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by genmud 3y ago
I think a sensible approach would be to allow these larger/automated drones only in class C, or extend the adsb mandate to ultralights. Alternatively, maybe it's time to push them to have a lighter, non certified version of ADSB f
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by genmud 3y ago
> I want to iterate on that thought a little further: Is this an effect that was caused by shitty tooling? Not shitty tooling per se, but ineffective communication, which can limit the actionability or requires context switches on the op
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by genmud 3y ago
I have worked in cyber for 20 years, here are some of my greatest hits: - being able to translate vendor BS to "if you don't do $X, $Y will happen with $Z likelihood" - getting things to play nicely with each other, specifica
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by genmud 3y ago
They don’t view you as a user... most companies who are ad supported fundamentally view everything as an impression/page load which is simply a container for ad placements. Click through, conversion rates and revenue per thousand impre
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by genmud 3y ago
You are talking on one of them.
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by genmud 3y ago
But people in that bubble keep shaming people who aren’t… and react keeps changing, so it’s not like you learn it once, it requires careful study and understanding of all the different permutations that are used in different environments. Y
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by genmud 3y ago
Hard disagree… react is probably one of the best examples of this. React 15/16/17/18 over this period of time is a nightmare to maintain for people who don’t keep up with react if they want to casually jump in or out of. If
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by genmud 3y ago
I might be going against the grain here, but the JS ecosystem is just a series of goalposts that are constantly moving and it has burned so many people over the years that folks just don’t want to deal with it. I’m fine learning JS, but wit
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by genmud 3y ago
IDA pro, for disassembly is about 25 or 30 years old. I remember using it back in 2000 or 2002
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by genmud 3y ago
Kimchi is ironically one of the few cabbage based garnishes I actually enjoy. Compared to something like sauerkraut, it has a reasonably pleasant texture, no offputting odor and the combination of spicy + salty works very well. It would pro
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by genmud 3y ago
That’s actually not true, IIRC per capita we are actually better off than California and Nevada. Edit: Just looked it up and california gets about 5 million acre feet (maf), AZ gets about 2.8maf and Nevada only gets 0.3maf. So per capita, A
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by genmud 3y ago
I have always thought there should be a floor on salary that put these positions in the top 10%, plus a requirement that they fund a scholarship or training program in the same amount as the salary. With the 2 H1Bs that I have hired, it wou
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by genmud 3y ago
Confiant | Full Stack Engineer | GLOBAL - Remote | Full-time | https://www.confiant.com/careers/jobs?gh_jid=4253525004 We are looking for a full stack engineer to help expand our engineering team. Mostly a Python, PHP
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by genmud 3y ago
Twitter used to monetize, they just had a bunch of organizational bloat. They then threw the baby out with the bath water by causing all the advertisers to flee when they did the organizational cuts. It is going to be a much more difficul
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by genmud 3y ago
I will go against the trend and disagree. IMHO anyone writing software in C or C++, ASM is an extremely valuable skill. Its really hard to debug code if you don't understand what the compiler is outputting. If you ever do software vuln
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by genmud 4y ago
No way?! You think the intentional modification of the documents in a really sloppy way, like reduction of russian losses and increase of ukrainian losses wouldn't be obvious?
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by genmud 4y ago
US companies don’t operate as an extension of the US or the intelligence community like they do inside China. Sure, sometimes US companies will sell commercial data, but it isn’t something that they are forced into, like in other countries.
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by genmud 4y ago
It isn’t the privacy issue that’s the issue. It’s the fact they could leverage it in other ways, like for propaganda.
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by genmud 4y ago
Well, he already has a reputation for pump and dump type of stuff. He did it with the tesla stock, had to settle with the SEC and then did it again with crypto stuff. I don't even keep up the guy very well and could tell you that. I wo
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by genmud 4y ago
It really is about national security though. Having talked with legislators and staffers on both sides of the aisle about this issue, they are massively concerned about having a foreign adversary with the capability to inject social comme
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by genmud 4y ago
Intel has missed so many deliverables that I take any of their statements with a healthy dose of skepticism. Like their 7nm process has been delayed, what? 4 times? Have they even shipped it? Its the same story they had with the 10nm proces
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by genmud 4y ago
Eh, that rand report was back in 2017 and to say that Dugin hasn't directly influenced domestic / international strategy is a bit of a naive take. Dugin might be bullshit, but many of the things he outlined in his book have been t
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by genmud 4y ago
Depends on what region you are looking at / interested in and what your goals are. An equivalent question would be "how do I get into software engineering?". Geopolitics are a very difficult thing to come up to speed on and t
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by genmud 4y ago
I have never been one to be really interested in policy, but the whole twitter debacle has shown me how important it is for platforms to have not just have good policy, but be trustworthy enough to consistently implement them. I have no ide
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by genmud 4y ago
Yes, but the US didn't realize it was in a war for like 30 years and is just now starting to recognize the reality of the situation.
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by genmud 4y ago
That actually can make things significantly worse. Most school districts are chronically underfunded to begin with and many of the federal dollars are the difference between a 30:1 teacher ratio and 60:1 ratio. In many school districts wher
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by genmud 4y ago
Sam Zeloof had a great video on how he wire bonded an IC that he made [1]. IIRC He also recently started a semiconductor company as well, which is awesome to see more folks in the space! [1] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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by genmud 4y ago
Chiplets are super neat, I see a near future where we can get more standardized packaging and easier integration to drive the cost of developing custom ICs way down. I really hope that over the next 5-10 years we can get some more advanced
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by genmud 4y ago
Very cool! I had no idea Figma did some of that stuff, definitely need to check it out more. I have really appreciated some of the tools over the last 5-10 years allowing quick iteration on web stuff, I remember how tedious it used to be to
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by genmud 4y ago
I feel like there is this need for certain people with more money than sense to always be in the news cycle and just play with algorithms until they are.

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