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by redleader55 9mo ago
Can you share more details at this point about what you are trying to tackle as a first step?
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by redleader55 9mo ago
I am a strong believer in the "low-tech" solutions for this kind of thing. I seriously doubt the terrorist suicide bomber knows if drinking the explosive is going to prevent them from taking the mission to the end (ie. they will d
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by redleader55 9mo ago
This is interesting, do you have a link to any research about this?
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by redleader55 9mo ago
As an European, you shouldn't discriminate based on country of origin within Europe.
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by redleader55 9mo ago
Are you suggesting the mobile signal comes from above the ground in Paris?
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by redleader55 9mo ago
The way this is usually done is through a radiating wire that goes on the wall from station to station. This solution requires a lot of power. The stations in London are very small, leaving very little space for a transformer that can provi
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by redleader55 9mo ago
Depends. Leadership will constantly tell people how important their work is and how they are changing the world. I expect a leader to motivate the people under them in all cases otherwise folks become confused and leave.
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by redleader55 9mo ago
According to the latest data I found online [0], they are earning ~25k/minute, at the moment. With 1 hour of revenue they can pay 3 people to fix the technical debt that caused this and prevent more failures in the future. [0] - https
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by redleader55 9mo ago
I'm so happy this is bad. Good job!
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by redleader55 9mo ago
Yet, globally, the world is moving towards renewables regardless of big-oil interests. I don't think even the most hard core activists are expecting to close everything coal, gas and oil related overnight, so we need to wait until the
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by redleader55 9mo ago
I don't think the problem is the kernel. Kernel bugs stay hidden because no one runs recent Kernels. My Pixel 8 runs kernel a stable minor from 6.1, which was released more than 4 years ago. Yes, fixes get backported to it, but the new
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by redleader55 9mo ago
This sounds fine, except it is not what happened here. I would give Maduro better odds than Trump in a 1:1.
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by redleader55 9mo ago
Even democratic regimes should start acquiring nuclear weapons - ie. every EU country, given Trump's comments and stance about the EU.
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by redleader55 9mo ago
The rest of the industry relies on following a CVE list and ticking off vulnerabilities as a way to ensure "owners" are correctly assigned risk and sign it off - because there is nothing else that "owners" could do. The
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by redleader55 10mo ago
It's worth mentioning that sched_ext was developed at Meta. The schedulers are developed by several companies who collaborate to develop them, not just Meta or Valve or Italia and the development is done in a shared GitHub repo - http
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by redleader55 10mo ago
The article, AI or not, is extremely naive. It doesn't mention any premise or any problem to solve. Proposes a solution and just goes with it. What if your monster of a event is lost when your service crashes or is lost by the logging
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by redleader55 10mo ago
I think it's more complicated than this. People with incurable diseases are desperate and sometimes resort to unproven, dangerous and very expensive treatments. Unfortunately, most people don't have enough money for that, so in or
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by redleader55 11mo ago
Of all places in the world, Armenia. A country so afraid of its neighbors they would allow Moscow to tell them to do anything. I hope I'm my IQ is not high enough to be included in this proposal.
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by redleader55 11mo ago
This exists: https://github.com/facebookincubator/sks . It's a golang library that abstracts usage of ssh keys backed by hardware on all sorts of devices - mostly designed for laptops, but supports Linux, Windows a
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by redleader55 11mo ago
Companies that invested in CXL got their money's worth. CXL is basically older RAM connected over PCI-e. Not only you're not throwing away RAM which cannot be used with the current generation of motherboard and chipsets, but you a
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by redleader55 11mo ago
I started learning how to use a computer at the age of 10. This is my career today and has been my hobby for the last 35 years. Learning how to use a computer is like learning math, it needs to happen early.
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by redleader55 11mo ago
Do you think the other ways in which people vote are better: selling your vote, picking a candidate for being presentable, picking a candidate for having the right complexion/religion/sexual orientation, picking a candidate for be
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by redleader55 1y ago
I think GP is suggesting using less words on a slide, having visual aids and often, thinking of 2-3 ideas that someone would remember from your presentation. To the first point, if you take more than 1 min on a single slide, you need to spl
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by redleader55 1y ago
Wrap curl to detect if /dev/stdout is a pipe and if the output is a script - this is fast because of the hash-bang. From there you can do a lot of fancy things: replace the output with echo "don't do this" ; exit 1&
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by redleader55 1y ago
And random ports. If you only hit 80/443, they might be closed
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by redleader55 1y ago
Can you explain why does "threading" needs to be loaded? The rest seems decently straightforward, but what initialization from threading is required and why only in 3.13+?
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by redleader55 1y ago
But you can use did:web:fqdn if you want; it's explained in the article.
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by redleader55 1y ago
> real life pick up is unwanted and creepy The act of "pickup" is creepy because it's based on a false pretense - establishing a human connection and trust quickly. Succes is guaranteed only for the sociopaths. Talking to
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by redleader55 1y ago
I see this degradation of the developer and customer experience on mobile as an opportunity for better PWA/web application development. Many things done as an app today could be a PWA, including banking apps. WASM ensures the performan
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by redleader55 1y ago
Do you mean in the US? There are many countries around Europe with large populations of traveling folks - they even have cars and setup camps only to move further when they feel like it. As far as I know there are many countries where no on

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