Not only that, if this battery had been available first then the attack on someone pushing Li-ion would have been: [x] it lacks thermal stability at low or high temperatures. [x] it is too likely to catch fire or explode. Too many people th
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evgen
6y ago
Yet another example of a glib response ignoring the actual facts in the article and ironic to boot given that lithium-ion suffers from several of the flaws listed. The funny thing is, none of the claims you make are correct and you miss th
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evgen
6y ago
78% of GenX? Yeah, gonna need a citation on that one. Actually, since GenX was probably the last generation where wide-scale home ownership was within reach I can see that fact being true if the home in question is the one they own.
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evgen
6y ago
When your world-view is in conflict with reality and objective fact it makes it hard to succeed in tech, media, and academia. The stories in question are marked as fake news by third parties because they are easily dis-proven lies.
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6y ago
When one's socio-political worldview depends upon denying reality it is not surprising that some people choose to avoid cognitive dissonance by sharing and proselytizing fantasy that confirms their biases. At the moment left-wing posi
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evgen
6y ago
Both of those are Yum brands, so it is really a single deal. Looks like you have one deal that is branded but chicken and pizza places are not going to drive a huge amount of visibility into the segment that Beyond wants (cheap burgers) an
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6y ago
Ingenuity is also basically disposable. If it has a complete failure there is no critical mission tasks that are blocked or interrupted. When the device is basically a bonus-time test with a fixed weight limit then you can take a lot more
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6y ago
Most of the long-running studies use the comparative manifesto project data, which tends to skew european but covers more than just hot-button issues. I think it includes Japan and Aus/NZ but not sure about the latter. See https:&#x
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6y ago
The US is a clear outlier compared to other western democracies in regards to public health policy. It makes little sense to try to map US healthcare debates to non-US political positions because it is almost unique. It is not about tryin
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6y ago
OP is radically incorrect regarding where US parties would fit on a global scale. There is actually a lot of good research out available in political science papers based on large-scale surveys conducted over decades that show the US parti
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6y ago
So says a man whose entire paycheck depends on people returning to the office. Commercial real estate seems to be running on fumes and a delusional hope that things go back to what they were like pre-covid. At this point a bloodbath seems
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6y ago
If your profit margin on a software product is only 30% you have absolutely no business being in business.
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6y ago
You put a pilot in there because we are nowhere near giving an autonomous drone command authority on a kill. The pilot is also smarter than any UAV and has situational awareness that even a drone ground control station lacks. Oh yeah, and
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The F-35 program did not fail to foresee the rise of unmanned vehicles, they built and adapted the aircraft and avionics around this concept. The F-35 cockpit, avionics, and helmet are designed to allow an F-35 pilot to command a fleet of
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6y ago
Old man yells at cloud. (literally) I feel so sad for Scorsese to have gone from maverick outsider to becoming the epitome of ossified establishment insider. I guess the Oscar and legendary status make up for knowing that you have survive
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6y ago
I am surprised they did not manage to put her age in the headline, hometown, gender, and age seem to be the common ID for small newspapers.
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Given the amount of attention that has been paid to just this sort of scenario for more than two decades (along with prodigious spending on detection capability at ports) I would bet large sums that the answer to that is 0 or possibly 1. T
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6y ago
I know there were a few cuts because that let them get the load down, but when I first heard of blackouts outside of Texas they seemed to be of the 15-30 minute variety. Did not know they lasted more than an hour anywhere.
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