heisenbit

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by heisenbit 7mo ago
Markdown lacks JavaScript and can be considered mostly harmless.
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by heisenbit 7mo ago
The problem (or not depending on POV) is that TOS are subject to legal constraints. As the dominant platform YT in a critical service area needs to maneuver carefully.
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by heisenbit 7mo ago
The problem is that these markets allow to translate political power directly to money. Worse destructive events are rare, need a lot less action (butterfly effect) and leave thus less traces and command high odds. Once committed the ones i
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by heisenbit 7mo ago
Hmm, this actually could have policy implications. If one wants to subsidize a new technology and allocated a limited budget often the first movers are getting it and those first movers may be clusters which is not ideal driving broad adopt
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by heisenbit 7mo ago
Agents are providing to employees the long overdue benefits limited liability companies long enjoyed: Gambling with upside for themselves and other peoples downsides.
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by heisenbit 7mo ago
> No matter what he reported, he would have the other side threatening him. That is why modern reportings best practice is to always support both sides. /s
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by heisenbit 7mo ago
It is not just the print, it is also the way pages are cut and bound. The printed area is not where it should be on the page.
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by heisenbit 7mo ago
Not just dangerous but uninsured...
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by heisenbit 7mo ago
This diffusion requires a different attitude towards IPR. Western countries prioritize protection of past investments (or dometes just the first to stumble through a gate or file first).
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by heisenbit 7mo ago
You phone company has a pretty good idea where you are all the time. This is well known and therefore there are strict rules, regulations and often laws preventing share this without good cause. As long as telco or law enforcement adheres t
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by heisenbit 8mo ago
When Nena was singing about 99 balloons we thought it was hyperbole. Few understood she was a traveler from a future where soldiers where literally shooting down birthday balloons before progressing to drones. Scary to think about the next
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by heisenbit 8mo ago
Society's legally double standard: - people can create new standards that will be applied retroactively - lawmakers can create new laws which can not be applied retroactively
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by heisenbit 8mo ago
There is demand for non scalable, not committed to be maintained code where smaller issues can tolerated. This demand is currently underserved as coding is somewhat expensive and focused on critical functions.
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by heisenbit 8mo ago
Accidents are not normal driving situations but edge cases.
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by heisenbit 8mo ago
The Swiss cheese model would like to disagree.
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by heisenbit 8mo ago
That is a meme and it does not matter whether it happened or not it would be too rare to matter. What matters is the lack of discipline and respect for boundaries (beyond traditional teen behavior) possibly caused by social deprivation in o
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by heisenbit 8mo ago
Classroom ‚management‘ and teens can not be observed at the same time and space. The problem is that these terns have not had meaningful interactions with technology at home where there roughly a 1:1 relationship parent:kid. Now try to get
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by heisenbit 8mo ago
I suspect European courts would take a dim view on preventing export through switching off an existing mechanism yielding portability.
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by heisenbit 8mo ago
This almost sounds as if Waymo pivots from taxi service to automated driver OEM?
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by heisenbit 9mo ago
Data centers in space are the logical progression from the multi trillion business of m2m and edge computing. It removes all physical limits to investment.
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ICE protester says her Global Entry was revoked after agent scanned her face(arstechnica.com)
38 points by heisenbit 9mo ago|7 comments
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by heisenbit 9mo ago
Elon know FSD still takes time and that is the reason he is now ramping up the robot production. Who else to turn to to steer is upcoming fleet of taxies?
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by heisenbit 9mo ago
For major medical issues it may well be best practice to use the four eyes principle like we do for all safety related systems. Access is key and at this time getting a second pair of eyes in close timely proximity is a luxury few have and
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by heisenbit 9mo ago
It is not wear that causes break systems to fail but lack of use resulting in a fairly recently discovered threat to blank metal: Rust.
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by heisenbit 9mo ago
The story needs only to hold up until car production has shut down.
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by heisenbit 9mo ago
Musk is a true genius: You were paying first for the hardware and then to conduct training supervision for the AI while taking full responsibility if something goes wrong.
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by heisenbit 9mo ago
The smartphone is talking to a highly sensitive receiver fed by a large sensitive antenna listening carefully in the direction of the smartphone. The base station is transmitting back a carefully directed beam with orders of magnitude more
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by heisenbit 9mo ago
Consistency sells but is really hard to ensure in time bounded series of narrow discussions with changing participants. But this must not discount the value of the preceding often frustrating search for understanding the requirements and pr
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by heisenbit 9mo ago
Your making an argument that Denmark should take over control of Silicon Valley as a matter of their national security. I can see a win-win scenario emerging: Denmark controls Silicon Valley saving their journalists (and possibly the world)
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by heisenbit 9mo ago
This story is a fiction pitting the seller and buyer against each other in a context free vacuum. The reality is that between buyer and seller there are channels which are either under control of the seller or another powerfull third party.

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