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Reddit makes US IPO filing public(reuters.com)
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by hn8305823 3y ago
> Nowadays this watchdog is init/PID1, on most distributions - systemd. If init can't be relied on to manage services, what guarantees do you have for the system to provide them? Does that monitor actual (not just apparent link
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by hn8305823 3y ago
> This feels like a hack, but based on hours of reading online discussions, most people seem to settle on a script that periodically checks whether the WiFi connection is good, and restarts the WiFi interface or the whole Pi if it’s not.
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by hn8305823 3y ago
Ok, I unflagged
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by hn8305823 3y ago
Why do we care? Ashai Linux is obviously a high-IQ effort and we are very fortunate they are motivated to work on this instead of something else (like ML)
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Every figure in the article is AI generated and incomprehensible(twitter.com)
2 points by hn8305823 3y ago|0 comments
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by hn8305823 3y ago
In the US, if you are withdrawing ~thousands of $ in cash, and they ask you what it is for, and your answer is "mattress" or "no answer" then you can be 100% certain they will file an SAR. However, there are probably so
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by hn8305823 3y ago
Another example exception: Yesterday I ordered an Uber to go from a hotel to the Airport. Immediately after connecting with a driver I get an inbound call from another state. I'm the type that never answers inbound calls unless it&#x
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by hn8305823 3y ago
A flaw in this theory is that poor people who have jobs often times still have to go to work on federal holidays because of where they work - retail and service jobs for example.
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by hn8305823 3y ago
I had a slightly different reaction: I was very distracted by the visual artifacts (brain processing, not the actual image), especially around the edge of the circle.
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by hn8305823 3y ago
I wonder how close the door plug was to hitting the tailplane or vertical stabilizer/rudder?
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by hn8305823 3y ago
Only if the patient consents (or their family if they are unable to give legal consent), otherwise no for patient privacy.
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by hn8305823 3y ago
In case anyone is wondering about the context for this 2016 article, it was right after the 2015 San Bernardino attack and the FBI was trying to get into one of the attacker's phones. Apple resisted the request primarily because they w
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by hn8305823 3y ago
Metadata (src/dest ip/port) can be of high value, especially for cross-border traffic.
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by hn8305823 3y ago
I've only ever lost data on Linux ext* filesystems, never on FreeBSD UFS or ZFS. 20 years ago it was unfortunately not unusual to experience the Linux "nuclear fsck" where it scrolls by so fast and for so long you know it&#x2
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20 Years of Apple vs. Microsoft, by Market Capitalization(visualcapitalist.com)
1 points by hn8305823 3y ago|0 comments
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by hn8305823 3y ago
In case you are wondering how this is possible: > “That payment in full is based on the petition date values of those claims. Many of those claims are premised upon currencies, which declined dramatically in value in that tumultuous peri
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Calculator Watch(en.wikipedia.org)
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by hn8305823 3y ago
And I would make sure it had complete feature parity with IPv4 (DHCP, VRRP etc) instead of embarking on a religious crusade to reinvent the way devices connect. It took over a decade to get feature parity from the non-network-operators that
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by hn8305823 3y ago
> "Used a feature phone at odd hours for years but began leaving their phone behind to go pull large quantities of cash from the ATM according to bank records, followed by a new circuitous route around town where they don't liv
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by hn8305823 3y ago
Nooooo! You can't compare a Cray vector processor to a general purpose Raspberry PI! https://imgflip.com/i/8cwqf1 Seriously though, I think the fact that the PI is general purpose makes it even more impressive.
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by hn8305823 3y ago
> I mean, isn't that what Bell Labs basically was? More like Xerox PARC. I wish we could re-create the secret to how productive that engineer playground was. Yes, Xerox HQ (across the country) had little interest in monetizing their
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by hn8305823 3y ago
Just having the power isn't enough. Nobody respects pushovers. Think of "Asshole" in corporate leadership as "a show of force" that earns begrudging respect. But to your point you can earn respect without always b
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by hn8305823 3y ago
> What’s amazing to me is how timid companies get when there’s limited resources. Instead of making another big bet to get back on the revenue train, they chase trends. A classic (and timely) counter-example to this is when Boeing bet th
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by hn8305823 3y ago
I take excellent care of it, mechanically and cosmetically. A scratch in the first 100 miles is there forever... I even demand the dealer NOT wash the car as they are likely to put micro-scratches in the paint. Go look at the cars in carmax
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by hn8305823 3y ago
> The vehicle in question is an all-wheel drive unit that had 72 miles on the odometer when it was delivered. I've bought eight brand new cars in my lifetime (some co-bought with a partner). I don't think any of them had more t
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by hn8305823 3y ago
Just checking if this is still an accurate description of the culture at Google today? > Google is the opposite: it's like a giant grad-school. Half the programmers have PhD's, and everyone treats the place like a giant researc
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by hn8305823 3y ago
Obviously: Dave Calhoun of Boeing
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by hn8305823 3y ago
> For example, take construction engineering; the government doesn't fully inspect every single submitted drawing, they may spot check here and there and make sure the paperwork is filled out, but the final duty rests with the engin
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by hn8305823 3y ago
To any Boeing execs reading this thread: How is the clean sheet redesign of the 737 going? J/K, everyone knows you wake up in the morning and think about how much stock to buy back and not much else. Do you even remember what Boeing us

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