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by rob_c 2y ago
I guarantee you that this is not an uninformed comment. Exactly the opposite. All I'll tell you is: a) you're failing at stopping malicious internal actors you're simply fixing tick boxes b) most school networks are a complet
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by rob_c 2y ago
I'm sorry but my honest response to that is something is failing there, either education or parent but you're both using the child as an excuse. Having to walk home or wait to get picked up from school to be punished isn't cr
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by rob_c 2y ago
In Scotland it's iPads paid for by London so move them there at least :p
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by rob_c 2y ago
Yeah but most IT graduates working in a UK school on that salary are beyond inept in all honesty which is why do y many kids are able to find ways around the tills they use...
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by rob_c 2y ago
We did _not_ need a study on this. Schools used to ban mobile devices at the door and at some point gave up, like everything, someone gave up. Private schools in the UK still have this policy and are still churning out better grades and stu
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by rob_c 2y ago
I'm not talking about that I'm talking about the technicalities of the ruling. Go away Its a classic maximisation problem something the overblown ai skating community should understand nothing to do with feelings or secret agreeme
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by rob_c 2y ago
Sorry to call it out but this is such a strong valley centric view of things as to be painful. And let's not stick Airbnb and wonderful in the same sentence. There is a complete admonishment towards different socio-economic classes her
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by rob_c 2y ago
Go bank to pseudo security. This is the letter of an argument again ingnoring the spirit of the judgment/law/...
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by rob_c 2y ago
Don't be silly, they can't put a subscription on an eeprom ;)
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by rob_c 2y ago
Neat-o wonder where this was discovered and what telemetry is being used to say it isn't used in the wild (guessing commercial anti-v products)
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by rob_c 2y ago
Was hoping for something slightly stronger and can't help but feel put off by a big over sized box on the first page with some quantities which feel more "derived post-facto" in practice. Maybe very useful, but still feels mo
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by rob_c 2y ago
How did your managers ever _ever_ sign off on something that cost an extra $0.5M? Either your pre profit or some other bogus entity, or your company streamlined moving to k8s and then further streamlined by cutting away things you don'
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by rob_c 2y ago
Ok. How about when the west attacks Russia?
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by rob_c 2y ago
There is a thing called history. Without context all aggression is blind. Please go away and read up. This is not a new blitzkreig despite how many like warm IQs day it is. If it was Kiev would be a parking lot and Germany would be negotiat
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by rob_c 2y ago
In this hypothetical do I win the lottery or world peace prize ;)
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by rob_c 2y ago
and wanting to fight over nothing is worse unfortunately, it's not even principled it's just arrogance
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by rob_c 2y ago
OK, so we fight until there's nobody left alive for what exactly? Most of the Russian proposed peace plans are basically. "Leave it alone and stop fighting". Hardly the demand of Kiev on a silver platter and would save a lot
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by rob_c 2y ago
Just to pile on 'Ben', but sorry to break it to machine learning computing enthusiasts. We(particle physicsts) have been performing similar, and in a lot of ways much more complex analyses using ML tools for decades in production.
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by rob_c 2y ago
And the loom will kill little old blighty... Nothing here to contribute to a conversation of fixing anything which is a shame.
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by rob_c 2y ago
Unfortunately this is exactly what came to mind seeing the level of non response to the level of question. Someone on the other end was ill equipped to fill their role well. Either through lack of time, skill, training or ability. I'll
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by rob_c 2y ago
But to what end does it become Rae populism without people being informed on a topic? I agree change has to come from somewhere, but it needn't be bottom up or top down. Writing silicon valley why not "middle out" ;)
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by rob_c 2y ago
Bingo, We have a winner. Glad that came from someone not in my lectures on ML network design Honestly, thanks for beeting me to this comment
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by rob_c 2y ago
> banana curvature thing is a Euromyth[0]. yes, it's an example by absurdity of the problems, people believed it because of the amount of bloody paperwork that was introduced where there maybe wasn't any before... Honestly if y
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by rob_c 2y ago
> your text is blaming the others for not delivering something according to my taste Oh I'm not accusing anyone of that, you can imply it if you want. I'm stating I hold a philosophical view and standing by that has consequence
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by rob_c 2y ago
The only problem is where should this end? I'm all for improving trade, improving general cooperation, recycling rules/laws. The EU here did get a little too big with the curvature of a banana being mentioned. However, I think a _
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by rob_c 2y ago
No, but had cynicism? Off the member states the highest cost per used payer is still less than a bag of peanuts each year and most people with throw that at the TV over whatever upsets them without thinking. It's collective science not
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by rob_c 2y ago
Tape backup, accessibility, networking, availability... At 1CHF/TB that's a lot better than my local university still charging >100x that for such services internally
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by rob_c 2y ago
Good god no. Nowhere near anything so crass. CEPH and EOS all the way
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by rob_c 2y ago
Tape and off-site replicas at globally distributed data centres for science. Of the 1EB a huge amount of that is probably in automated recall and replication with "users" running staged processing of the data at different sites u
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by rob_c 2y ago
Yes, but that still covers infrastructure (cables) and a lot of equipment for the experiments including but not limited to massive storage and tape backup, distributed local compute, and local cluster management all with users busy trying t

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