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by gonzo41 3y ago
What's the ethics / law on handing back zip bombs as png's in gz files when you get scanned from rando's on the internet? Asking for a friend
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by gonzo41 3y ago
It should also have a picture of you, Like a current one that slowly degrades over the course as you start eating crap and stop exercising.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
I am currently uplifting a 30 year old code to a somewhat newer codebase to try and give it another 20-30 years. I spend a lot of time talking with humans to rediscover the context of the system. AI is not going to each my lunch. But it sur
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Yes. And it'll be a leopards ate my face moment when it happens. Pretty much everywhere that get's hot and humid today, will become deadly to normal life in our CC wonderland. Move north, or south, or underground.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
The MCI can move fast if there's an incentive. Take the paveway gbu-28, 10 weeks from design to production use in war. Then there's WW2, and the B21. It's the most American thing in the world to bid as high as possible at tim
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by gonzo41 3y ago
High risk. Though if it works out for you it's a great upside. Though if you get beat your dieing moments may be seeing your Scrum master yell "Finish Him!" as your supporting developers scream for mercy. Either way you'
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by gonzo41 3y ago
As an aside, have you played red alert lately. Holy crap. I tried a while back and it's like people have just been studying that game non stop since I was a kid. I got owned. But year totally agree. I sort of think that with a smart OS
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Great news, my local council outlawed or out regulated throw away plastic food containers so everything is not in waxed cardboard. Which holds up about as long as the food is actually safe to eat. So win win.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
We're better at seeing cancer now. Maybe people used to get small cancers that just went away. Which sounds insane I know! But you can be perfectly health, get a body scan, find a lump of something doing nothing and then you're o
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by gonzo41 3y ago
It's sad that they don't have some sort of retraining for these people.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
knockdown and rebuild for new purposes, ie better quality cities would be better, because you'd get the opportunity to fix stoads, and generate jobs from the rebuild.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Yeah I think the problem is MSFT being directly involved in the game. I think the better model for them would be if they just sprinkled money on studio's with ambition. It's like the movie business, there'll be misses, but th
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by gonzo41 3y ago
I'm surprised that with all the money that MSFT has that they can't just put 1 or 2 Bm into a few few AAA titles / or just create them to drive the experience. On the hardware note, I would not discount the impact that covid
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Yeah they don't want to be blamed for more deep fakes and election interference. This sort of tech is a strategic risk to meta.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
On social media, IMO, People have too much identity fusion with their online accounts. Including me. I think Karma points and all the clout people have over time creates an anchoring that is problematic. In life, if things get toxic, the sm
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by gonzo41 3y ago
I guess sometimes you've just got to get bolted into a steel coffin and sink to the bottom of the ocean to see what happens.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
I'm not sure you know Austrlaia too well. Rio Tinto's probably laid explosives on in already and is ready to go!
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Always bet on grit. It's a learnable skill and you never lose it.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Now just do it with plastic! Isn't this just the same thing that happens with sewage plants. In the anaerobic digester before the bardenpho phase?
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Ok fine go. Just tell me where to go next. I'm ready. I don't really care where. I'm just waiting for a viable option to hit critical mass. Honestly. Does Reddit even cost that much to run? If you ran it like wikipedia what
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by gonzo41 3y ago
I disagree. Software back then used to just fail as often, there was just less of it. Now there's lots of working software, most software sucks and lots of it fails. But the people paying well, and enabling their teams usually get good
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Don't worry, when they learn about billionaires, hereditary wealth and the global south. They'll have to reconcile sometimes all the hard work in the world leads to what you have now.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
I'm also seeing HN being sluggish. But I have crap Australian internet so YMMV.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
I'm expecting a few big earthquakes in the next 0-20 years. Melting all that ice on the top of globe will ease up some pressure and the earth will deform and things will shift. There's a few subduction zone's that are overdue
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by gonzo41 3y ago
Until you find them in production. Then you git blame and go take a long look in the mirror thinking about what you've done. In the early aughts the terseness of python seemed great. Now as I age I find i have less time for it.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
They picked up the M4s in Iraq. Those full length M16a2s go HAM for the engagement distances in Afghanistan. And don't worry, the army is already circling back towards light skinned vehicles.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
All that will happen is criminals will just get good at opsec. This is downward selective pressure. Nature will respond.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
There were less crazy people back then. Or more to the point, they didn't have internet connections and could bully and hector elected officials and scientists and thus stall progress in those space. Things are different now.
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by gonzo41 3y ago
That Intel official is in trouble then. I can't imagine this guy's IPsec was that good. They'll dump his whole digital life and find 'the leaker' in minutes. More likely the UFO is just a 6 or 7 the generation stea
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by gonzo41 3y ago
What's the use of crypto again? Because I think it's kinda useless. Just like NFT's

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