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by happosai 2y ago
Indeed unlikely to hear RAT deployed due to emergency. But they do deploy it sometimes on test flights after maintenance.
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by happosai 2y ago
Boost appears to have become some kind of staging area for stdlib. Stuff that becomes popular in boost get eventually included in stdlib.
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by happosai 2y ago
Libhybris is great for making a tech demo. I wouldn't base a product on such hack, anymore than sell Linux laptops with ndiswrapper... If something doesn't work in the binary android drivers, the vendor won't help you (we sup
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by happosai 2y ago
Well it was solved decades ago in Java yet Java apps have proven no more secure in general. It is a broader ecosystem problem that there almost no incentive to write secure code. Security is an afterthought like documentation.
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by happosai 2y ago
The American version would not be tax the Fat, but to make fat pay more for their health insurance. And the only result would be more people unable to pay their health insurances...
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by happosai 2y ago
Article talking about fossil fuels without mentioning climate change, huge red flag. I'm sure the paid part would turn out to be some kind of partisan hot take excuse on why we shouldn't do things to slow down climate change. At l
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by happosai 2y ago
Perhaps, but Telegram is not really a E2EE chat app, but rather a social media. Like 90% of Telegram use (at least in my circles) is channels which are not E2EE on Telegram. This arrest is not about E2EE. The arrest is about how much respon
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by happosai 2y ago
In case of Google, it's not just the size of company. It's the fact that the company makes it's money from selling ads. No matter how well you do your job, the end result is only that more ads were sold. Programming is a supe
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by happosai 2y ago
Nice project. Is there iptables connection tracking module that can handle the protocol?
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by happosai 2y ago
There is going to be no small PHEVs because it is cheaper to build small BEVs. Case example in Finland: Cheapest new BEVs start at 25.000€ (Citroen e-c3, Nissan Leaf) Cheapest PHEV Start at 33.000€ (Kia CEED, Renault captur) People think PH
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by happosai 2y ago
There is very few things in world that feel as repulsive as the glowing "AI" button in our Jira.
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by happosai 2y ago
Yes
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by happosai 2y ago
In Finland people have started since 2022 adapting their electricity use to shift their peak demand. But we started installing smart meters almost 20 years ago. I think the key reason to install them was less about consumer demand response,
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by happosai 2y ago
They went full retard on politics and decided climate change isn't a thing. Or if it is, it is someone else's problem. "Look at the huge emissions of China and India - nevermind the CO2/Capita numbers that makes us the b
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by happosai 2y ago
According to astrophysist and space historian Jonathan McDowell, Resurs-P1 passed over Plesetsk, a test launch base for the Russian Nudol anti-satellite system around the time of its debirs-generating event.
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by happosai 2y ago
Having "contacts" in important places does pay off.
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by happosai 3y ago
Honestly, it's harrasment at this point.
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by happosai 3y ago
Having to pedal without power from battery is extremely rare on e-bikes. They have range of 100km+ and few people bike that much between charges. LFP:s are less popular for DYI because you need a much smarter BMS to deal with the flat volta
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by happosai 3y ago
Great example: Neither hacker news, nor that linked article needed a cookie banner.
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by happosai 3y ago
Scary idea but could indeed be. Who let the zombies out!
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by happosai 3y ago
To the 3rd world countries without doubt.
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by happosai 3y ago
This is busywork. Countries that value efficiency shut down similar operations decades ago. Oil rich country pouring money to military doesn't ask "is this still useful", and the people working on it have no motivation explai
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by happosai 3y ago
IIRC jazelle left it to the implementers which bytecodes to handle in HW and what to trap to SW. Since SW JIT beat the Jazelle implementtions, by the arm11 times, the cpu implementers would just leave everything for the SW traps... So while
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by happosai 3y ago
I bumped into him in conference some years ago and had some great chats. Only much later I realized he was the DJ from DJGPP. Missed my chance to thank for creating the compiler I used in my DOS teenager years!
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by happosai 3y ago
This is the episode "ice" from x-files.
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by happosai 3y ago
And Napster is long since gone, replaced by streaming services that pay (very little) to content creators. I expect the ML stuff go the same way. OpenAI is separated from MS because they can claim openAI is "research" and thus cla
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by happosai 3y ago
Welcome to the world of enshittification of platforms.
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by happosai 3y ago
About 3) What is the benefit of learning about this kind of drama minute-by-minute, compared to reading it a few hours later on hacker news or next day on wall street journal? Personally I found twitter very bad for my productivity, a lot o
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by happosai 3y ago
It makes sense to airgap Generative AI while courts ponder wether copyright fair use applies or not. Research is clearly allowed fair use, and let OpenAI experiment with commercialization until it is all clear waters.
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by happosai 3y ago
The issue is, American army did not see them anymore entering a war where American infantry needs to take out aerial threats. The army assumed future wars would be killing goat herders carrying AK-47s with drone strikes. The idea was nobody

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