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by pixiemaster 4y ago
> I've yet to figure out how to replicate this in software. while substantially different in nature (defined by mission), both marines and army have the same principle: it’s your job to learn the job of your superior (because if the
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Insight into Sowjet Nuclear Command/Control Theory(nautilus.org)
2 points by pixiemaster 5y ago|0 comments
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by pixiemaster 5y ago
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AI invents their own weapons(futurism.com)
1 points by pixiemaster 5y ago|0 comments
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by pixiemaster 5y ago
exactly. the Stone Age didn’t end because they ran out of stones.
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by pixiemaster 5y ago
exactly. and good products without a mascot have been recommended in the past, just because they are good products.
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by pixiemaster 5y ago
product-led is just a marketing term led by sales people who don’t have a clue about how to formulate „product quality matches needs of users“ </rant>
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by pixiemaster 5y ago
nice!
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by pixiemaster 5y ago
I wonder when our Operating systems get some kind of „dual boot“ mode which can be used up hide private info, while being undetectable by even more than cursory examination.
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by pixiemaster 5y ago
oh the financial institutions that gave big loans for overpriced buildings will definitely not adapt well
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by pixiemaster 5y ago
a) good new products: they know they don’t know their products value yet, so you can actually offer what it’s worth to you and they will accept that. b) bad products: it’s an extortion play and they will get what they can. solution: a) if
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by pixiemaster 5y ago
so true. my personal observation: because writing down „what“ is hard. Writing down „why“ is even harder.
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by pixiemaster 5y ago
it’s a hidden lesson, only for privileged kids.
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Losing the War(leesandlin.com)
1 points by pixiemaster 5y ago|0 comments
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by pixiemaster 5y ago
helping AI train target recognition for military applications probably
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by pixiemaster 5y ago
https://www.discountretailconsulting.com/post/germany-schwar...
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by pixiemaster 5y ago
no, definitly not. but Lidl don‘t run a single production service on it yet.
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by pixiemaster 5y ago
They started the Schwarz Group Cloud (Stackit), 8000 developers and yet not a single production ready service yet.
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by pixiemaster 5y ago
in terms of covid hospitalisations overwhelming our hospitals: i‘m optimistic as well that this might not happen at scale. but in terms of a large part of society getting sick (level 3 still makes you stick in bed) at the same time - this w
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by pixiemaster 5y ago
well written. One thought: i disagree with the classification of (senior) software engineer. i think it’s more comparable to a VP of Engineering in a company with n engineers (n = count of committers/involved), so salary estimate are
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by pixiemaster 5y ago
Renaming to „The Circle“
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Gaia-X: Europes answer to AWS and Azure: pretty diagrams [pdf](gaia-x.eu)
4 points by pixiemaster 5y ago|1 comments
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by pixiemaster 5y ago
they have also build hundred of steam reactors that have a modular heating system - while currently served with a coal system can be exchanged by nuclear heating anytime
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by pixiemaster 5y ago
i use a mechanical clocked power outlet that cuts power once a day to the router
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by pixiemaster 5y ago
looks like a good idea, at least symbolically. But: upload a scan of my ID card to an untrusted source? isn’t there a better way?
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by pixiemaster 5y ago
Are C-Level Execs really down to that kind of operational detail level (watching a single Ad, etc)?
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by pixiemaster 5y ago
Try using two of them connected together.
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by pixiemaster 5y ago
actually it’s quite to the point, no fuss, clear value proposition.
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by pixiemaster 5y ago
RIP Dinosaurs. Welcome fuel!
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Brick your iPhone by connecting to his WiFi(gizmodo.com)
1 points by pixiemaster 5y ago|0 comments

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