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4y ago
And the fab, or a rogue employee, or anyone/anything on the critical path to manufacturing, could decide to alter the design. Eg Stuxnet style where a worm gets in the fab via a contaminated usb key, a 3rd party could get to airgapped
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4y ago
It's not theoretically impossible, yes. It's going to happen at the same time as when requirement gathering is going to be perfect and doable by a computer. In practice, I see this happening, at the same time as AGI, because it&#x
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4y ago
Those are well designed systems in heavily regulated markets that go through extensive testing phases. Equating copilot with that is a mistake.
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4y ago
Copilot will cause deaths. Bad staff will rely completely on it when it works and not understand why, push stuff out and it will do "unexpected" things in their eyes, but it will be too late for the dead.
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4y ago
Depends on a lot of factors. detoxing completely takes days/weeks.
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4y ago
> All you have to do is A, B and C I'd inquire why they are saying that. Are there requirements in your proposal that aren't required? Enterprise development best practices for instance, if the customer wants to prioritize tim
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4y ago
Homework is what someone overworked would come up with to force everyone, wether they need it or not, to put X amount of time repeating and practicing Y. I think it's a frustrating experience overall and we should be looking at giving
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4y ago
We should just do a clean slate and say this year is 12775. 1. Accept AUC at face value with its potential mistakes as the most factual and secular year numbering scheme that goes back the furthest and with which we have the highest confid
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4y ago
TM1 is, for all its virtues, slow and memory hungry with unfortunate implementation requirements that make its optimization via rule file complex to impossible. My experience is with IBM TM1.
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4y ago
medecine is highly emotional, if you give people the choice of doing nothing vs doing something/anything people will, out of shame, do that thing. There has to be a strong cultural, evidence based, or other, justification to do nothing
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4y ago
Self-esteem and self-mutilation often go hand in hand. Don't like yourself, then find a way to change yourself so you can move on mentally. Workout, learn, create, etc. Those that have nothing but the skin on their flesh get tattoos. T
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4y ago
Thank you, I've been struggling with the decision to move away from k8s as I am spending much time making it work, and much more again every time it needs to change, or be updated, when everything is already fine on metal. I just need
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4y ago
Are you working in a high EM interference or radiation zone? I would be surprised if they were rated to work there. (It might just be a very close microwave)
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4y ago
7z needs to sign their binaries on windows.
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4y ago
Religion's only purpose is to fabricate legitimacy for those who want the power to dictate what people should do. Any other meaning that might be perceived is only there to deceive you. Kingdoms fabricate legitimacy by birthright. Demo
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4y ago
Consciousness is a computation. It's pattern matching self. Can you identify what represents your self? And can you serialize it to memory? And can you find your representation in memory? Then I would argue that's all there is as
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4y ago
I don't understand why there isn't a protocol like email, but for "social media". Something like that combined with decentralized moderation ie you pay x group to filter out trash from public feeds and use that as defaul
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4y ago
Rust wasm frameworks are red herrings. Wasm-bindgen is the real deal here when used in an immediate-ish way, ie render your page and leave handlers hooked up only for what you need and clear whatever div affected before updating them.
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4y ago
I don't care how amazing the body is (it is), blood flow needs constant flow with a pulse. Put two bellows in parallel, use a linear motor to push out quickly and pull in slowly on each, and voilà mechanical heart without shear. MIT li
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4y ago
As an individual sure, but as an organization? No way a team of 100 can just pivot to another provider. CICD providers are not interoperable, once one is picked, it's a complete lock in. If I was evil, I would offer a cheap service to
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4y ago
Mechanical action <-> analog multidimensional modem <-> information filter <-> serialize information <-> pattern match with $_ There.
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4y ago
How has medical science never heard of bellows? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bellows
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4y ago
No, saying that is how everyone ends up with PTSD, and how they learn how to be helpless. Any hardship is not the end of it all.
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4y ago
At what point would these outages impacting productivity be considered hostile and anti competitive?
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4y ago
This is usually the product of not having to worry about costs combined with elastic platforms. Bad or inefficient methodology will still work but cost more which may result in surprisingly slower feedback loops before their work comes back
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4y ago
I'd see the governors has some kind kerberos authorized set of admin accounts. And we are the lowly users and sudoers.
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4y ago
Or you need the best of both worlds. A tool that can store data, serve data, convert code to data, interpret data, display data. Some kind of tool that has at its core a kind of phpmyadmin but that can be distributed on an app store, but fo
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4y ago
Or theft. Gitlab private projects don't offer confidentiality from the service provider afterall...
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4y ago
What am I missing? 500USD registration fee, but it's hosted on eth and is an nft. Couldn't it just be 0.0000001? What's stopping someone else to spawn .forever2?
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4y ago
Bitcoin is a store for value. An affordable and democratic equivalent to the housing market. The limited and finite quantity of coins means it is destined to rise in value proportionally to the population that can access and afford it.
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