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by kleer001 6y ago
First, understand it'll be a job and all the things that come with it. Second, spend some time watching lectures and presentations from security professionals. I like to watch videos from previous DefCons. Why do this? It'll help
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by kleer001 6y ago
I think this is the "correct" strategy for long term success. Why? Because this was also Issac Asimov's strategy. In a essay in the late 80's he talked about the visceral enjoyment of using a typewriter. The essay was in
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by kleer001 6y ago
If anyone cares I went with this bad boy : CyberPower CP1500PFCLCD PFC Sinewave UPS from : https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/best-uninterrupti... because I deserve something beefy (but not too beefy) :)
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by kleer001 6y ago
good things to keep in mind, thank you!
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by kleer001 6y ago
Capitalism its self is fine. Just as water is fine. It needs to be properly regulated. And regulations rely on federal/local culture. What works for the French isn't going to work for Peruvians isn't going to work for Nigeria
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by kleer001 6y ago
oh whoa, yea, that's a bit beefy for my use case but if you like the brand I'll check 'em out
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Ask HN: What small home office UPS do you use?
5 points by kleer001 6y ago|5 comments
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by kleer001 6y ago
do it : https://github.com/CorentinJ/Real-Time-Voice-Cloning
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by kleer001 6y ago
I've found this happened naturally for me in terms of smaller mannerisms and phrases or silly voices. Nothing load bearing, mind. That's all hard work and self discovery.
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by kleer001 6y ago
> I WAS a YouTube premium member until recently, but dropped it because of crap like this. That doesn't follow. How would you see ads if you're a YTP member? You standing up for a freeloader? Their annoyance is your annoyance?
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by kleer001 6y ago
Pasta foam? Sounds like it would fall apart. What's it made of? How would you cook it? Sounds like AeroGel. Does it have aerospace applications?
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by kleer001 6y ago
Best of luck! As a short aside, the #1 thing about your game to worry about is "the main gameplay loop", even if its story based, the thing your player does over and over again should be fun. Yahtzee Croshaw does some great game e
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by kleer001 6y ago
Nonsense. Any strategy that is so easily communicated is certainly already being countered by a hedge fund quant somewhere. And then counter-countered by another quant. And it's quants all the way down. IMHO the real winning strategy i
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by kleer001 6y ago
Then systems theory and complexity science are things to check out, they're really cool. I won't insult you by linking to a wikipedia article. IMHO complexity boils down to the number of connections in an objects internal parts. B
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by kleer001 6y ago
Would someone more knowledgeable than me sketch out the relationship between Phrack and 2600? I think someone here knows it off the top of their head.
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by kleer001 6y ago
Hmm, I think that's comparing the complexity of our understanding of the topic and not the complexity of the topic its self which I think is regularly laid out by experts and researchers of said topic. So, you might have a savant belti
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by kleer001 6y ago
How are you measuring complexity? Number of nested connections? That would probably be life its self. So, understanding it from its various mathematical basis through physics and chemistry on up to genetics, game theory, and evolution. Conn
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by kleer001 6y ago
How exactly did that improve your life by 10x ?
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by kleer001 6y ago
It's very likely a smart business decision, but I wish Steam had a re-sell market. Even just having only a single possible sale, I think would help sort the crap from the gold. There'd be one more opportunity for profit AND people
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by kleer001 6y ago
From that bugzilla thread: (tl;dr they're asking to stop spamming the bug thread with support for the feature) Marco Bonardo [:mak] Comment 67 • 2 days ago Hello everyone. Even if you care a lot of about his feature, please don't
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by kleer001 6y ago
Where?
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by kleer001 6y ago
Why? Different people have different risk aversions. Gambling with stonks and crypto is for those of us with low risk aversion and plenty to risk.
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by kleer001 6y ago
Sign me the F up. It'd be hard for a few years, but our descendants would benefit greatly.
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by kleer001 6y ago
Hahaha, apparently some of you are reading this in a rude tone. Please, try not to. I'm not in your situation. But, good for you with time and energy to burn. I've been doing what I'm doing in my career for 20 plus years. I&#
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by kleer001 6y ago
> study at work? 0% I work at work. If I need to learn something to solve a problem then I take as little time as possible and do that entirely ad-hoc.
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by kleer001 6y ago
> Each student keeps track of which of the others they consider trustworthy. How do you turn that into code?
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by kleer001 6y ago
Any discussion of 51% attacks that ignores the game theory of it I think misses the original genius of the Bitcoin white paper. If one has control of 51% of the network it's in one's best interest to keep that network going succes
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by kleer001 6y ago
Whaaa? Citation, please. I've heard of some meat only diets before, but leaving it in the sun? Carrion?
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by kleer001 6y ago
> if neanderthals... were the ones with those mutations. There's a fun trilogy from Robert J. Sawyer about that : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Neanderthal_Parallax
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by kleer001 6y ago
I've been doing vfx for 20+ years. So... - watch a movie : 2020 Upside Down Magic 2017 The Fate of the Furious (visual effects artist) 2015 San Andreas 2015 Avengers: Age of Ultron 2013 R.I.P.D. 2011 Happy Feet Two 2011 Mars Needs Moms

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