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by tener 4y ago
Lot's of assumptions here, like for example this: > Assuming each neuron has a fan-out of 1000, aka 1000 MACs, that’s 2000 FLOPS per neuron Human neurons are not built like we build the artificial neural networks. They may have comp
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by tener 4y ago
I wonder if in current climate this could be prosecuted as a market manipulation of sorts. Things were different back then though.
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by tener 4y ago
Thanks, I understand now what you meant by actionspace. > this is the reason that lots of advice sounds banal. This is the part I'm not getting. Definition of `banal` is: > so lacking in originality as to be obvious and boring. O
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by tener 4y ago
Do you require a full-blown argument for every piece of advice or information you ever hear? You are supposed to weigh it yourself and see if you find it applicable to your situation or not. I think this list is great exactly for this reaso
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by tener 4y ago
Care to elaborate? I'm curious about what exactly you mean by that.
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by tener 5y ago
It is hilarious that a button called "zoom" only does "zoom" when you use its alternative functionality and by default does something completely different.
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by tener 5y ago
How do you handle a situation where the attacker gains access to decrypted set of secrets and steals them? Can you prevent this scenario in any way, or does single hacked admin results in a complete compromise with no way to recover?
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by tener 5y ago
Can you share some actual performance numbers across whatever are the key metrics that you observe?
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by tener 5y ago
Free, extremely capable open source version: https://goteleport.com/teleport/download/ You don't get support and some other things (see: https://goteleport.com/docs/enterprise/introd
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by tener 5y ago
For scalable, centrally managed solution see: https://goteleport.com/docs/access-controls/reference/#rbac-... Disclaimer: day work.
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by tener 5y ago
I feel for you. Security is a complex, evolving topic, with a dizzying array of concepts. At work, we develop Teleport ( https://goteleport.com/ ) to provide a secure access solution that is also easy to use and hard to get w
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by tener 5y ago
I miss the good old days before passwords were a thing and everyone just trusted others to behave ;-) You can secure access to Github (and other places) with hardware keys, e.g. from https://www.yubico.com/ .
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by tener 5y ago
Tailscale (and other similar solutions) works on the network level. This is not a bad idea in itself, but SSH certs operate on the application level. The fact you can ping the server shouldn't mean you are allowed to actually access it
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by tener 5y ago
Fair? Some people do much better in writing due to anxiety etc.
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by tener 5y ago
Pretty sure you need powerful lenses to do useful things though, but who knows, maybe this is workable with some image processing of multiple satellite feeds?
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by tener 5y ago
Parsing nested parens requires stack, which humans are vary bad at handling. So writing in this style will be harder to read compared to linear style that people are used to. There are topics inherently nonlinear, but they are often lineari
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by tener 5y ago
Nowhere in my comment did I suggest a timeline for the design change to happen. Yes, it will take years, but it cannot happen at all if the device manufacturers keep blaming others for their poor designs.
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by tener 5y ago
A warning is good thing, but the drama is less welcome. Blaming Apple is absurd too: the defibrillators have built-in kill switch that responds to strong magnetic fields. At the time where this was designed it was concluded that it is very
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by tener 5y ago
Regenerative braking works for electric cars because it is super easy to convert movement into electric energy. This isn't true for most other sources of energy H2 and petrol included. Reversing combustion is kind of hard and takes up
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by tener 5y ago
Great graph. The proposed tech is aiming to replace non critical part which is already 90% efficient, but takes extra volume in the car.
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by tener 5y ago
Yes, this was the joke. It was also true it may happen.
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by tener 5y ago
> At the same time, they are battling a rise in herbicide-resistant weeds, giving extra impetus to the search for new ways to kill weeds. Great, so now we will be getting laser resistant weeds...
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by tener 5y ago
The bikes are nice idea, but hardly panacea. You need to design the city around it (costly, conflicts with other usages), isn't possible for variety of people (age, disability, distance). I used to drive 40km to work every day in singl
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by tener 5y ago
While good public transport helps to cut the carbon emissions, it also isn't free and can only be established above certain population density. This creates pressure for people to live in a big cities and that causes a lot of problems.
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by tener 5y ago
The Dark Forest makes so many (explicit and implicit) assumptions it starts to feel extremely dodgy. There are also falacious arguments embedded within it which fail to imagine numerous possible scenarios simply by following "tried and
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by tener 5y ago
How exactly is it outrageous? You are there to deliver the message in a meaningful way, not to recite such message from memory. This is no theater or the cinema where you are playing a role and must be entirely authentic as a result. Sure,
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by tener 5y ago
How is having the transcript of the presentation cheating and not just being prepared?
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by tener 5y ago
I was hoping to see more in-depth explanation, but the article provides just this: > But as the decade passed, and cars became cheaper and smaller, consumers moved toward travel on four wheels.
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by tener 5y ago
I sincerely hope that thanks to SpaceX the cost of launching telescopes to space will become small enough to allow multiple space-based telescopes (and radio telescopes). We are obviously some ways from that, but not that far away that we c
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by tener 6y ago
> Whats worse is diffusion of responsibility - someone could be on the critical path to essential suppliers for millions of people, but at the same time have no obligations to ensure their job is done, and perhaps not enough profit margi

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