mbrumlow

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by mbrumlow 6y ago
This will just be like anti virus. Peole will start to train their algos to fool the current algo that is is being used. We will be a never ending fight.
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by mbrumlow 6y ago
My wife is having a TMS treatment right now. Feom what I can tell something has changed, and she seems happier.
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by mbrumlow 6y ago
I have never done PCB design, but my projects are taking me that direction. Why should I learn Horizon vs Kicad first, or vise versa?
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by mbrumlow 7y ago
Would you feel the same if you had 100% control of the data ?
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by mbrumlow 7y ago
Is that not the point though? You don't want to expose to Facebook that you have a account on some 3rd party site and expose to some 3red party site you have a Facebook accoun. You describe exactly what I would want and expect.
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by mbrumlow 7y ago
You can't say that for a fact, and you are probably wrong on that generalization. That same thing that drives people to be good in programming happens with it without schooling. And most of it happens to be experience. You can either p
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by mbrumlow 7y ago
>> emergency CVE mitigation across multiple regions, compliance requirements These don't go away because you went serverless. They are jut now outside your control -- and you will have to wait for somebody else to fix them, usual
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by mbrumlow 7y ago
I think the point is a used 10k car will almost always be more cost effective.
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by mbrumlow 7y ago
>> the vast majority of the benefit of open source contributions on github, be they to languages, runtimes, application frameworks, databases, etc, go towards increasing the bottom line of for-profit companies, not to developers. Whic
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by mbrumlow 7y ago
This shit is awesome. Thanks for sharing!
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by mbrumlow 7y ago
> half of the internet collapses Is that a bad thing ?? There are a lot of good aguments that the bad brought by the internet out weighs the good. I also don't think all the nice tools you described would go away. People would still
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by mbrumlow 7y ago
Don't you get HPV vax way late in life. Like waay after autism diagnosis. I don't know much about anti vaxers. I just remember something about how it causes autism (they think). And often diagnosis is around the time early childho
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by mbrumlow 7y ago
So if dogs have a caner that spreads deom dog to dog... Do humans have anything like that? If we did would this not cause a panic?
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by mbrumlow 7y ago
duxup thanks! This makes sense to me. It was more about enticing the railroad to build the thing than anything in the long run. That makes perfect sense to me.
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by mbrumlow 7y ago
> No company will bankrupt themselves by being more efficient, using more renewable, buying some batteries, EVs. All those things cost money... More money than they are spending today. Even if they just replaced things as they retired, s
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by mbrumlow 7y ago
Why could have the government not held on to the right-of-way and allow people to bid/buy or allocate it? Making it so the money went back to the government NOT some 3rd party at a profit?
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by mbrumlow 7y ago
I have a child. I love him very much. I can not fathom why any parents would not have free time as priority. Free time is amazing. Here is why. - I get a break. - My child gets to learn how to learn on his own. - My child builds i
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by mbrumlow 7y ago
Even so. It would be a flaw to not consider that at some point in time a women may put full force on the heel. Thus the example is valid. Also I have seen high hees being abused by walking mostly on the heel.
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by mbrumlow 7y ago
> That it currently do not work economically is the issue that the article showcase. It's more than that. We simply don't live in a world where physics is in favor for doing this. Many people have done more than back of the env
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by mbrumlow 7y ago
Wait. So we had the prophecy of systemd and we still let it happen? Thats it. Back to the church or X for me.
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by mbrumlow 7y ago
When I was younger I remember hearing about how we can do all these things because we have 2 eyes. And that depth perception is what gives us the ability to not walk into walls, and do other things including driving. I have thought about th
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by mbrumlow 7y ago
And I was just it with the update. Lights glowing all over my house. My wife just freaked out and wanted to know why the lite was on, she says it makes her feel uncomfortable. Result? I have started making designing my own cameras and will
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by mbrumlow 7y ago
Also the light is nice to have for maintenance, and when "OK google" is active. It also shows boot status..
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by mbrumlow 7y ago
I have no issues as long as the device was not changed after it was sold. Being able to disable the light was a feature, now it is not. I likely would have not bought these if the ability to disable the light was not a shipping feature. And
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by mbrumlow 7y ago
Do I not own these cameras? I don't think they should be able to retroactively change this behavior. As a consumer of 5 of these things I hate them glowing at me. Any sane person should simply assume that if a camera is aimed at you it
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by mbrumlow 7y ago
If you could track the satellite could you not shine a laser, or bright light (maybe a mirror reflecting the sun) directly at the camera to mess up the imaging while over your region?
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by mbrumlow 7y ago
Until you talk to throwaway07Ju19...
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by mbrumlow 7y ago
Are they even factoring in the cost of compute required to train their systems ?
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by mbrumlow 7y ago
Fairly sure YouTube is full of videos doing exactly what you described and no police stopped in. Simply put, targeted protesting...
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by mbrumlow 7y ago
What I am pointing out that the article talked about how they did something special to make it require consent. I don't think they have any legal grounds for preventing the use of, or could they alone pass a law. I think you would have

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