nighthawk648

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by nighthawk648 7y ago
It sounds like because they were not processing the data there was some queue of files that were building up until the buffer was full. Once full buffer the request would be denied by their transport protocols, maybe a security feature run
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
What really got me was the line about ‘assuming there isn’t a problem with bias’ the universe is supposedly expanding very rapidly, with objects moving very rapidly. I would imagine there is a huge bias that is probably wrong. I understand
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
> my background is watching a lot of biology and trying to understand. I think while it is okay to ask questions and to be curious you should be careful of imply or imparting logical fallacy and making judgment on such fallacy. Do some r
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
What’s your background? It seems the answers to these questions are either intuitive or irrelevant. > - how is the fluid itself cleaned? See the intuitive and imaginative answer would say something along the lines of white blood cells wo
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
:c but please!
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
I’m not sure... HN is supposed to be real time discussions of articles. summarizing the article not only is not discussion (read it is regurgitation / bastardization) but any argument / discussion had based on the summary will be
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Yeah while you are correct I am not talking about that specific additive. I am talking about a gaseous system of atoms and how temperature is related in a statistical manner rather then being identified as an individual process. Maybe it ca
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Damn what do I do to get go away money instead of jail time?
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Yeah this guy gets it! Thank you :)
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Well I think it’s vague because it’s not accurately representing what is going on. Is that average kinetic energy even distributed throughout the system or can it be isolated to specific moving points of the system? Ie some particles in the
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
What’s more insane is the hundred mill he got after being forced out... such a shame
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Amor fati has joined the game... cool to see Neitzche get honorable mentions still
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
It’s such a shame how not only is this accepted but is also apparently supposed to be vase case. Any question of use of food is deemed as divergence and handled without care... honest bullshit
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Get this guy in front of cspan... artificial scarcity is rarely written about yet its blaring. Food scarcity is one of the largest perpetrators of artificial scarcity. Massimo Bottura whole model for food for the soul is based on the appall
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Could not agree more!!! What about security patterns for web browsing? I feel the logic is somewhat similar but injections to websites / applications may be easier and hard to prevent against, so filtering pornography may be useful. I’
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
I think you are missing the point of years of space debris being added will eventually cause Kessler syndrome to be a lot more accessible from short space travel
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Thank you for this article! I would post kurgezstat video but their credibility went down recently so NOPE
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Or we fuck up and make it an earth asteroid rather than a near earth asteroid ... lol. With the way events have been shaping recently I say there’s a 50/50% chance of success
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
I think the concern is that near earth orbit one day will be impassable without some garbage collection. The acceleration of objects in near earth orbit is vastly greater than the particles from a mine. Space ships collaring with super fast
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
> Learn to plan better and prioritize aggressively instead of just hiring and getting everything done. I often wonder how accurate the roadmap prioritization can be. I do agree it’s pretty silly to build a lot of infrastructure that will
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Which maths are you doing? Unless you’re talking about already well defined formalizations.
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Oh wow so you mean an end to end monitoring / analytical system of Baap/s can generate a company millions upon millions in upstream revenue? I can offer you all the stats you need.
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Even then it is irresponsible. Dogma is rapid in industries filled with compartmentalizations. To best avert disaster tech needs to first be open to the public and submisiable to regulation.
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Lol... terminator dark fate sub 1, the parallel. Never before has a movie shown the events that are simultaneously manifested in reality. Come on down this fall it’s going to be scorching out. I mean the sky will literally be on fire as you
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
I wonder where the estimates are sourced, and if the sources of estimates can have a larger effort and still be efficient in supplying information. Or would there be a wall, aka too many chefs in the kitchen.
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Which at the end of the day is kind of useless until you have fundamental insight. Maybe it can help theorist to more efficiently identify what is fundamental insight. The link to reverse engineering is great. I wonder how well it has worke
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
While I agree with most of the sentiment, it should be noted most companies don’t ‘hyper-focus’ specialization like that. There are always going to be interacting systems and having knowledge of other systems only helps your job performance
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Damn thought this would’ve been the link to the advice on how to stop my robot guard from being installed with a virus via radio waves and slitting my throat at night.
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Do you stop yourself short? Honestly answer. Do you face death all the way? Does the immense pain dissipate, and similar thoughts had with no pain attached? There is gold in the ashes. It is up for the individual to identify. Death is painf
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Having worked at a company with a useful architect described above, it’s impressive to see what can be made to streamline developer lives. Also, the amount of knowledge developers can absorb from the arch team code base to use in the future

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