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by hlieberman 1y ago
This is a troll, right? The strace for "ls" on my system consists of 1) checking if selinux is enabled (which their re-implementation does not do), 2) openat -> fstat -> getdents64, 3) writing out the information those sysca
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by hlieberman 1y ago
Big oof. I hope he has family and friends close enough to pull him out of the spiral. If you were the CEO of one of his companies, what would you do to limit his ability to access your corporate information and people at this point? Forget
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by hlieberman 1y ago
n=1 isn't necessarily data, and I have other questions (the formate concentration of the probiotic variant is 4x over JH1140, but JH1140 is itself a mutant; what's the formate production of an average wildtype strain?). Methanol
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by hlieberman 1y ago
Wouldn't the correct tool here be a multi-armed bandit optimization, like an epsilon-greedy algorithm?
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by hlieberman 1y ago
It’s not just the UK who has standardized on these language; the U.S. intelligence community also has a list of required terminology to use for different confidence levels and different likelihoods — and distinguishing between them. It’s al
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My Blog Lasted Longer Than the Confederacy (2024)(soatok.blog)
7 points by hlieberman 1y ago|1 comments
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by hlieberman 1y ago
Very impressive design of the application -- haven't looked into the crypto yet. It reminds me a bit of the design the OpenBSD folks made with letskencrypt/acme-client: https://kristaps.bsd.lv/acme-client/
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by hlieberman 2y ago
This kind of hyper-specific need (codecs) is probably better served by a specialist language, like Whuffs ( https://github.com/google/wuffs ). You don't need, or want, the level of expressiveness that comes with so
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by hlieberman 2y ago
https://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/oig-report-vha-finds-m... There’s a link to the OIG reports themselves. It’s almost certainly not the software itself, but the way it was configured and rolled out. Cerner is the m
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by hlieberman 2y ago
They actually cancelled the migration because the commercial EMR was getting people killed.
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by hlieberman 2y ago
That's not something that's currently planned, and even if it did, it would take years. Besides, it wouldn't apply anyway; Akamai's China business was already routed through a mainland China company, as required by Chin
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by hlieberman 2y ago
It’s not. They’ve held FedRAMP certifications for more than a decade. Source: ex-Akamai InfoSec employee
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by hlieberman 2y ago
> Should we eliminate one leg of the nuclear triad? Yes, actually; two of them. Air-based nuclear bombs barely made sense in WWII; with modern IADS, the idea that you're going to get nuclear bombers through to target is laughable.
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by hlieberman 2y ago
This is a cool implementation, for sure, but I'm not sure I'd recommend going directly for a structure like a CRDT and managing the distribution yourself. This kind of thing is exactly why mnesia was made, and that should have no
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by hlieberman 2y ago
It's a concrete that: 1) breaks down in water in a day(!), and 2) has a "5 times higher impact on human health and 3 times higher impact on eco-toxicity as compared to concrete.". Cool research, but I'll pass on using it
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by hlieberman 2y ago
It's actually just the SIL font license, which is what basically every open source font uses. They just removed the preamble of it for some reason.
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by hlieberman 2y ago
There's a maniac/genius who made the BEAM VM boot directly on some hardware through his GRiSP project: https://www.grisp.org/ Hard real-time Erlang. It's siiiick.
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by hlieberman 2y ago
It doesn't work so easily; if you do that, the battery itself will fall apart because of deposition of the iron. See: https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1149/1945-7111/abcf50/...
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by hlieberman 2y ago
The author actually talks about ESS in a comment to the linked blog post from the article. Apparently their battery generates a ton of H_2 that needs to be managed. That could easily be the sort of thing that only is possible/realisti
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by hlieberman 2y ago
Why not simply add the Must Staple restriction unconditionally to all certificates (aka "status_request")? That will eliminate privacy concerns -- no compliant TLS implementation should fetch a OCSP ticket given a stapled response
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by hlieberman 2y ago
Missed opportunity to name it "stardate".
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by hlieberman 2y ago
Speed... OK, maybe, with a small/slow enough injection machine. Quality, maybe, especially for parts that aren't structural. Price? No fucking way.
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by hlieberman 2y ago
Honest question: why was race and gender even /on/ your application in the first place? Do you mean the EEO questions that they ask -- because those are absolutely not supposed to be part of the application. Or do you mean you h
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by hlieberman 3y ago
As one of the users of imgz, I'm ashamed that I'm not getting ripped off in more than one way. stavros, have you considered IMGZ-coin???
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by hlieberman 3y ago
This is just a straw-man boogymen about speech supression; it's not even internally consistent. It claims on the one hand that Maria Ressa believes Wikileaks "isn't journalism" (implying she is in favor of censoring it)
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by hlieberman 3y ago
Notably, this is an interim staff report that has NOT been voted on by the committee and was produced entirely by partisan (Republican) staff.
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by hlieberman 3y ago
Honestly, if someone who is an investor is complaining about the FTC, they're probably doing their job right.
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by hlieberman 3y ago
I'm curious -- what was the inputs to the decision to redo the logic from scratch, rather than wrap something like the `webpki` crate?
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by hlieberman 3y ago
This is incorrect. The IRS only requires the filing of form 8300 if, and only if, you've received a transaction in excess of $10k _during the course of your trade or business_[1]. It does not apply to private citizens engaging in per
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by hlieberman 3y ago
Except that, in basically every other developed nation, healthcare is _more_ regulated, if not nationalized, and has better performance for substantially lower cost. The invisible hand(job) can't save you from areas where there is no s

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