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4y ago
Similar thing happened when I returned to playing Rust after a long break. I had even just upgraded my HDD specifically to get Rust to load faster. Maybe 2 days after upgrading my HDD I get a VAC ban on it(my only VAC ban) for no apparent r
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4y ago
It won't be that everything in the car is connected on one bus. What is more likely is that you have a zonal ECU that controls a group of a few sensors and actuators. That zonal ECU will likely be connected to other parts of the vehicl
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4y ago
In 10BASE-T1S a device can fail but it won't impact the other nodes on the bus unless there is a physical failure in the wire at the connector. All the nodes are wired together on the same cable and see the same data. The device doesn&
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4y ago
That's why in Villas Las Estrellas they require residents to have their appendix to be removed: https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20180810-villas-las-estre...
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4y ago
This reminds me of this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1743037
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4y ago
It is snake oil crypto. It is not safe for cryptographic use. I didn't see them claim that it can be used for cryptographic use on OP's page but they do claim it is a CSPRNG in the header in their js implementation: https:/&
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4y ago
It might seem that way but it is hard to say with certainty but there is also probably sampling bias or declinism in that you are more likely to hear about negative events while normal or positive events are filtered out. And like Pragmatic
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4y ago
Sorry but what is to stop actual humans from signing bot generated or false content using their private keys? It also creates incentives to steal other keys. What will happen if your private keys get stolen and they start being abused by so
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4y ago
Both can be easily defeated. You can easily manipulate a reputation system one way or another with a botnet. And just because you can authenticate that a message was signed with a public key says nothing about the veracity of the content in
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4y ago
While I don't disagree, the paper defines fake news in the context of the paper in section 1 : "“Fake news” has become a term that is used to denote very different things: it is employed to discredit political opponents or the res
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Fake News and Democracy
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4y ago
"This paper argues that online fake news threatens democratic processes because it undermines citizens’ epistemic trust in each other. This in turn threatens to undermine the perceived legitimacy of democratic institutions as a whole.&
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4y ago
You are correct in that it is more survivable than most believe especially if you have a plan beforehand and know how to act. Yes within certain distances there may be essentially no hope but most people will not fall into this category and
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4y ago
Also try a multi day hike through the wilderness to reset your circadian rhythm. This combines heavy levels of exercise, no phone access, and you wake up/sleep with sunrise/sunset. To maintain your circadian rhythm during normal t
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4y ago
Sceptre still makes dumb TVs, try checking those first.
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4y ago
This one only costs $370, cheaper than comparable 'smart' TVs https://www.walmart.com/ip/Sceptre-55-Class-4K-UHD-LED-TV-HD...
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4y ago
After not having a TV for more than a decade I recently got a Sceptre 55'' 4k based on that thread https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24668015 and it is all I would ask for in a TV. It is only a TV with no bulls
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5y ago
Maybe, maybe not. There is always the potential. I think the chances are slim but the risk is high -- even with very low probability the potential consequences are enormous resulting in a significant risk. With the risk of a world war the g
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Erosion of top soil is a more significant problem than fertilizer. With respect to fertilizers and inorganic phosphate supply, it seems that these are not really necessary(they might actually be detrimental) as long as you provide the right
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5y ago
The author also published a book on this: https://www.amazon.com/Feeding-Everyone-Matter-What-Catastro... Also available https://www.sciencedirect.com/book/9780128044476/feeding-eve... And gave a
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Feeding Everyone in Global Catastrophes That Kill Crops or Obscure the Sun(2014)
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I think nuclear energy is mostly orthogonal to nuclear weapons. We should pursue more nuclear energy and seek to eliminate nuclear weapons.
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While it is difficult/impossible to accurately quantify the probability of war, and that the ground truth is far more complex than these simple models, there still has been a long list of historical incidents in which the outcome was d
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This seems to be an attitude more prevalent in the US, to simply assume that it the outcome of this is too horrible and that there is no point in trying. It is actually quite possible to survive and your chances can be greatly improved espe
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While the spectre of nuclear conflict should not hold us back from use of nuclear power generation, there is plenty of real evidence here that we have been extremely lucky so far. There have been many times where we have come very close to
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Yes the problem is detection and enforcement and not clear how to achieve this. It is imperative that we someday overcome this though as the risk of accidental escalation at any point in time is significant and is bound to happen some day.
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5y ago
He died? Dump it.
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So they claim that somehow by sticking a bunch of plastic stakes into the ground they create " a natural “particle accelerator” " of positrons that transmute the radioactive isotopes into safe particles? Sure... This whole thing r
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5y ago
A customer put a blanket ban on goto because they decided to require MISRA 15.1 and want(need) to be compliant as well as having their own interpretation of MISRA. They also put a blanket ban on multiple returns (15.5). While it is true MIS
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Here is an example with RAII and goto: https://wiki.sei.cmu.edu/confluence/display/c/MEM12-C.+Consi... Btw that is a Cert C recommendation to use goto for RAII! Take a look at the Linux kernel sometime, goto
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