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by optimiz3 7y ago
Stable is subjective. It's also common for non-state hospitals to say "outside our expertise; transfer to state run-hospital". Thing is the state hospitals will actually try to cure you; and they are fairly good at it. Harbo
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by optimiz3 7y ago
Only if the hospital is state run. In WA the University of Washington hospital routinely runs losses because of this. Private hospitals can give you the bare minimum and kick you out the door.
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by optimiz3 7y ago
The license cost of Windows is less than 1hr of most people's time who post here. Focus on making Linux desktop a positive opportunity cost vs calling people whiners. Also, Windows users tend to pay for software, Linux users less so.
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by optimiz3 7y ago
> But SpaceX footage isn't from the US fed. It is subject to copyright. It cannot be used anywhere anytime. We all must ask SpaceX for permission. Use it in a manner that SpaceX disagrees with and you can expect lawyers. So much pes
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by optimiz3 7y ago
Is there any way, perhaps with software, that we could remove a moving object, from an otherwise mostly static set of images?
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by optimiz3 7y ago
Reference code is almost never what you want to go into production, what with various perf and security issues. It's there to test spec compliance.
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by optimiz3 7y ago
Extremely unlikely; Rijndael S-Box entries can be calculated in constant time using first principles or bit-slicing. No lookup tables needed. Timing side-channel vulnerabilities in an AES S-Box implementation would be flaws in the implement
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by optimiz3 7y ago
> Oh, and Tesla lost almost a billion dollars over the past year How do you know this? Q4 results aren't out.
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by optimiz3 7y ago
For every truly insightful potential whistle-blower, you have plenty of disgruntled Peter-principle know-it-alls. Still, it's management's job to create an environment that distills signal from noise.
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by optimiz3 7y ago
Maybe we should be asking the question: "Why are academics citing papers that can't be reproduced?" A lack of reproducibility of cited papers IMO undermines the credibility of citing papers.
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by optimiz3 7y ago
Quick way to do it would be to calculate some high index in a fibbonacci sequence at compile time using templates.
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by optimiz3 7y ago
Another reason not covered - some people don't act like adults and cannot handle critical feedback. No matter what they are always the victim. These types of people take rejection as an affront to all they hold dear and make it their
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by optimiz3 7y ago
Hope they bring the new tech over to the G502 (basically a wired version of the Performance MX suitable for work and gaming).
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by optimiz3 7y ago
Same here for Adobe Creative Suite; still on version 6 (perpetual license), which I run in a Virtual Machine due to support end-of-life.
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by optimiz3 7y ago
It's a hypothetical example based on actual customer cases. Change the units to BTC/LTC/whatever if you'd like to make it more precisely simulate the user interaction.
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by optimiz3 7y ago
Routinely we have to explain to users in a crypto related business that 0.00835 Satoshis is the same as 0.008350 Satoshis. Adult humans don't handle decimals.
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by optimiz3 7y ago
Each hash input generates a code sequence that has to be executed 1000s of times in an inner loop. The code sequence is different for each input meaning there is no reason to save the JITted code as the next hash will use a new code sequen
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by optimiz3 7y ago
Some hubris in this post. Claims ASIC resistant PoW is "Solved as far as we can", with Ethash being the near end-all of hashing. Random-X is a significant step towards ASIC resistance, requiring near general purpose computation to
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by optimiz3 7y ago
Unauthorized access (in the legal sense) is definitely unintended, regardless of whether it's caused by weak design or code defect. Posting 0-days on GitHub isn't responsible disclosure. The real test will be to see how fast it g
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by optimiz3 7y ago
> Tesla's intention was to quickly deliver without considering the security aspects of the product. [Citation needed] You're assigning intentionality where incompetence would suffice.
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by optimiz3 7y ago
How is unintended behavior not a bug?
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by optimiz3 7y ago
Dreamhost had the best response of all of them (at the bottom of the article). Anecdotally, I've used Dreamhost for years as a domain host and have had nothing but positive experiences. Originally I switched to them for being very voca
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by optimiz3 7y ago
Misdirection. The news is a spy was caught and who it was; not that the Soviet Union was attempting to subvert the Manhattan Project.
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by optimiz3 7y ago
So much health care is just to mitigate population control failures. More health care is solving the wrong problem. So much computing is just to mitigate math education failures. More computing is solving the wrong problem. Etc. Thank goodn
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by optimiz3 7y ago
Seattle is pretty great about it; nearly all historic facades are incorporated into new construction.
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by optimiz3 7y ago
IMO the use of Linux for out of the box stability testing is poor unless you're absolutely certain the hardware config works perfectly under Linux without any specific tinkering.
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by optimiz3 7y ago
Yeah but in this case imagine the first thing said in a feature threat model incorporating unverified user generated external data. In Boeing's case it was poor use of systems they controlled.
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by optimiz3 7y ago
That of the thousands of engineers at Tesla, who focus on problems like these full time, would never consider byzantine failures?
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by optimiz3 7y ago
Your comments read like /r/RealTesla | TSLAQ fud. Please explain, in detail, what your specific objections are, and how you are more qualified on this subject matter than the presenter.
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by optimiz3 7y ago
> If you build a house on rotten stilts, and some neighborhood kid comes and kicks one of them, it's not the kid's fault when the house collapses. Don't like this metaphor. Maybe the the homeowner can't afford to fix

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