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by kklisura 3y ago
Who do you think next "Enron" would be? Tesla? [1] Others? [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/RealTesla/comments/bq06lc/the_smart...
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by kklisura 3y ago
WFH introduced during covid really tip the scales of power dynamics between employees and employer.
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by kklisura 3y ago
Together with my colleagues, I went from AI will replace us (programmers), to programmer using AI will replace one not using it, to it's not gonna have effect on programming industry (or at least it's not gonna have effect that is
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by kklisura 3y ago
Local sentiment supports your view as well. Lots of my friends and family (hi from Sarajevo) hold belief that if Ukraine had fallen within couple of days there would be war here.
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by kklisura 3y ago
Canada: Hundreds of unmarked graves found at residential school (2021), 363 comments, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27617693
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No human remains found 2 years after claims of ‘mass graves’ in Canada(nypost.com)
6 points by kklisura 3y ago|7 comments
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by kklisura 3y ago
How along until someone patches/builds a firmware and makes a radar out of the dish?
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by kklisura 3y ago
I got this as well. Even though I'm avid youtube user, I'll be not turning my history on. Thankfully, the Subscription page has videos of channels I subscribe to - so that's good enough for me.
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by kklisura 3y ago
The more these things are happening and the more I read about it, the more I understand and agree with Richard Stallman.
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by kklisura 3y ago
> Generally, these exploits are shared with Tesla, and it helps the automaker secure its systems. We need to bring back hackers/crackers of the old and NOT share exploits with these companies.
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by kklisura 3y ago
> @Cloudflare Registrar just quietly rolled out support for the following TLDs: .app .boo .channel .dad .day .dev .esq .foo .how .mov .new .nexus .page .phd .prof .rsvp .soy
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Cloudflare adds support for more TLDs(twitter.com)
2 points by kklisura 3y ago|1 comments
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by kklisura 3y ago
Here's an excerpt from one of the latest reports from SEC [1] about CEO selling stock: > The transactions reported on this Form 4 were effected pursuant to a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan adopted by the Reporting Person on August 26, 202
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by kklisura 3y ago
Who would you say is todays Richard Feynman? I would say it's professor Leonard Susskind [1] - interestingly he was also a Feynman's friend. Any other suggestions? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard_Sus
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by kklisura 3y ago
Let's say WEI is all good - we trust Google and all of the people involved and it gets passed and implemented. Later on, by gradually changing it, it becomes all of what we feared it will become. How do we get back at that point? Can w
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Ask HN: Lowest Number of Background Processes
2 points by kklisura 3y ago|4 comments
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by kklisura 3y ago
> many consumers strongly prefer a thin phone Is this really the case? Is there any kind of research on that? Anecdotally: I have never seen anyone having an iPhone without a cover case. The case makes the phone _bulky_ yet no one compla
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by kklisura 3y ago
Sure, but are we at the point where science is now just a "data problem", as in: we have a lot of data we can't interpret, so we need AI help there? I honestly don't know, but would guess that that's not the case.
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by kklisura 3y ago
Huh. I thought _understanding universe_ would require research in quantum mechanics, string theory, astrophysics… you know - physics. Not _AI_.
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by kklisura 3y ago
Tensegrity table or chair.
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by kklisura 3y ago
I reckon industry of cracked/hacked both software and hardware will bloom in future.
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CommaVQ: Dataset of 100k Driving Videos(github.com)
3 points by kklisura 3y ago|0 comments
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by kklisura 3y ago
I do. Company I work for provides space for leaving your outside shoes and keeping your inside shoes or slippers. I wore slippers until few years ago, but now I wear comfy snickers in office. Some of my colleagues still wear slippers.
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by kklisura 3y ago
> Summary: In most online communities, 90% of users are lurkers who never contribute, 9% of users contribute a little, and 1% of users account for almost all the action. The article is from 2006. Given all the reddit drama, I'm wond
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The 90-9-1 Rule for Participation Inequality in Online Communities(nngroup.com)
1 points by kklisura 3y ago|1 comments
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by kklisura 3y ago
> Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube Wow. I didn't know such project even existed. I guess it's time to clone! Thanks Youtube! Also, you can pry our adblocks from our cold dead disks!
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by kklisura 3y ago
> The point being they could eliminate the human drivers and take the whole revenue instead of sharing it. Why would then Tesla even sell such cars if they can just compete and outcompete Uber?
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by kklisura 3y ago
Can someone explain how we managed to have programming languages and toolchain development for half a century without using telemetry, but somehow we need it today in our tools? Their Why Telemetry? blog, just doesn't cut it for me [1]
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by kklisura 3y ago
Sure, but then if we're gonna create and study viruses that can erase significant percentage of our population, why not do that on some remote island with one month of required onboarding/offboarding quarantine for all of the scie
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by kklisura 3y ago
Can we start changing our licenses to prohibit usage of a project for training AI systems?

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