imglorp

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by imglorp 2y ago
Of course, we have to be careful not to villainize a neutral tech. Instead let's call it what it is: unchecked capitalism and monopolistic behaviors. Capitalism seems to work ok for the common good until you remove all the protections.
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by imglorp 2y ago
> composite airframe to nip corrosion in the bud That's fine, and there's galvanic anodes for the structures that aren't, but it's all the copper wiring and connections that will be a practical problem.
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by imglorp 2y ago
When would someone reach for PCF now instead of K8s?
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by imglorp 2y ago
I was just pondering if the Prolog universal quantifier would be applicable to reasoning about Cyc frames. Does your comment imply it's not?
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by imglorp 2y ago
It sounded like it was working up to a C4 pitch but never got there. It bears a look exactly for this post's title. https://c4model.com
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by imglorp 2y ago
This would also change the mars vs moon colony equation. A ready made radiation shelter of substantial volume means none of that shielding or digging equipment would need to be brought from Earth. Move-in ready.
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by imglorp 2y ago
It's interesting that someone knows about the artifact in there, and its format.
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by imglorp 2y ago
Is there a hard ethernet port on it? Maybe you can ignore or disable their wifi and add your own AP/router downstream.
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by imglorp 2y ago
Those two systems have 116 launches combined. If there was one failure tomorrow, that would be a 99.1% success rate vs falcon now at 99.7%.
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by imglorp 2y ago
Answering my own question, one source is https://layoffs.fyi where there are some time domain data.
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by imglorp 2y ago
It sure feels like it, yeah. But is there an objective time series measure somewhere?
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by imglorp 2y ago
Target and Walmart have internal crime forensics labs and sometimes assist police on public cases. https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2017/04/csi-w...
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by imglorp 2y ago
> Just nuke and recreate venv from scratch using only what you need. That's great until you have dynamic dependencies which means you can run apparently happy yet fail later on an import. This means you have to take special care gen
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by imglorp 2y ago
Of course there are tons of useless PR parasites. Shareholders will demand to see a "response" or a "strategy" or an "answer" or an "AI play". If all you make is toothbrushes, you just have to milk t
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by imglorp 2y ago
Send it to Northern countries for road deicing?
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by imglorp 2y ago
If you dump it into an evaporation pond, you can pick up all the minerals and metals left behind such as lithium.
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by imglorp 2y ago
I just posted this amateur documentary about a guy that prides himself in saving safes from the drill. He only does manipulation. He uses a stethoscope and sometimes a laser pointer to visualize the wheel angles. https://www.yout
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by imglorp 2y ago
Missed opportunity: it would really be a different conversation if, around 1980 or so, syslog(3) became a standard and was adopted at that time by everyone. Logs really would be in much the same format and you could use simple text tools on
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by imglorp 2y ago
I saw that and reported it. The "Tesla" channel had hundreds of thousands of subscribers. The name was actually "Tesla" like the real one. You can invoke the algorithm's ire for even mentioning a concept that'
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by imglorp 2y ago
I found this low-view gem in the sea of noise.
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The Baltimore Job [a safecracking documentary] [video](youtube.com)
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by imglorp 2y ago
If looking at some weird US foreign policy, it's probably wise to ask who are all the players and what are their motivations. There's usually some deals going on somewhere. So why is the US supporting this regime?
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by imglorp 2y ago
I don't think you could get cash from a payphone by phreaking, back in the day. At most you could get back the coins you put in. After each call, the coins dropped into the lock box. Phreaking was more about sending tones to the CO.
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by imglorp 2y ago
Keeping no evidence of misbehavior is already becoming standard practice to avoid regulators. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-01-26/doj-ftc-w... or https://archive.is/T5f3G
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by imglorp 2y ago
At least they have a nice disclosure page and acknowledge researchers. https://www.teamviewer.com/en/resources/trust-center/securit...
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by imglorp 2y ago
WSL is not at all the same thing as Linux on hardware.
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by imglorp 2y ago
> This choice was designed to spread the pain equally among all operating systems of the day; each has to translate to and from the CR LF convention when text was transferred across the network. This compromise might have made sense from
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by imglorp 2y ago
Unless they're going to build 8m diameter module in orbit, the various inflatable projects make much more sense from a launch standpoint.
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by imglorp 2y ago
I bet they get tired of overheight vehicles smashing them. The few detracting from the many as usual?
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by imglorp 2y ago
This might be a case where a kiosk touchscreen is better. I've used them in-store. It's not a bad system, plus you would pay there instead of "pull up to the first window". Plus a touchscreen works for hearing impaired p

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