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by mirashii 9y ago
Rust isn't a panacea. Research funding should go towards exploring a wide array of subjects. Doing anything else ends up with a monoculture.
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by mirashii 9y ago
> Chess and go don't drive innovation, they are just a side effect of real innovation. I'm not certain this is true. Take OpenAI as a potential counterexample. While not chess or go (at least, at the moment), they are likely to
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by mirashii 9y ago
I disagree with nothing you've said, but I do believe it's orthogonal to my main point: monetization via microtransactions doesn't need to inherently influence gameplay in any serious negative way, such as by introducing arbi
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by mirashii 9y ago
I think Valve's model of pure cosmetics with an active workshop and ability to implement custom games shows you can still have microtransactions without turning away the notion of a player community. It just seems to me that the common
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by mirashii 9y ago
There's a few areas that these would overlap in, like ADCS and AOCS. That said, I wouldnt call both necessarily mandatory to work in that space, more often you find people who have gone deep in one and picked up enough of the other to
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by mirashii 9y ago
My company (spire.com) often has a variety of software positions open depending on your level of experience. You can drop me an email (in my profile) if you're curious.
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by mirashii 9y ago
Can't edit to correct, but if what you say is true, I agree. Also no iOS device to test. It's really difficult to tell that's what's happening in the midst of all the incorrect statements and conclusions even up to that
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by mirashii 9y ago
What about it seems like a vulnerability? At best, this is an avenue for a phishing hack for getting someone to put in a bad URL and then send their credentials. No different than registering and convincing someone go to go facebooksecurity
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I see no evidence of a force downgrade, you can see in the screenshots that he configured SSL off. If you configure SSL off, your credentials go over the wire in plaintext. Surprise surprise.
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There's nothing newsworthy here, just some guy trying to make a name for himself by giving his so called vulnerability a flashy name and website.
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by mirashii 9y ago
It's not a good faith gesture, it's required by law almost everywhere they operate that they notify of a security breach of PII. http://www.ncsl.org/research/telecommunications-and-informat...
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by mirashii 9y ago
No on both fronts. Youtube does transcode to H.264 (which is the format which requires licensing, x264 is an open source encoder that outputs H.264 encoded video). There are a variety of chrome extensions and similar which will allow you to
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by mirashii 9y ago
> If your organization uses any of: Linux, Android, emacs, gcc or any GNU utility, Two things wrong with this right off the bat. First, not all of these are GPLv3, which is the version with the problematic patent clauses that scare compa
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by mirashii 9y ago
I've expanded a little bit more in another comment here, but I think 2) is less a case of any fundamentally different level of isolation, but more a maturity of design and implementation. While Zones were designed as first class, conta
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by mirashii 9y ago
> Perhaps the problem is just how easy it is for a sysadmin to put holes into the containers that ruin the security. I think there's a bit more to it than that. For some examples of other reasons people might be wary vs zones: docke
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by mirashii 9y ago
Boost burns happen significantly more frequently than every few years. At 400km and a drag profile as large as the ISS, decay would take around a year or less, depending on attitude. A little bit more reading: https://space.stack
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by mirashii 9y ago
If it just needs atan2, it is not in the category described by the comment that you're replying to.
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What Happened to the Ionosphere During the Solar Eclipse?(spire.com)
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by mirashii 10y ago
You don't really know that for sure. That person could easily be shorting the shares of IoT device companies that they are targeting, hoping that articles like this one are written critical of the manufacturers.
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by mirashii 10y ago
What's being suggested is still a significant increase in spend for infrastructure. Self-hosting is not free. You lose economies of scale on the services. You need to hire an inhouse IT and/or infrastructure/ops team to suppo
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by mirashii 10y ago
What about using one of those pesky popular operating systems that everyone else uses. They're such big targets, using them only increases the bounty someone would get if they exploited them. You can build your own internal operating s
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by mirashii 10y ago
> If you can't access IPv6 enabled sites, you can't access Google He was referring to your lack of qualification in the above. An IPv4 user can indeed access Google, which is an IPv6 enabled site.
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by mirashii 10y ago
DEFCON also has a budget of millions of dollars to host a 4 day event, as well as a very loyal and dedicated team of volunteers. What value is there in comparing such a vastly different organization?
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by mirashii 10y ago
We hire contractors infrequently, as onboarding in most areas is pretty expensive. Contractors would usually be used for small, self-contained projects.
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by mirashii 10y ago
US isn't the easiest place to hire from Glasgow, but we've had pretty good success getting visas for US citizens to work in the UK. The job is whereever we can hire for it realistically, with priority order being Glasgow > SF &
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by mirashii 10y ago
Spire Global | Senior Software Engineer | SF, Boulder, Glasgow, Singapore | Full-time | On-site Spire is a satellite-powered data company building out the full pipeline from custom spacecraft to data and analytics products. You can read a l
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by mirashii 10y ago
We do have some positions available in Boulder as well. In general, we'll prefer to place individuals with the teams that they'll interfacing most with.
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by mirashii 10y ago
Spire Global | Senior Software Engineer | SF, Boulder, Glasgow, Singapore | Full-time | On-site Spire is a satellite-powered data company building out the full pipeline from custom spacecraft to data and analytics products. You can read a l
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by mirashii 10y ago
(Caveat) I'm more familiar with satellite-based navigation systems. Beidou/Compass is another out of China. India has their own navigation system called IRNSS or NAVIC as of 2016. There are an additional bunch of augmentation syst
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by mirashii 10y ago
The plural of anecdote is not data. I know many people who do use their laptop keyboard, myself included.

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