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811.
by ggm 9mo ago
Do the same for X! Well.. a layered addition maybe. I've always felt it's bringing swags of stuff which never gets used. A non accelerated fb or vesa binding would do for a lot of things. I liked this piece a lot. Nice write up of
812.
by ggm 9mo ago
Alternatively, users broke T&C and are liable for the outcome, which was insufficiently supervised as a causal chain of information flows. No AGI or incipient AGI here. Language to intentionality is misplaced.
813.
by ggm 9mo ago
2010/2011 time frame. Google and others helped sink the traffic, all written up at apnic labs. It's how 1.1.1.0/24 got held back from general release.
814.
by ggm 9mo ago
Reverse address lookup servers routinely see escaped attempts to resolve ULA and rfc1918. If you can tie the resolver to other valid data, you know inside state. Public services see one way (no TCP return flow possible) from almost any sour
815.
by ggm 9mo ago
I don't understand how foveated tracking won't cause a sense that peripheral vision is fuzzy. Or how it will track saccades, and so avoid fringe effects. But, the "I don't understand" is strong in this. it doesn&#x2
816.
by ggm 9mo ago
whats the impact of epigenetics on this, given we're looking at a cohort of Boomers whose parents in many cases underwent extreme dietary restriction across the years of puberty or close? the post ww2 children are the ones I'm tal
817.
by ggm 9mo ago
I very much hope this doesn't descend into licence wars but I would think all of the BSD, MIT, ISC, hold-harmless, RAND and GNU licences qualified. If that's true and it was understood the public/commons got an outcome, I&#x2
818.
by ggm 9mo ago
This is not unusual. This is doubly not unusual dealing with hydrogen.
819.
by ggm 9mo ago
A lot of productive thinking happens when asleep, in the shower, in flow walking or cycling or rowing. It's hard to rationalise this as billable time, but they pay for outcome even if they act like they pay for 9-5 and so if I'm t
820.
by ggm 9mo ago
There's a reason the Martin B57 which NASA crash landed recently was not made by English-Electric despite being a Canberra Bomber, and the Harrier Jumpjet is known in america as the McDonnell Douglas AV-8B. National-Strategic concerns
821.
by ggm 9mo ago
It was a HN post several years ago. I will try and find it. I think it was one of the many threads off "Bunnie Huang's Essential Guide to Electronics in Shenzhen" because the specific incident I can't find. https:/
822.
by ggm 9mo ago
This is the second article about hardware supply from China I've read and it reads very much the same, albiet in a different niche (the other one was about SBC construction) -Anything you don't specify will be done least cost, and
823.
by ggm 9mo ago
I think this is a very nicely thought out approach. I particularly like it doing allergen tracking. Obviously you're at the mercy of supplier/supply-chain integrity but if you do e.g. wind up with ground cumin contaminated with go
824.
by ggm 9mo ago
This one is the one I have a hard copy of from 1954: "jet" -the story of a pioneer by Sir Frank Whittle https://www.amazon.com.au/Jet-Story-Pioneer-Pioneers-Aviatio...
825.
by ggm 9mo ago
Like a lot of people I think I hold a mental image of "jet" which is actually not helpful for a modern engine. All modern jets seem to have this massive rotational component, the turbine, and the fan outside the turbine chamber. s
826.
by ggm 9mo ago
Database mistakes on entry happen in Torrens. Rarer, but not unheard of. Tasmanian "owned" and lived on block for decades, when sold found they'd owned the one next door. There's a critical role in acceptance where someb
827.
by ggm 9mo ago
Long tail. I wouldn't call them lurking they do what satisfies their itch.
828.
by ggm 9mo ago
Some of them were far more manic in the flesh. Email and Usenet hid aspects of what we'd now call spectrum behaviour or ADHD. That was the over whelm. Otherwise, I'd say it was that people can be less rounded and interesting than
829.
by ggm 9mo ago
mgr on sun hardware probably could have come close
830.
by ggm 9mo ago
this is basic stylometry? Can probably tell forgery against the corpus, attempts to clone.
831.
by ggm 9mo ago
Two takes: * never meet your heroes/heroines * when you meet f2f with people you've known for decades online, prepared to be whelmed, under or over, depending. People IRL are very often not what you projected. I learned this from
832.
by ggm 9mo ago
So if we find somebody who uses one-word posts like "interesting" on every comment, have we unmasked .. he who mus(k)t not be named?
833.
by ggm 9mo ago
Thank you!
834.
by ggm 9mo ago
Is that especially simpler than e.g. an attack on the above ground cabling systems by firing carbon fibre conducting wires over them, as the US is said to have done in the Iraq war? Not that I don't think underwater drones are a futur
835.
by ggm 9mo ago
The informal fallacies list include things we do a LOT. The problem is, that some of them like "appeal to authority" has contextual need. I can't argue about QC properly because I am not trained in either VLSI, or quantum phy
836.
by ggm 9mo ago
Yes, I think thats very plausible. "inshore defense operations in an area of strategic importance will be excessively impeded by both development of this site, and future operations in ways which <REDACTED>" type thing.
837.
by ggm 9mo ago
I'm sure some young guns from a techbro company would love to dive into the data lake and make a proposal. They might need to take a few reels of tape away for offsite analysis, but don't worry..
838.
by ggm 9mo ago
You could even double them up as government issued voter-ID and save all that hassle every 4 years. Or the current round of random stop-and-search going on...
839.
by ggm 9mo ago
The Judges appear to have responded to something specific. If it was made-up, they would have thrown the case out harder and sanctioned whoever submitted false evidence. So I assume somebody with an ability to legally bind intel into the ri
840.
by ggm 9mo ago
If you wanted to defend an O&G field, wouldn't you need to consider a similar extent? per wellhead, yes. but the go to a concentrator for onshore feed don't they? or some kind of attached floating rig, which itself is a SPF. I

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