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heisenbit
10mo ago
The only way to win is not to play.
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heisenbit
10mo ago
And the liver produces triglycerides from fructose which is half of sugar.
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heisenbit
10mo ago
Maybe, just maybe should Apple vary the amount they charge by app size.
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heisenbit
10mo ago
> Only at small scales are full stack engineers valuable. Only if a software or integration problem is labeled neatly with the system and expertise required one can afford such thinking. Is the issue in the front-end, backend, gateways,
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heisenbit
10mo ago
Good point, get into the right company and move to a place you like. I did that way back moving from lab to customer service (right company and right country) to get into the R&D I wanted. Easier to execute in a company that is rapidly
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10mo ago
Telecoms by nature are global and one could argue Ericsson and Nokia both have global R&D and manufacturing - with a big and increasing part in China. The main reason for the consolidation in 2008 was imho. the preceeding concentration
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10mo ago
It is not a nuance in an article that focuses on storage from the supposed premier professional association. As an engineer I would expect typical energy content (median/average) of the top 10 hydro pump projects and also some discussi
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10mo ago
Trace can become so voluminous that it is switched on only on a need basis which can be too late for rare events. Also trace level as more a need to use debug tool tends to be less scrutinized for exposing sensitive data making it unsuitabl
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Things people get wrong about Electron
(felixrieseberg.com)
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10mo ago
You don‘t need fraudsters just a run of the mill bully is enough. I remember a phase in my life where I had to do some high visibility reporting. I showed all underlying facts, methodology and conclusions and every week the bully tore into
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10mo ago
Maybe we should pay the ones that put in the work and leverage their experience to judge the quality which would be the reviewers. In this age of disintermediation journals add little value in providing infrastructure or paying (if at all)
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10mo ago
"How did you go bankrupt? Two ways. Gradually, then suddenly." - Hemingway Humans are notoriously bad heading off long term consequences.
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The effects of antidepressants on cardiometabolic and other parameters
(thelancet.com)
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The effects of antidepressants on cardiometabolic and other parameters
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US threatens EU digital services market access
(twitter.com)
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11mo ago
Buying may be possible but when will you get it?
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11mo ago
If the deployment was related to the React Server issue then maybe it was unavoidable.
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11mo ago
If you have to grade essays and you give students more time you have to spend more time on grading - taking away time from preparing lessons and supporting students individually.
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11mo ago
I suspect client developers are also affected at least to the extent that they need to explain this RCE to CVE driven management.
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11mo ago
There is a lot of society level knowledge and education around car usage incl. laws requiring prior training. Agents directed by AI are relatively new. It took a lot of targeted technical, law enforcement and educational effort stopping peo
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heisenbit
11mo ago
And running loads long term profitable may require both lower power use as well as longer chip lifetimes - something associated with lower power use.
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11mo ago
It used to but Oracle‘s licensing and probably more important security guidelines from the very top linking CVE scores to mandatory updates got things moving on the last years.
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11mo ago
The discussions shifts across the board but it takes time to shift due to momentum. The EU has many nations and many more companies all making strategic purchasing decisions. US dependence skeptics belittled earlier have now concrete exampl
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Trump admin axed 383 active clinical trials, dumping over 74K participants
(arstechnica.com)
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11mo ago
Parking violations can affect handicaped people. Also parking and halting restrictions at least in Germany are often motivated by safety concerns. If you get injured in an accident made more likely by a parking violation you may feel differ
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11mo ago
Competing with your customers can be a risky strategy for a platform provider. If the platform abandons the neutral stance its customers will be a lot more open to alternatives.
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Judge Orders OpenAI to Give Lawyers 20M Private Chats – 'Anonymization'
(techdirt.com)
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Way back around ‘84 in the military I was doing the artillery survey calculations for the Lance (potentially nuclear) missile. We had to store first the program into the volatile hp memory, run check calculations before doing the real calcu
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1y ago
It is a question of probability and effort. My personal estimation rule for my type of projects is it takes 3 times longer from my prototype to something I‘m comfortable having others use it and another factor to get to an early resemblance
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1y ago
Money is protected political speech.
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