malux85

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by malux85 3y ago
Feels like harmless fun to me
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by malux85 3y ago
If companies are going to force people to be in the office, then the government should mandate that commute time is included in office hours. That means if you want me in the office, I will leave my house at 9AM, if you want me to be close
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by malux85 3y ago
I agree with you, that’s why I have started a startup on green chemistry that does research on climate fixing chemical pathways. I work a day job to fund this myself, and am putting all my personal resources into it, I am definitely putting
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by malux85 3y ago
Downvote for bringing race into the discussion
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by malux85 3y ago
We provide value by increasing their wealth, and take a % for doing so, they benefit and we benefit. This concept is new to you?
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by malux85 3y ago
Because if you work with other peoples money, there's a LOT more of it, so you can trade 100x more often and size your positions over a greater range. Source: I'm a quant
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by malux85 3y ago
Self actualizataion is at the top of maslow's hierarchy of needs ... go for it and be your best self! All the best!
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by malux85 3y ago
Standing desk
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by malux85 3y ago
Ahh I see I thought the attacker also had to have custom malicious libs deployed on the client machine I wasn't sure if standard ones would do, thanks for clarifying that
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by malux85 3y ago
Yeah if I’m reading the technical analysis right, your conditions that you mention have to be correct and also the attacker must have “poisoned” library files on the targets machine so they can dlopen them, is that right? Pretty unlikely
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by malux85 3y ago
Good, this kind of thing in academia is far too common. Cherry picking results all the way to outright falsifying data. It’s a problem at Auckland university here in NZ too, my friends who are studying there say that their results are ignor
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by malux85 3y ago
Nope, you can use mmap to virtually map it to memory, and then you don’t have to hold the whole thing in RAM at once. I have spent the last 4-5 weeks working on this and optimising it You can see some information here: https://ju
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by malux85 3y ago
If your filesystem is fast enough, then you can dynamically load and unload chunks of it as you use it
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by malux85 3y ago
Haha in my university something similar happened to me - One day I saw high res screens running OpenDX and I was hooked on simulations after that!
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by malux85 3y ago
Overfitting
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by malux85 3y ago
I think I’m probably one of these, but I would chalk it up to being high in trait creativity, which causes novelty seeking behaviour
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by malux85 3y ago
The week of wrap up and the week of maintenance is so important, and has basically never been there at places I have worked. Managers reading this - if you constantly jump from new features to new features you will ensure that your develo
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by malux85 3y ago
This is a really interesting answer, the “light and particles are you moving relative to fields” would make a great blog post
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by malux85 3y ago
Yep, one of the recent places I have worked had a 19 year old founder and raised 6 million euros. Founder has no experience, a buggy non functioning mvp, no customers, no traction. He only got investment by plagiarising a paper that got cit
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by malux85 3y ago
One thing I have always wondered, since gravity is proportional to the mass of the two objects and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them, if the universe was smaller with the same mass, wouldn’t gravity have been
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by malux85 3y ago
I taught myself programming, at my first job I got up at 4AM every morning and practiced coding until leaving for work at 8AM. Then home at 7PM and programming until 10PM. Repeat until I could get a job as a programmer. I taught myself Dee
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by malux85 3y ago
I want to murder someone I’m mad at today, and I should do it because I’m ignoring hypothetical future repercussions? Yes that’s hyperbole but the point stands, delaying instant gratification on impulses, individual tactics, individual stra
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by malux85 3y ago
What do we do about it? The obvious answer is just stop buying this junk, but how would anyone know? I'm curious, have you (or anyone else) seen novel solutions to this problem? Is this even solvable? Ideas everyone!
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by malux85 3y ago
The Sistan and Baluchistan region is on the Gulf of Oman, with all of that solar energy, can’t they desalinate? I guess it’s money and political problems, rather than technical ones…
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by malux85 3y ago
Except Tether, the largest stablecoin, can freeze and blacklist addresses, they have total control and can arbitrarily freeze your funds.
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by malux85 3y ago
Although at a high level many of things things are subjective, this take is almost entirely wrong in every dimension. Anti-patterns are things like using a wrong data structure, using the wrong levels of abstractions, tightly coupling compo
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by malux85 3y ago
Then read slower
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by malux85 3y ago
ab initio catalyst discovery and launching the new simulator backend for my hobby project https://atomictessellator.com
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by malux85 3y ago
I work from home and I have never been happier or healthier. My setup is better, my diet is better, I use what used to be commute time for exercise, my focus is better and my productivity is better. If I was forced to come into the office,
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by malux85 3y ago
Just like the first generated AI images were full of blurry artefacts, Then 2 months later, they weren’t. You’ve got to start somewhere.

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