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by kjs3 8mo ago
Both sides of the equation can be gamed. This has always been the issue with reputation systems.
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by kjs3 8mo ago
This is really an amazing resource. If you don't know BGP and how to grok AS's, you aren't a fully actualized IP networking human.
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by kjs3 8mo ago
Is mc68k or PPC still in there anywhere?
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by kjs3 8mo ago
On the other hand...all of the medical advances up till now mean some of us (who live in the right place and have enough money) will live better , but up to now, we don't really live longer . People have lived into their 90s for cen
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by kjs3 8mo ago
The teaching language for my undergrad OS course (late 80s) was Modula-2. We had no experience with it prior to the class (but had experience with Pascal and several other languages by this point) and the whole of intro was "get Kim K
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by kjs3 8mo ago
If it had been legal, and had he jumped in broad daylight, I think he’d have survived that day. Right. It's the Park Service to blame. Right there with the "it's the cops fault I crashed and burned because if driving 140m
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by kjs3 8mo ago
It can be both. But to your point, when some overconfident dudebro splatters himself all over the flats, we the people have to pay for the cops to show up, the medics and the ambulance even if the idiot is obviously dogfood, the body reco
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by kjs3 8mo ago
You can't even take your cat white river rafting on the grand canyon I've done Grand Canyon whitewater (part in an OC1, part in a raft). A law against animal cruelty isn't a bad thing.
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by kjs3 8mo ago
My dad was in hazardous waste abatement (see: US Superfund cleanups), and I talked to a guy at a corp party years ago who was researching plants growing on slag. But he was looking at the plants that were sucking up the abundant toxins pre
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by kjs3 8mo ago
Clearly, there's a wildly baroque stack of abstractions meters deep that is way better than a simple, reliable, well tested, ubiquitous, idiomatic one line solution. Modern software at it's finest.
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by kjs3 9mo ago
aiming for 50k units a year I'm aiming for being better looking and having more hair. Elon and I are even right now.
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by kjs3 9mo ago
Spot on. And "build on top" is what I'm working on. Tilting at deeply entrenched windmills is a generally a fools errand (as Cervantes said).
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by kjs3 9mo ago
There's the guy who's never shipped and supported a product.
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by kjs3 9mo ago
You win the internet today.
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by kjs3 9mo ago
You'll need to pay for the 'advanced license' to cool below 78F or heat above 62F.
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by kjs3 9mo ago
What if, instead of having to reach out to the big players, the economics of having a software developer or 2 on staff make it such that you could build custom-tailored, bespoke software to work "with" your company and not agains
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by kjs3 9mo ago
They’ve been running a pilot all this time So did Nikola. Elon said yesterday the unveil is in April “hopefully” Who could possibly argue with that. Obviously everything is way behind elons hype timelines, but I do still think it’s all
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by kjs3 9mo ago
I have a Vax 730. But you can lift a pen. :-)
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by kjs3 9mo ago
Please don't give them any ideas. It's one small step from 'this works great on hippos!' to 'I hear there's a human population problem...'.
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by kjs3 9mo ago
I'm sure lady hippos care about looks just as much as any other mammal, just different looks than a pair of low-hangers.
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by kjs3 9mo ago
That's a very fair point, but on my system telnet is 211144 bytes. How big is a javascript runtime + browser + browser sandbox. I have no idea, but I'd be really surprised if it was less than 3 orders of magnitude bigger, and no
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by kjs3 9mo ago
Can't even get the acronym right, but confidently lecturing about what it means. For those of us who do this for a living, this is what "amateur" looks like.
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by kjs3 9mo ago
You can block at your gateway/router. Lots of places have country IP ranges[1], and there are even more or less frequently updated lists of 'malicious' IP ranges[2]. Some gateway providers include 'block by country&#x2
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by kjs3 9mo ago
Why don't you read what was written instead of being the unthinking RISC-V fanboi in the room. My only point was that the RISC-V license is probably not the biggest factor in its success, since there have been many, many open source
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by kjs3 9mo ago
Honestly, what universe are you living in? The one where I actually read what I'm replying to. I never one single time said RISC-V wasn't successful. Not even implied it. What I did say, should you ever climb of your appar
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by kjs3 9mo ago
Note that this is much more dangerous than visiting a website. Are you being hyperbolic or do you seriously think the attack surface area of ANSI escape sequences is 'much more' than, say, Javascrpt?
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by kjs3 9mo ago
In the US, pretty much anything can construed as a grounds for a lawsuit. It's the 'affording the lawsuit' that's the problem.
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by kjs3 9mo ago
The important point is that using an open ISA allows you to create your own CPU that implements it. So? You've been able to do that since...computers. Anyone can roll their own ISA any time they want. It's a low-effort projec
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by kjs3 9mo ago
I'm fairly confident there's more than 1% of people who care about these things If there were an economically viable number of people who cared about those things (and it would need to be significantly more than 1%), we'd b
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by kjs3 9mo ago
People that actually know very little about software development now believe they don't need to know anything about it, and they are commenting very confidently here on hn. That reads like mission statement of HN.

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