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by kfarr 4y ago
In theory a PM is not making architectural decisions
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by kfarr 4y ago
By that time only bad guys exist, perhaps their descendants carry the seed of good
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by kfarr 4y ago
Yeah rural folk may last longer then city folk in the short term but then consolidation comes and there are very few winners
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by kfarr 4y ago
Maybe you're just not grateful enough? /s
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by kfarr 4y ago
There are over 100 FTX entities, part of the confusion around jurisdiction is -- which FTX?
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by kfarr 4y ago
Yes
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by kfarr 4y ago
Red / green colorblind researcher: groundbreaking study shows invisible wavelength differentials influence "stop" and "go" behavior in motorists!
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by kfarr 4y ago
This should be at the top. Kudos to IKEA comms team for transparency and clarity in this statement
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by kfarr 4y ago
Full on agreement. There are literally videos of Teslas smashing into stationary vehicles on the highway at night using only vision camera for FSD. No way any rational actor could claim the visible pixel space is sufficient in that scenario
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by kfarr 4y ago
FTA quoting an expert in licensing: "It’s important not to orphan a community codebase,” said open source software licensing specialist Heather Meeker, General Partner at OSS Capital. “It can be hard to define what that means, but it’s
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by kfarr 4y ago
Also interested if there is any recent work on micro reclamation of discarded high value materials. Probably drinking too much sci Fi cool aid but seems like landfills may someday be a treasure for mining once the tech is capable
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by kfarr 4y ago
I was interested in an overview of how the attack works, here's a copy / paste summary of a simplified example from the PDF: > For this toy example, assume a browser vendor wants to improve performance by only allowing one vide
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by kfarr 4y ago
Honestly it's a big difference. One is payroll and legal, the other is laundered and illegal and the feds regularly prosecute SF gov officials for this.
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by kfarr 4y ago
Yes Rec and Parks bathrooms are plenty good for the job, even with kids. Maybe they should take over the other ones!
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by kfarr 4y ago
Correct, in real life queued objects (or people) are "agents" that exhibit imperfect behavior that doesn't really adhere to a perfect queuing equation. Classic example is motor vehicle throughput: queuing equations might be h
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by kfarr 4y ago
Already there! Code could use a refresh but had fun with it many years ago https://github.com/kfarr/jurassic-file-navigator
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by kfarr 4y ago
Title has since changed but originally it was something like "trains should not be on the same track to avoid collisions"
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by kfarr 4y ago
Finally the market is settling in to the reality of Brexit! Looking forward to continued fall of the sterling as the united kingdom loses its unity. Will Northern Ireland or Scotland be first to go?
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by kfarr 4y ago
Totally agree and another anecdote to add to the pile is that our kids love the fake meat chicken nuggets and don't know the difference. Nor do I. I could see this being a bigger long-term impact on low-end meats than high-end meats wh
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by kfarr 4y ago
You gotta catch em all before they leak too much value
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by kfarr 4y ago
I wish I could find the original link but I remember years ago a HN submission from a startup doing document summarization. The founder was on the discussion and responding to question about what documents are not possible to summarize with
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by kfarr 4y ago
The true cost of hardware is greater than the purchase price of the hardware. It's not feasible for everyone to buy hardware, esp. for intermittent load.
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by kfarr 4y ago
Intellectually poor man's attempt at a summary of the summary: Part 1 - math proof that a formal system when evaluated by an agent "breaking out of the system" can use that system to prove itself inconsistent. ("f* up&qu
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by kfarr 4y ago
Yeah this article is an excellent summary and I'd recommend people read it before the book instead of after
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by kfarr 4y ago
Yes learned this the hard way with 3d.st . The operators of the .st domain were somehow affected by "force majeure" timed coincidentally around new sanctions on Russia. Essentially the country-approved TLD operator no longer respo
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by kfarr 4y ago
Despite all the negative comments, "Never fix a bug and refactor in the same pull request" is great advice and deserves reminders.
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by kfarr 4y ago
That's a different model with 6DOF head tracking for AR/VR. The op model has no tracking and is more of a "dumb display"
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by kfarr 4y ago
Yeah these have been around for almost a decade as cheap VR knockoffs for the unsuspecting, albeit I haven't seen the direct USB c output option before. Not until you take it home and turn it on do you realize the resolution of 1080p s
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by kfarr 4y ago
Brexit is a self own of epic proportions. With potential for Ireland to reunite and Scotland to go independent. Thanks for sharing
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by kfarr 4y ago
> There are some minor kinks that need to be worked out, such as the fact that each image takes around a day to generate on mobile, but this is more than acceptable in certain domains. Website visitors, for example, are well-accustomed t

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