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by frozenport 3y ago
Dude, did you even read the article? Last time they identified the hackers, those guys changed their "signatures" AKA the things they did to give themselves away. Even the best hackers etc slip up. The exact method to identify the
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by frozenport 3y ago
Amusingly, when the hackers were previously identified as the Chinese government they changed their signatures. So revealing the signatures in public is not a good idea. "While past Mandiant blog posts related to UNC3886 have shared at
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by frozenport 3y ago
>> engineering trade-offs Its not obvious what they trade off and got in return.
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by frozenport 3y ago
But "These chairs haven't been cleaned since Shannon worked here!"
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by frozenport 3y ago
As the article mentions folks like Max Weber who saw and had to deal with these new things called "states" found them all to real. Yeah "has no origin and is a meaningless term" is not a particularly useful position, and
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by frozenport 3y ago
Try switching to -Ofast it produces different ASM
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by frozenport 3y ago
Does the toaster on Amazon have these? If not they are extra.
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by frozenport 3y ago
You’d need to show people aren’t getting what they need rather than saying they are sad because they are spending their money on it.
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by frozenport 3y ago
Yes. You can maybe lead larger projects, and bigger teams, but ultimately its not a path to C suite. Path to C suite in tech is mostly founding, occasionally odd things like board membership, venture capital.
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by frozenport 3y ago
Yeah I agree. The only good system is one where I judge the validity of the work. Especially if its something I don't know about because then I have no baises.
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by frozenport 3y ago
lol, you aren't getting a promotion to C level by hanging out in engineering. Best case you'll be some IC that is paid as much as a team lead.
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by frozenport 3y ago
Functionality should have been provided by directx though
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by frozenport 3y ago
That was the USSR Russia failed recently: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luna_25
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by frozenport 3y ago
Why not the 100 hours of operation? For at least two weeks prior it was know that long continuous operation would render the system unusable. It seems the floating point issue was a known limitation was a reasonable work around.
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by frozenport 3y ago
Do you have any references?
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by frozenport 3y ago
Secret History tells me he killed a Trillion People! [1] https://sacred-texts.com/cla/proc/shp/shp21.htm
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by frozenport 3y ago
that is already the case, with unlimited equity you're basically working on the founders dream in exchange for dilution
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by frozenport 3y ago
We have the laws and mechanism to "piercing the corporate veil" and lock these guys up. Somehow we seem to be unwilling to do it.
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by frozenport 3y ago
They were not in the right place. They were directly competing with the future of tech, in particular as it applied to personal use.
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by frozenport 3y ago
Lol, thats a quote from the article.
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by frozenport 3y ago
You're probably making 3x less
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by frozenport 3y ago
They are already doing that.
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by frozenport 3y ago
How much do you pay for somebody with 10 years of experience and a PhD in imaging? Asking for a friend.
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by frozenport 3y ago
So they ship because they aren't innovative? Google TPU for example has been shipped.
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Does Elon Grok the Trademark Issues with 'Grok'? AI Chip Company Groq Does(techdirt.com)
6 points by frozenport 3y ago|1 comments
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by frozenport 3y ago
Technofeudalism is super catchy but is poorly differentiated from Capitalism proper. It seems the geist is about the monopolistic abusesses of large tech companies, which reminds us back to the Gilded Age's trusts. Both then and now ar
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by frozenport 3y ago
mom said its my turn to repost it!
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by frozenport 3y ago
Clearly it was more important that a bug in a user mode GUI app didn't render the system unusable compared to having 16 bit code and a few locks in a mostly serial environment. The story of OS/2 is a project that dragged on for de
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by frozenport 3y ago
Except its all bullshit because the dude hasn't obviously lost anything. He's got a family friends, and one of the world's largest and most succesful companies.
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by frozenport 3y ago
Nope. It kept crashing because the GUI message pump was essentially shared. This is just the tip of the iceberge, there were a lot of bad technical decisions that made it unstable.

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