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by kator 9y ago
Many times, in my career while negotiating something with another party I've said, "Let's get this fixed, it won't mean much to either of us in 50 years and in 100 nobody will remember either of us." I've manag
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by kator 10y ago
Side by side comparison: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_0s06ORTkY
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by kator 10y ago
Direct link to the clock running in a browser: https://copy.sh/life/?gist=f3413564b1fa9c69f2bad4b0400b8090&...
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by kator 10y ago
Very cool read thank you for sharing!
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by kator 10y ago
More than once I've been in a meeting where someone said "But competitor A spent 1 Billion dollars building that". And I would quip back "And now we know it can be built and it won't take a billion dollars to do it
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by kator 10y ago
Maybe I'm just crazy but there are a list of things I hope we figure out in my lifetime, and extraterrestrial intelligence is right up there in the top ten.
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by kator 10y ago
800 Petabyte Hard Disks for sale?
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by kator 10y ago
I have a friend who is an amazing musician, fairly successful and quite inspiring. He's no Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and he knows it. Everyone can accept that fact. Too many people approach "programming" like it is a simple e
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This Electric Concept Car Just Set COTA Lap Records, with and Without a Driver(roadandtrack.com)
1 points by kator 10y ago|0 comments
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by kator 10y ago
Same here, I'm debating on changing email address but worry that will fail too!
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Camera Restricta(philippschmitt.com)
1 points by kator 10y ago|0 comments
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by kator 10y ago
+1 me too, I think people get too caught up in how things used to be. Really life will change, we will all come and go, getting too attached is the basis of all suffering. EDIT: Explained myself
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by kator 10y ago
In my day we used to develop "Disaster Recovery" programs. They were massive, and we tested on a regular basis including renting massive systems from IBM and flying the team to the IBM data center to run a full restore of everyth
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METHBOT(whiteops.com)
7 points by kator 10y ago|0 comments
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Cyber attack: Hackers use everday devices to cause major internet outages(independent.co.uk)
1 points by kator 10y ago|0 comments
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Animated Internet Attack Map(map.norsecorp.com)
4 points by kator 10y ago|0 comments
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The Race for AI: Google, Twitter, Intel, Apple in a Rush to Grab AI Startups(linkedin.com)
3 points by kator 10y ago|0 comments
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by kator 10y ago
During hurricane Sandy I lived directly across from the Chase building in the financial district. The motion of the Chase building made me sea sick looking at how much it swayed in the wind. You could see the window shades flying back and
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by kator 10y ago
Funny in my 1:1's I always remind my team members my job is pretty easy, I only have four things to do: 1) Provide Air Cover 2) Provide Resources 3) Provide Direction 4) Get the F out of the way. My first 1:1 is usually a reminder of t
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by kator 10y ago
I built a dual axis laser pointer setup to play with my cat but she looks at the servo's too often because they're so noisy. I was wondering if I could use memory wire to control the laser pointer since it would be quieter. Now I
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Dockercon 2020–the end of containers(medium.com)
2 points by kator 10y ago|0 comments
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by kator 10y ago
I've heard people say laziness is important. However that is a misnomer, the reality is the best inventors and engineers are sort of long-term lazy. They will spend 40 hours building something to automate a thing you can do in 15 min
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Lenovo ThinkPad System Management Mode arbitrary code execution 0day exploit(github.com)
2 points by kator 10y ago|0 comments
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Genetic Fuzzy Artificial Intelligence for UAV's in Simulated Air Combat [pdf](omicsgroup.org)
1 points by kator 10y ago|0 comments
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New artificial intelligence beats tactical experts in combat simulation(magazine.uc.edu)
3 points by kator 10y ago|1 comments
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Brexit vote highlighted UK discontent with EU, but other countries are grumbling(pewresearch.org)
2 points by kator 10y ago|0 comments
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by kator 10y ago
LOL Well my wife does QA of projects I work on from open source game servers to various things I build around the house for fun. She's quite good at bug reports and very detail oriented, she's comfortable running the same manual
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by kator 10y ago
IMHO It's too soon to tell. If several other states do the same the EU will become a disjointed mess. Some polls say as many as 43% of Germans feel more power should come home. If other member states show intention to leave it could
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by kator 10y ago
I have massive issues with the fingerprint systems like Apple Touch ID because of my eczema. Sometimes I have to retrain as often as once a week. I'm not alone with this problem, how exactly will these systems approach people with ve
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Tell Congress: Stop the Burr-Feinstein Backdoor Proposal(act.eff.org)
5 points by kator 10y ago|1 comments

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