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by mey 10y ago
It's available in the wayback machine, it was already made publicly available at a previous point in time. This is primarily reducing the courts burden.
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by mey 10y ago
http://www.mercurynews.com/bay-area-news/ci_24429126/homeles...
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by mey 11y ago
When I hear CAD I think, "Computer Aided Drafting", typically 3D solid modeling for Mechanical Engineers.
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by mey 11y ago
Not sure if Portland stole Austin's drawbridge syndrome like Keep Portland Weird, but I see the same attitude here. Portland is great, but it is changing. Housing is growing fast, transportation is not keeping up with the growth and t
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by mey 11y ago
The cynic in me assumes the 40% savings will just get shoveled into the F-35 furnace.
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by mey 11y ago
This is basically a recurring theme in Dilbert and also as an episode in the TV show. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0803252/
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by mey 11y ago
Is there another standard model that is better at representing the company (either from a company or investors perspective)?
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by mey 11y ago
• Secure communication due inability to intercept the laser-like beam transmission at free air I would not trust that as a security layer.
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by mey 11y ago
It is still empathy, no matter the source.
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by mey 11y ago
You don't vet your contractors?
851.
by mey 11y ago
The older IT crowd has a few choice opinions on back-hoes that's for sure.
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by mey 11y ago
An AI is typically starting with no prior experience and ability to reason. It is essentially brute forcing approaches and is basically succeeding based on the birthday paradox. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hacker_koa
853.
by mey 11y ago
Is a CVE published yet?
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by mey 11y ago
That's an awfully nice interest rate on that loan he made to Tesla (from Tesla's perspective)
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by mey 11y ago
Out of curiosity what use did people find in a barometer?
856.
by mey 11y ago
What's riskier? Systems that are never patched with still plenty of potential surface attack area, or systems that have a way to obtain fixes, including fixes to the patching system? If a system has an options for untrusted I/O (
857.
by mey 11y ago
Oddly enough, I think this is the first time I've seen reference that the SR-71 flew combat missions.
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by mey 11y ago
Thanks, that is an excellent paper.
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by mey 11y ago
Per your security concerns, yeah it would be overkill. What they are attempting to protect is two fold, information leakage about how much data is available (size of non-zero data, even if encrypted) and trying to ensure previously deleted
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by mey 11y ago
After google reader shutdown I switched to http://www.newsblur.com/ as my reader, I recommend and pay for it.
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by mey 11y ago
Energy Density https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_density_Extended_Refere... Compare Spring power to Lithium-ion (typical in rechargeable electronics, watches, laptops, phones etc)
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by mey 11y ago
So I assume everyone will migrate in 2021 or 2022.
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by mey 11y ago
When will support stop for Python 2.7? Once it stops being patched/supported, it represents a security risk (in my book). Additionally, eventually new libraries will also stop supporting 2.7, with the same issues as well as making dev
864.
by mey 11y ago
While I'm sure they could easily join at a higher tier, I will still applaud their contribution.
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by mey 11y ago
Considering you can run Thunderbolt over USB-C, it would be the super set. https://thunderbolttechnology.net/blog/thunderbolt-3-usb-c-d...
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by mey 11y ago
I've loaded up Windows 10 IoT for RPI 2 previously. It is a Windows kernel, but otherwise massively cut down. It limits the system to a single running "foreground" application at a time, plus some system services. If you wi
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by mey 11y ago
An extensions of? http://xkcd.com/1425/ http://parkorbird.flickr.com/
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by mey 11y ago
For those who don't want to do the math 463.8/(106+97) = avg of ~2.28 billion per china congress critter Edit: as pointed out below, the math is more complex as there is 2987 seats in the NPC and I can't quickly find numbers
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by mey 11y ago
HN's community generally doesn't joke and tries for informed discussion or constructive criticism. It isn't Fark or Reddit. It's the community norm and is enforced by the people visiting the site.
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by mey 11y ago
"128GB is now starting to become a limitation. With 16 cores that is only 8GB/ core." This comment gave me pause, I feel like I'm falling out of pace with the evolution of commodity server systems. We've gone from

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