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by lsh123 4y ago
And stars are wrong too ;)
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by lsh123 4y ago
Last weekend I was sitting in a car while my son who needs hours to get his license was driving. We were in the middle of nowhere in Ohio with nothing but cornfields around us. On my iPad, I was watching real-time 1080p stream of my other s
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by lsh123 4y ago
Best comment ever, lol ;)
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by lsh123 4y ago
I wonder if Google violated HIPAA by sending patient to doctor communication to a third party (CSAM).
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by lsh123 4y ago
And I am surprised that anybody is surprised about a public person using the “do as I say, not as I do” rule :) https://www.forbes.com/sites/oliverwilliams1/2021/11/05/118-...
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by lsh123 4y ago
As usual with security discussions, one needs to start from analyzing security threats and attack vectors. Is a simple to memorize and likely multi-use password is a bigger security threat than a unique, hard to guess passwords in a file st
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by lsh123 4y ago
No graph, but it’s always two-to-three years away for the last 50 years give or take
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by lsh123 4y ago
I am not arguing that library can be built. I am just saying there are no simple e2ee messaging protocols ;)
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by lsh123 4y ago
There is no “simple e2e encrypted messaging protocol” ;) the protocols used by Signal, WhatsApp, etc are very well thought out but they aren’t “simple” because keys are changed on every messages and both peers need to maintain and manage ke
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by lsh123 4y ago
I’ll byte… Current generation of AI / ML is simply an approximation function with large number of parameters that are “tuned” on a given set of inputs. The output of AI / ML is “good” if the approximation is good and most of the t
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by lsh123 4y ago
Staying home on the couch: 100% survival rate
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by lsh123 4y ago
I have a cheap (about $20-25 a couple years ago) sensor from Amazon in my plane. It calibrates itself when I turn it on and I check it works on the ground before every flight - open the window after starting the engine and see co2 going up
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by lsh123 4y ago
Just to clarify, this is an instrument flight training device, not a primary trainer. The benefit of moving the trainer as pilot moves controls is to recreate similar illusions to the ones found when flying in instrument conditions and teac
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by lsh123 4y ago
I assume that Copilot uses open source projects on GitHub to “learn” what to suggest. Some of these projects might be under, say, GPL v3. A developer uses Copilot for a commercial project and Copilot insert a complete function from a GPL v3
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by lsh123 4y ago
+1 A couple years ago Stripe reached out to me saying they like my background and that they want to discuss potential roles. I was working on a payments product at a FAANG company at that moment and was starting to think it’s time to do som
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by lsh123 4y ago
Hassium has higher density and would exceed the limit but only for 10 secs or so ;)
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by lsh123 5y ago
I can copy/paste the Comey’s quote to apply it to the case of the NSA employee from the article. BTW, in Clinton’s case there is a clear effort to go around FOIA so you can call it obstruction of public justice if you want.
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by lsh123 5y ago
Spatial disorientation occurs in the IMC conditions without visual reference to the natural horizon: inside clouds, pitch black night over the water (e.g. Kennedy 1999), etc. Pilots specifically train to fly in these conditions (IFR rating)
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by lsh123 5y ago
So again, you admit that Hillary broke the law but JD “read the mind” of Mr President and just let her off the hook. Just for the record, compare this with other case (e.g. Flynn) where JD failed to “read the mind” and pushed all the federa
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by lsh123 5y ago
So sounds like you agree with me that Hillary did indeed break the law but you argument is that we need to understand "realpolitik" on why she can not be prosecuted. I guess I strongly disagree. BTW, you other argument is that Mr
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by lsh123 5y ago
This is somewhat a change of the arguments from your side I think. But let’s discuss this topic as well. US system is not an absolute monarchy and we have checks and balances in place “to tie the hands of the President or his advisors” not
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by lsh123 5y ago
President’s pardons are part of the presidents powers as defined by laws. I would have no problem if Mr President pardoned Hillary for her misuse of classified information, etc. This is not ethical from my pov but it is legal. Edit: I would
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by lsh123 5y ago
You can also continue along the same lines: “At the cabinet level, accepting bribes is a political question, not a legal one” “At the family of the president level, accepting bribes is a political question, not a legal one” … Just wonder, w
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by lsh123 5y ago
“ The Secretary of State has authority to authorize and authorizes herself, obviously.” I agree that according to EO quoted above this is true for declassifying information originally classified by the State Department. I would appreciate i
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by lsh123 5y ago
Thanks, sorry I should have used different wording. I agree that the president has the power to classify/declassify anything. My example was that the president on the last day in the office followed the procedure to declassify document
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by lsh123 5y ago
Many topics so let’s break them one by one. “ I see nothing in there specifically binding an acting Secretary of State, …” Section 3.1 from EO 13526 describes the rules for declassification for US government. There are no exclusions for Cab
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by lsh123 5y ago
BTW, I read the whole EO and it is surprisingly well written and makes a lot of sense for an official government rule book.
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by lsh123 5y ago
Ops, I pressed the wrong reply and replied to you in another thread —- sorry!
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by lsh123 5y ago
So I believe this is the latest and greatest rules on the subject: https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Executive_Order_13526 Reading section 3.1, Secretary of State has the power to declassify only the information that orig
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by lsh123 5y ago
I have no direct experience with classified information process in US government. But I highly doubt that anyone can un-classify something without paperwork trail. Imagine a situation when CIA sends top secret briefing to the Secretary of S

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