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by jxf 3y ago
It sounds like a number of the affected telescopes are still in operation, they're just not being remotely operated. I think it's more likely that the attackers simply don't know they're attacking a telescope. It's
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by jxf 3y ago
> 1. 10% of your time doing devops work isn't necessarily a waste - if 10% of that time is cheaper than enterprise offerings, then this is probably worth the resources, unless you are very short on talent. That's not the right
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by jxf 3y ago
Woefully lacking on details. The immediate question is whether this falsification has anything to do with the SVB collapse or if it was just an isolated attempt at profiteering.
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by jxf 3y ago
I don't think that's what "unconditional love" means or should be taken to mean. It usually means that your ability to love someone is not contingent on an expectation of reciprocity. For example, an infant can't re
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by jxf 3y ago
That's because very few people want to live in the 80% of Nevada that's mountainous rugged terrain or sandblasted desert, free of water, power, jobs, or infrastructure. Let's fix the problem in the places where people want t
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by jxf 3y ago
That's not true; computer engineering is represented in the list of degrees that the administration has.
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by jxf 3y ago
Probably not without violating an NDA. What would you like to know?
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by jxf 3y ago
Yes. We've launched multiple production instances of this across a handful of clients. In general humans using the new workflows show very significant performance and quality improvements over unassisted humans so far for the well-defi
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by jxf 3y ago
It's not quite the same thing, but the "mixture of experts" model is a popular deep learning approach that displays very good performance: see e.g., https://arxiv.org/abs/2208.02813
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by jxf 3y ago
They very much want to be. FedEx is more effective than UPS at union suppression: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/jan/14/fedex-anti-u...
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by jxf 3y ago
If the employees charged with doing the work are miserable and uncomfortable, how well do you think the packages are getting treated?
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by jxf 3y ago
You get what you pay for. UPS drivers are unionized, and Amazon's aren't.
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by jxf 3y ago
Those states are also huge net receivers of federal investment, too.
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by jxf 3y ago
That's very plausible. But then that means there is an inherent bias against people with darker skin. So the more interesting question is: why wasn't that bias anticipated and caught, and if it was known, why was it allowed to go
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by jxf 3y ago
I don't have any positions in Zoom (although I did have some puts last year that I've since closed out).
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by jxf 3y ago
You're right. I retracted the comment and edited to reflect this point.
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by jxf 3y ago
I'm not rendering an opinion here about the trustworthiness of Zoom. I'm simply saying that the plain reading of the TOS is the opposite of what the headline on this post claims.
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by jxf 3y ago
edit: I'm retracting my earlier comment. Earlier I wrote that the headline didn't seem to match what was in the TOS, since OP never mentioned which part they're concerned about. I'm now assuming the part they don't
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by jxf 3y ago
Bacterial erosion? Isn't that what the immune system is for?
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by jxf 3y ago
It means "art" in the broad sense of "prior art" (e.g. a creative endeavor), not art in the sense of MoMA or the Louvre. Though both kinds of art are beautiful in their way.
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by jxf 3y ago
Hidden as in it's not available normally, or hidden as in it's a paid feature?
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by jxf 3y ago
I'm a US citizen, but just wanted to say thank you for your work in helping others immigrate to the US. Our system is both complex and complicated, and the legal and administrative staff who help immigrants and prospective immigrants n
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by jxf 3y ago
The author's use of "kurtotic barbarities" to describe this situation is absolutely my new favorite phrase. English is a beautiful language in which to express frustrations.
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by jxf 3y ago
> boot/management TUIs Where are you seeing these in the docs? Or are those somewhere else?
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by jxf 3y ago
Movies are exempt. Viewers of a movie know that the movie is entirely created content; no one thinks that if an actor says "I love Red Bull" that this is their personal opinion or an endorsement thereof. This isn't clear if a
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by jxf 3y ago
"Eventually" is a pretty long time. If you were in 1959, would you press a button that caused satellites and freeze-dried food and flight computers to arrive 20 years earlier if it cost $10 billion to press? That saves billions of
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by jxf 3y ago
> Presumably in the vast majority of urban areas, 50’ would be more than enough to avoid any and all obstructions. This would definitely not be enough in, say, NYC. Grand Central Station is 150 feet below street level, for example. The O
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by jxf 3y ago
Workday isn't owned by Salesforce.
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by jxf 3y ago
I have deployed LLM-based workflows into several production environments so far this year to great effect and worked extensively with engineering teams. There is no way it's true that "most code is already written by AI".
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by jxf 3y ago
VCs are not experts in high growth technology firms. They are experts in securitization and capital management. These are different things from building healthy, productive organizations that people want to work at.

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