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by rediguanayum 1y ago
Lol. However our current situation is more akin to "Egocracy".
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by rediguanayum 1y ago
Same here. NSF funded my grad research and I have the same feeling. Seeing this nation eat its seed corn to fund some bullshit tax cuts makes me sick. None of this is theoretical. Talked to a Stanford prof two week ago- her DOE grant is
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by rediguanayum 1y ago
Problem is PE stresses a company out such that they don't have runway to adapt. In the end, the consumer is still less well served by fewer choices and higher prices.
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A column on things Internet: The Root of the DNS(potaroo.net)
3 points by rediguanayum 2y ago|0 comments
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by rediguanayum 2y ago
"Never underestimate the power of freakin' lasers!"- Mark maps Disneyland with a Lidar and he crash tests compares Tesla vs Lidar.
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by rediguanayum 2y ago
Consider that technology may have moved on, and there are other better ways to communicate with journalists: https://www.nytimes.com/tips e.g. Signal and to read NYTimes e.g. high quality VPN.
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by rediguanayum 2y ago
The interconnected jack-up barges form a temporary pier that could be highly useful in an invasion of Taiwan.
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Our Best Look yet at China's New 'Invasion Barges'(twz.com)
4 points by rediguanayum 2y ago|1 comments
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Derek Lowe: The Continuing Crisis, Part VII: An Overview(science.org)
7 points by rediguanayum 2y ago|1 comments
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by rediguanayum 2y ago
Derek Lowe in The Science blog "In the Pipeline" says: "No one has ever ripped into scientific funding like this. The Trump team has attacked it as if it were some evil imposed on us by an invading enemy, and the damage is so
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by rediguanayum 2y ago
It seems that the biomedical field is hit a lot harder both in that article and in the Stats News article linked: https://www.statnews.com/2025/02/19/trump-funding-freeze-gra... . For STEM the big question is
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by rediguanayum 2y ago
Was reported earlier on HN (via Krebs) but now confirmed by NYTimes. What is different is this is being spun by the administration as an initiative to bring Russia to the negotiating table. It also says a lot of the offensive operations a
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by rediguanayum 2y ago
Awesome!!!
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by rediguanayum 2y ago
To whomever posted this, this is awesome, and why I come to HN. This article speaks to the relationship between Corona and Silicon Valley. I did a quick search and found more pointers: https://steveblank.com/2010/01&#
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by rediguanayum 2y ago
This article on AgWeb (found via searching) has more news and impacts: https://www.agweb.com/news/policy/politics/trump-officially-... From that article: "...levy on imports of Canadian energy to 10%&quo
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by rediguanayum 2y ago
I'm going to guess the the Secure Payment System mentioned in the article is this: https://fiscal.treasury.gov/sps/ As it says on the SPS website, the they use PKI! ... Wait a tick, is that what Elon wants acces
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Treasury official retires after clash with DOGE over access to payment system(arstechnica.com)
86 points by rediguanayum 2y ago|19 comments
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by rediguanayum 2y ago
Gorgeous. Hopefully more airports will adopt similar wood themed, warm environments. Madrid International Airport is similar in tone: https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo/madrid-airport-interior.ht... which I very much
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by rediguanayum 2y ago
+1. I've written one non-controversial RFC, and this is exactly it. What's missing is if the area you're working in controversial or has many, many stakeholders. For example of this just look at the DMARCbis last call happ
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by rediguanayum 2y ago
I agree. My rule of thumb is if the wait is long then the dentist is doing their job, and be worried if not. A decade ago, I had a young dentist with a new practice with a large office, new gorgeous equipment, and no wait. He recommended
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What sank the Bayesian superyacht in Italy?(nytimes.com)
158 points by rediguanayum 2y ago|270 comments
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by rediguanayum 2y ago
NY Times found that an unusually tall mast, and the design changes it required, made the superyacht Bayesian, owned by a tech billionaire Michael Lynch, vulnerable. Lynch co-founded Autonomy and was celebrating his court case against HP wh
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by rediguanayum 2y ago
Hospitals don't provide primary care, and they are not the problem. The high cost of hospitals is due to insurance system incentivized for profits over efficiency and service to the patient: https://www.propublica.org/
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by rediguanayum 2y ago
Consider adding OAuth2.0 support. While Gmail IMAP/SMTP still supports Application Specific Passwords, you can see the writing on the wall, and the future is OAuth authentication.
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by rediguanayum 2y ago
Here's a video where Bivacor is working on making their impeller design simulate a pulse: https://youtu.be/3uV8XZcIBbk?si=I9Gf6pEd9v71Q7JJ . Also has nice interview with the inventor/founder Daniel Timms where he
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EU gave CrowdStrike the keys to the Windows kernel, claims Microsoft(theregister.com)
7 points by rediguanayum 2y ago|3 comments
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by rediguanayum 2y ago
Apparently no internet traffic in or out. Spotty phone calls at best. As the article says, regimes use increasingly use internet shutdown to stifle dissent.
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Bangladesh is experiencing a 'near-total' internet shutdown amid student protest(engadget.com)
24 points by rediguanayum 2y ago|2 comments
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by rediguanayum 2y ago
While article doesn't say the cause of death, the patient did suffer from congestive heart failure, as a prior condition. Further congestive heart failure can cause all sorts of complications, meaning that the patient was pretty sick
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Florida social media law seems like "classic First Amendment violation"(arstechnica.com)
2 points by rediguanayum 3y ago|1 comments

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