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by jtchang 6y ago
Can you sell them back to the company? For example if you sold them for 1 cent the company has the right of first refusal and if they refuse I believe the sale can still go through.
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by jtchang 6y ago
This is fantastic! I just saw one paper sheet stayed in the printer tray. But the next one pushed it out. This is the kind of automation I can get behind.
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by jtchang 6y ago
Was wondering so looked up how much YouTube lost per second. > YouTube ads generated $15.15 billion in revenue in fiscal year 2019. So plugged into wolfram alpha: https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/ ? i=15.15+billion
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by jtchang 6y ago
Part of it is the multiple layers of abstraction. You aren't really sure what is going on when you run terraform apply. I recommend turning the TF_LOG environment variable all the way up so you get super verbose logging. Then you can a
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by jtchang 6y ago
It sucks but I don't think they are doing it out of spite. They are doing what they need to do to survive since they don't want to risk losing this one large client and having the entire consultancy go under. Approach the situatio
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by jtchang 6y ago
All these comments about metadata not being useful are missing the point. Metadata is incredible valuable and sometimes just as valuable as the decrypted data itself. Knowing what sites a target visits, access patterns, changes in behavior:
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by jtchang 6y ago
This is good info. Need to check my own build pipelines now and see if we are just blindingly cloning everything or not. 40 minutes to do a clone is a pretty long time to wait though.
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by jtchang 6y ago
Why is it uber cannot offer their drivers a choice of whether they want health insurance or not? Couldn't they have headed off this whole thing by providing health benefits at a discount to the drivers? Some drivers may indeed want to
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by jtchang 6y ago
Having read it over and thought about it I don't think I'd want to give up all the freedoms we have on posting whatever the heck we want. If it means Facebook ends up with hate speech and antivax groups so be it. I think the alter
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by jtchang 6y ago
How do you get around sometimes needing root inside the container to build things? For example building a container with buildroot inside.
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by jtchang 6y ago
Hold on while I copyright all accessor and modifier methods. From now on there will be a licensing fee if you ever use getters or setters.
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by jtchang 6y ago
Random question but why is it called memoization instead of just caching? Isn't it the same thing? For some reason I never ran across the word memoization when I was doing CS a number of years ago.
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by jtchang 6y ago
3000£ sounds like a bargain for you. Suppose he decides to play hardball and just stop working. Your agreement was 50/50 and he can just keep it. The amount is also there so he will release himself of any claim against your company in
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by jtchang 6y ago
$20k is just relocation. Not to make up for the reduction in salary.
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by jtchang 6y ago
Having never played minecraft what does that mean? Is this like discovering the exact number on which everything is based in the entire minecraft generated world? I assume with this seed you can predict everything else that is seemingly ran
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by jtchang 6y ago
This is one of the symptoms of possible anticompetitive issues. Facebook has a lot more power now and really no meaningful competitors. The more you learn the more you realize that competition can be a good thing and facebook may be abusing
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by jtchang 6y ago
Must be crazy dealing with that many log events coming in. Hopefully they get it back up soon.
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by jtchang 6y ago
In a way doesn't this just cause the adversary to adopt better operational practices? Persistent access and monitoring would probably be better long term.
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by jtchang 6y ago
It doesn't seem to have a hardware based H264 encoder though. Or maybe I am missing it?
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by jtchang 6y ago
Wow. I wonder if I can preorder. I can't seem to find a link.
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by jtchang 6y ago
I would probably say time to market and cost are the driving factors. I imagine supporting RTOS semantics to be an order of magnitude harder?
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by jtchang 6y ago
Cool! I wonder how much it will be. The Wyze/Xiaomi cams are MIPS 32 bit and the pine cube is ARM. Also the pine cube seems to have a better wifi and more flash. Wyze only has 16 so it can be a tight fit. Also bluetooth and PoE. All ve
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by jtchang 6y ago
This is actually one of many reasons I started my own project to rewrite some of the firmware on an IP camera that I bought (WyzeCam). I wanted something open where I owned most of the stack and could customize as needed. I'm not as wo
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by jtchang 6y ago
That answer is absurd yet awe inspiring what Mathematica can do.
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by jtchang 6y ago
This might be an even better reason to use it. It's purely in bug fixing and maintenance mode at this point. Which means for projects it will probably be super stable and won't change too much. This by itself is really valuable.
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by jtchang 6y ago
You mean like a digital one or like the firmware to run an elevator? Or one that is centrally controlled and managed?
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by jtchang 6y ago
Who is Carol Reese? And how is she related to Corel and WordPerfect?!
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by jtchang 6y ago
What would you suggest for emdedded systems?
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by jtchang 6y ago
On the face of it but then I think back to star trek and the giant screen they have on the bridge.
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by jtchang 6y ago
On a related note I've found finding information on the patch command to be a bit harder than normal. Without digging into the code I was trying to figure out why some people name things in the first two lines with an ending of .old. S

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