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by lrhegeba 4y ago
reminds me of a very frightening quote from security specialist Gavin de Becker ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gavin_de_Becker ), paraphrased: "every evil that you can think of, someone will have done it"
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by lrhegeba 4y ago
"Who exactly is that for?" is the fitting question separating an average from a good writer. Average writers often deliver "look how much work i did", resulting in a lot of unnecessary fillers and boredom. Good writers c
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by lrhegeba 4y ago
HackerNews seems a viable alternative with a daily delivery of interesting topics, excellent moderators and often highly interesting comments from a diverse crowd of users -> check it out ;-)
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by lrhegeba 4y ago
there are several r&d companies like rockley trying to bring contactless optical measurement to market, e.g. https://www.diamontech.de/home Most are based on quantum cascade lasers. go science :-)
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by lrhegeba 5y ago
delivering your service/app via kubernetes is slowly becoming the standard way, just like an universal binary format. so as a developer you should build towards delivery for kubernetes. but you are certainly right that one should avoid
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by lrhegeba 5y ago
Nathan Myhrvold (of excel fame) used his microsoft money to create a test kitchen and explore the physical foundations of cooking. His published results were a spectacular success, citing https://www.amazon.com/-/de&#x2
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by lrhegeba 5y ago
A very good overview of the different solutions can be found here: https://ying-zhang.github.io/time/2021-02-revisiting-sync/ seems to be more of a pushing the envelope than snake oil to me, but what do i know
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by lrhegeba 5y ago
especially the Huygens-implementation delivering accuracy in nanoseconds could be some part of its secret sauce ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clock_synchronization#Huygens )
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by lrhegeba 5y ago
His father is a first-class scientist with lots of connections, that certainly helped with access ( https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=3rHlt_wAAAAJ&hl=en )
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by lrhegeba 5y ago
Putin won't care, he will most likely install a regime of Ukraine nationals. As Putin talks of nazis and the need to "purge": this time less like Yanukovitch, more like the brutal Chechen Kadyrow. very depressing
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by lrhegeba 5y ago
We'll see a lot more advances in non-invasive diagnostic measuring the next few years into products. Just now, as a consumer, i try a 24/7 blood pressure bracelet ( https://aktiia.com/uk/ ) which works remarkab
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by lrhegeba 5y ago
i suppose you are a freelancer, not an employee. 1. this debt shouldn't have accumulated in the first place. make sure it won't repeat itself 2. your update may resolve the liquidity crisis or it may not. case 1: it resolves the s
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by lrhegeba 5y ago
good example. due to insufficient knowledge about its effects (no theory regarding matter and its interactions) humans had to go by trial-and-error. which led to bad outcomes like consuming lead, mercury and countless others agains ailments
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by lrhegeba 5y ago
and unfortunately cuts the path off when it is too long, as happens far too often for me
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by lrhegeba 5y ago
k8s provides standardisation (technologically as well as business-wise), that's why is now lives at CNCF. Google wants everybody to use these as it allows for easier migration of these workloads on their cloud platform. k8s is at heart
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by lrhegeba 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Harry_Dunn
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by lrhegeba 6y ago
i guess you are right that potential employees will consider this behaviour in their calculations. for the most part by adjusting their salary demands with an additional "risk adjustment bonus". as the FAANG can easily swallow tha
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by lrhegeba 6y ago
Car industry canceled a lot of orders during the first virus wave in Q1 2020 and when they wanted to increase their orders in Q3 and Q4 their former capacities were already sold. The german carmakers already tried to gain more capacity by g
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by lrhegeba 6y ago
to strengthen your argument here an example where a beliefed limitation was circumvented (and resulted in a nobel prize): see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STED_microscopy and the Abbe limit i suppose parent was downvo
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by lrhegeba 6y ago
You certainly got a point there. Nonetheless when there were several, quite daily articles about the wuhan situation (with pro-CPC sources like Global Times and anti-CPC like Epoch Times) it got my attention. Weighing the different facts +
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by lrhegeba 6y ago
Given Keller's position at Intel, such a reduced work setup could perhaps work for several weeks. But i doubt it would be sustainable for a longer time. This seems more of a sudden health drama, thus they decided he wouldn't be ab
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by lrhegeba 7y ago
hope the apple/google PMs take it into consideration, seems like a valid enhancement to me
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by lrhegeba 7y ago
given the importance of football (economic but mainly bc public entertainment #1) i expect it to take place * in empty stadiums * players and staff are waived to travel even when quarantine in place but mostly bc the virus should hopefully
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by lrhegeba 7y ago
just as with blood doping, if an athlete would use his own bone marrow there is no need for immune suppression medication.
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by lrhegeba 7y ago
Wouldn't be surprised if Apple was working on ideas to remedy this unfortunate situation. Given the $999 for a stand i could imagine something like this for carrying your Apple Card: https://www.fotocommunity.de/photo&#