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9mo ago
The benefits definitely do not accrue to you, though. There is no direct or indirect benefit to you supporting the invasion of another country where you can now bomb locals with impunity.
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9mo ago
Ordinary citizens were bombed in Caracas. There are videos of such bombings. Please do consider that the loss of the lives of ordinary people is a risk.
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9mo ago
Which laptop was this? Could you share the exact model?
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9mo ago
It would appear that your comment is about ECC itself. The way I explain ECC RAM and file systems is "Since data is present in RAM before it is given to a file system driver to store and after data is retrieved by the file system drive
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9mo ago
ZFS: The last word in File Systems: Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRoUC9P1PmA Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwCXVp_u86o ZFS In the trenches: https://www.youtube.com/watch
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9mo ago
Assume that your cash runs out. What will you then do? Until you rebuild your cash base and have some cash flow, please hit the pause button on seeking your calling. One's calling can change over the years, and multiple times at that.
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Garuda – Threat Hunting and Investigation Framework
(cysinfo.com)
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9mo ago
FYI, malware researchers deliberately infect a VM and then analyze the malware. Here are some present-day examples of such investigations using the open source Garuda framework: https://cysinfo.com/introduction-to-threat-hun
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9mo ago
I mentioned Hibernate and knex as examples of DB schema version control tools. Incidentally, you can rsync postgres dumps as well. That's what I do when testing and when sharing test data with team mates. At times, I decide to pgload t
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9mo ago
Have you given thought to why you prototype with SQLite? I have switched to using postgres even for prototyping once I prepared some shell scripts for various setup. With hibernate (java) or knex (Javascript/NodeJS) and with unit tests
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9mo ago
If Github runs the control plane, I presume there would be some costs to that. Consider the costs of hosting a control plane that assigns jobs to runners, receives and processes heart beat signals, receives log streams, exchanges file artif
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9mo ago
Could those who have downvoted this comment please explain your reasoning? Are the rationale in the comment not valid?
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10mo ago
https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/boards-policy-regulat... 10 new plants at USD 2.7 Billion each. They take six years to build. USD 2/Watt. They have standardised designs, have invested in grownig their manpo
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10mo ago
The old nuclear plants should definitely be inspected and safety issues should be remediated. I have found this page on nuclear waste to be informative https://world-nuclear.org/nuclear-essentials/what-is-nuclear... So
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10mo ago
Someone did the homework on the time that it takes (Japan does it in 5 years): https://www.sustainabilitybynumbers.com/p/nuclear-constructi... One observation is that Small Modular Reactors could take much less time:
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10mo ago
As I understand it, the technologies exist by which home owners who already have solar can draw only as much grid energy as they actually need. There are multiple uses of nuclear energy beyond home usage and there would be those who do not
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Per the International Energy Association: What is the role of nuclear power in clean energy transitions? Nuclear power accounts for about 10% of electricity generation globally, rising to almost 20% in advanced economies. It has historicall
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10mo ago
I am a small-time investor in renewable energy businesses, but I am also a believer in nuclear energy. Consider a city like Mumbai that needs about 3.8 GW per day. One would need lots of windmills and large solar farms that would need to be
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10mo ago
I am a former nuclear opponent. I used to think that nuclear waste was glowing green like they show in the Simpsons and in the Doom 1 game. Once I had access to the Internet in this century, I learned better. Here are some sources of inform
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1y ago
Did you happen to notice interesting phenomenon like “the role becomes a rank”?
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1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-quantum_cryptography It is my understanding that current encrypted content can someday be decrypted.
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1y ago
One of the things that wowed me with that demo was the shutdown. It was real-time. Instantaneous.
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1y ago
I use Microsoft TODO as a reminder and to not lose thoughts, but I primarly use text files to organise work backlog.
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https://archive.is/gieHb
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canal_Solar_Power_Project "The Canal Solar Power Project is a solar canal project launched in Gujarat, India, to use the 532 km (331 mi) long network of Narmada canals across the stat
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I’m still reading this article https://www.nfid.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/Call-to-Acti... Note: I am pro-vaccination and I’m vaccinated against measles as well.
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2y ago
( I am neither a voter in the U.S. elections nor do I have direct economic interests there) Could you point me to an articulation that explains why arbitrarily purging (mentioned by your parent post) has been necessary ( mentioned by you)?
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2y ago
Your question can be answered without giving away control and access to unauthorised and inexperienced auditors. Governance, Risk, and Compliance has been missing. Too many decades of nepotism, insider trading, corruption ( starting with lo
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2y ago
There are many who have not yet read the Foundation series.
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2y ago
FWIW, I liked your suggestion, the author’s explanation, And your follow on written understanding. If someone’s technical article is submitted and they are themselves participating in a discussion out feeling insulted, then accusations of u
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