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by leoqa 2y ago
Scientific literacy is at an all-time low (or rather it's being leveraged at an all -time high), with Reddit and TikTok regurgitating "Study finds .. " articles without linking the study nor doing due diligence on the results
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by leoqa 3y ago
Just replay into nc?
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by leoqa 3y ago
If I have a CCTV camera that is in a known location and a TPM that signs its footage, I could probably convince a jury that it’s legit in the face of a deepfake defense. That’s the bar- it’s not going to be infallible but if you don’t find
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by leoqa 3y ago
There will be a new side gig for ‘experts’ to explain deepfakes to a jury.
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by leoqa 3y ago
I have two gaming computers that I’d like to vent up into my attic. Anyone tried this? I considered moving them to the garage and then running USB-over-fiber to access them but have a ton of flight sim gear I need powered as well.
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by leoqa 3y ago
It's a dialog, you can't push ADHD diagnoses and then get upset when other folks don't agree with your view of the human condition.
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by leoqa 3y ago
Thanks for posting this. I find a lot of self-described ADHD folks seem to describe fairly normal ennui that makes up life. My wife talked her way into a diagnosis (innocently, and she hasn't taken the medication) and she has never had
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by leoqa 3y ago
I've started interviewing this last two weeks and have 6 interviews scheduled for staff FANG remote. Meta, Amazon, Netflix are all hiring.
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by leoqa 3y ago
You do not want to host someone else's code. Webhooks are great because they simply require an endpoint. If you host someone else's code, you also need to host their 3rd-party API keys, etc. You'll also have to combat spammer
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by leoqa 3y ago
I went in pessimistic but the demo was pretty good- every AI-based feature was solving a real point of friction and seemed reasonable.
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by leoqa 3y ago
The real question is: does your wife use it? I have an excel budget that I updated based on our real spending habits every couple months. I also use projectifi for the long term asset planning, using the budget as an input for our surplus c
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by leoqa 3y ago
This guy sounds insufferable.
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by leoqa 3y ago
Are we missing a thread pool/executor like abstraction for workers? If we really want callers to be able to control concurrency primitives deeper down the stack, we should coalesce on an executor paradigm that the library can use as it
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by leoqa 3y ago
This is a good outcome.
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by leoqa 3y ago
If you need more content, I would be keen to read a blog post on how you designed authz at Fly.io. I think it'd be a unique point of view, given your security background and ability to write well.
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by leoqa 3y ago
I'm curious what your thoughts are on implementing a sane authorization system in 2024. You mentioned writing roles onto macroons but what does your policy look like? Is your surface area simple enough that it's not a concern? I&#
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by leoqa 3y ago
name an impossible thing and a grant writer will propose a solution
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by leoqa 3y ago
I’ve done software for 15 years and am fortunate to soft-retire soon. I was considering my next career to be law. I’ve filed civil actions, patents and would want to do civil litigation for consumer rights. Any advice on how to go about get
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by leoqa 3y ago
One crime is skilled, one crime is not. The skilled person has more options to earn 2BTC than the unskilled person does to earn $200. If you’re a felon and unskilled you’re as desperate as it gets in America.
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by leoqa 3y ago
I think this is not as simple, because to achieve good metrics (latency, cache hit) you will need to be predicting the actual incoming query load, which is quite hard. Letting the query load itself set the values is the state of the art. In
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by leoqa 3y ago
In the U.S. being a CBP is not well regarded and is generally a stepping stone for other federal law enforcement agencies due to the pension system. The guys checking passports are treated like children, I’m sure misuses of privilege can be
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by leoqa 3y ago
Yes
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by leoqa 3y ago
I stopped donating to charity and just pay for propublica and consumer reports. They feel like civilian watch dogs that are missing in our regulatory regime.
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by leoqa 3y ago
This is actually an evolved model, as the system has to handle data loss as a primitive upfront. Similar to how Rust forces you to reason about allocators.
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by leoqa 3y ago
Don’t be the Google hire that makes everything complicated. Be prepared to be told no, or to bring a better argument. We use Bazel at work and it’s sufficiently complex to write new rules. I’ve seen NX touted as a more approachable equivale
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by leoqa 3y ago
> 2.25% interest to put into a savings account at 5% return Sure, that seems rather savy to me. The only problem is I can’t guarantee 5.5%
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by leoqa 3y ago
A more scalable system is already in place. Some cities have loitering planes 24/7 that are taking pictures every N seconds. They can go to the crime scene and trace the path of the criminals in the past, or follow them in ~real time.
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by leoqa 3y ago
What about state and local gov employees?
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by leoqa 3y ago
That particular character is a biologist before the crash, perhaps prior knowledge since the planet has been inhabited before.
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by leoqa 3y ago
I agree

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