jdiez17

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by jdiez17 2mo ago
I upvoted the post because they make a valid point and 99% is indeed factually incorrect hyperbole.
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by jdiez17 2mo ago
EU chip industry: best I can do is supply chips that are in 99% of industrial equipment and vehicles. Also supply the only machines in the world that enable leading edge lithography processes.
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by jdiez17 2mo ago
Extremely strong performance from India’s Skyroot with their Vikram-1 rocket. I can say that many in the space industry are looking for new launch capacity to LEO.
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by jdiez17 4mo ago
You can block the web user interface and effectively block Polymarket for 99.9% of users. No ban is ever 100% effective.
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by jdiez17 7mo ago
I've written about this elsewhere but I predict there will be a significant secondary market for repurposing parts of datacenter GPUs (for example, RAM chips) by desoldering them and soldering them onto new PCBs that fit PC/consum
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by jdiez17 7mo ago
You're absolutely right.
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by jdiez17 7mo ago
... who probably wrote their prepared PR statement with an LLM.
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by jdiez17 8mo ago
> Git repositories were never extended to version everything developers build with in the AI era. [... more fatalistic verbiage ...] A system that cannot be retrofitted for what's ahead. Two paragraph later: > Entire will be base
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by jdiez17 8mo ago
I predict there's going to be a niche opening up for companies to recycle the expensive parts of all these compute hardware that AI companies are currently buying and will probably be obsolete/depreciated/replaced in the next
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by jdiez17 8mo ago
> It's only a "desirable feature" to the nihilistic maniacs that run the markets as it's only beneficial to them. ... and which forces do you think are the core concept of "the American experiment"?
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by jdiez17 9mo ago
You would likely need at least one per orbital plane, of which there are about 24.
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by jdiez17 9mo ago
This looks pretty neat, thanks!
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by jdiez17 9mo ago
Being open source is technically not required to verify this. It’s possible to prove or disprove security claims by reverse engineering, and iOS specifically is already a popular target for professional/academic RE. Of course, a hardwa
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by jdiez17 9mo ago
> Back when decent civilization was a thing, there were rules of engagement, conduct, the pursuit of security, and strategic goals which didn't include active genocide of civilians. What period of human history are you referring to
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by jdiez17 9mo ago
If only my country (Germany)’s pension fund was capital/stock based.
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by jdiez17 10mo ago
I read some analysis about specifically this battery pack, that shows it may not be the bee's knees: https://www.lumafield.com/first-article/posts/whats-hiding-i...
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by jdiez17 1y ago
Here you go: https://www.bmi.bund.de/DE/themen/sicherheit/extremismus/lin... Feel free to read the chapter „Linksextremismus“. It talks about various violent Antifa groups and other cases. Keep in mind t
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by jdiez17 1y ago
It is the legally accurate description of the AfD [1]. Just like it is legally correct to call Björn Höcke a fascist. [1] https://medienservice.sachsen.de/medien/news/1071656
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by jdiez17 1y ago
All of the code is imported in 1 commit. The rest of the commits are deleting the specs that I guess were used to generate the code. There’s one commit adding code which explicitly says generated by Claude code. There’s basically no chance
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by jdiez17 1y ago
Seems like we have similar thoughts as we wrote more or less the same comment 10 minutes apart :) Would love to chat about this, maybe we figure out a way to get there? Email is on my profile.
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by jdiez17 1y ago
There are some reasons. As a satellite operator, the worst thing that can happen is getting locked out of the satellite for any reason. So the risk of implementing a “new” technology that has a high risk of locking you out if you lose the k
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by jdiez17 1y ago
> ...so how do you keep it secure? > Is hosting a RPi in space different from hosting one on the ground, reachable over the public internet? I assume it is, but tell me more! It is somewhat different from a security point of view, but
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by jdiez17 1y ago
My dream is to build an open source CubeSat kit (hardware, software, mission control software) with an experience similar to Arduino. Download GUI, load up some examples, and you're directly writing space applications. Ideally should b
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by jdiez17 1y ago
I personally haven’t seen confirmed SEUs in the satellites I’ve designed/operated (as in, an ionized particle affecting a transistor/MOSFET in a way that creates a short circuit and can only be cleared with a power cycle). But it’
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by jdiez17 1y ago
There are many Raspberry Pis on the International Space Station (AstroPis). They're subject to a similar amount of space radiation as CubeSats in LEO, and they work just fine. There's also an increasing trend of building CubeSat O
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by jdiez17 1y ago
I have never used SharePoint but I honestly cannot imagine it being worse than Nextcloud + Collabora Office. Which I do use almost every day.
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by jdiez17 1y ago
Uh oh. I'm all for cutting the red tape, but (in my opinion) the GDPR is: 1) easy to comply with if you're not doing nasty stuff with people's data, 2) actually needed. Any opposing views?
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by jdiez17 2y ago
> Ha, I love the "rescue ops". > This will not primarily be for rescue ops. It's a common meme in dual use tech. When you apply for funding you mention "search and rescue applications" and people know what&#x2
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by jdiez17 2y ago
Unauthenticated http is a vector for opportunistic malware. They don’t target specific websites, just inject evil.js wherever.
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by jdiez17 2y ago
The first line in their YouTube channel description: > Please everyone be sure to use the robot in a Friendly and Safe manner. I guess they also have a sense of humor.

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