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by tiffanyh 3y ago
Fraud analytics gets an exception from most regulator laws.
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
> I wonder how much of HAMMER2 is tailored towards the DF-BSD kernel? Given that the same developer is porting HAMMER2 to not only OpenBSD, but also NetBSD and FreeBSD - not much. https://github.com/kusumi
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
The NBA is an extreme outlier case where even the NBA wants there to be a union because any single player can have drastic negative repercussions. Theres virtually no other business that yields so much revenue from only ~10 people (5 on cou
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
If you have 50-200 direct reports, you’re not a “manager”. You’re effectively either a recruiter or procurement.
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
Most pre-compiled binaries are for the lowest common denominator cpu. Which means most pre compiled software targets CPU’s from 10+ years ago. ClearLinux compiles for current chips, which gains the benefit of new instruction sets.
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
100% My concern though is this line from the readme > "This repository will be abandoned once Linux or FreeBSD is stabilized with write support. OpenBSD is not the main area of interest."
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
> In science, 'adversarial collaboration' is a modality of collaboration wherein opposing views work together in order to jointly advance knowledge of the area under dispute. Seems like this is the ideal model for how politic
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
When FANNG companies payout upwards of $1M/year/engineer - seems hard to understand why an employee would need a union.
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
HAMMER2 I really hope the work to port HAMMER2 to OpenBSD lands in -current (and someone will own/maintain it). https://github.com/kusumi/openbsd_hammer2 OpenBSD lacking a modern filesystem has been an achilles he
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
Source: https://www.openbsd.org/74.html @dang, can the link be changed --- Not sure why the other HN thread was closed that used the actual source link. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37899478
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
Typically you don't have breaking changes for a point release.
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
I didn't realize this guide was still being maintained and updated. It's one of the resources to learn networking.
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
> ”Unfortunately, when the AMD Ryzen 7000 ‘Raphael’ CPUs were launched along with the brand new Socket AM5, all mention of ECC support was gone.” Had no idea that 7000s series doesn’t official state support of ECC.
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
FWIW, if it’s a Fortune 500 company, one of two things could be happening: a. Minority Owned or SMB. Many Fortune 500 company’s have internal metrics where they try to do more business with Minority Owned or SMB businesses. b. Bus Factor or
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
A prominent blog post benchmarking latency of various terminals. https://danluu.com/term-latency/ TL;DR; terminal.app on macOS is typically the fastest.
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
TL;DR; The flow of how modern day time is sourced & relayed to your computer: 1. Based on quantum / atom movement -> units -> time 2. Atomic clock based on #1 3. Time from #2, relayed to US Naval Observatory Alternate Maste
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
Hasn't this existed for quite some time? I can't find a reference to it, but I thought this has been around for a few years now.
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
Mass publication. People typically wrongly attribute findings not to the person who first discovered it, but to the person who was able to most widely communicate/publish about it. This is a particular difficult challenge in ancient ti
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
Seems like this would be susceptible to an Inference Attack.
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
Is it a coincidence the generated keys start with the same first 3 letters (“MII…”)?
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
Credit Bureau I wonder how much of Meta's problems would go away if they just became an official Bureau since it gets exclusions from Data Broker, etc. use cases.
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
Tax Abatement What doesn't get discussed enough is the huge financial incentives that cities give to corporations to attract big businesses. Those incentives (like no corporate taxes for 10-years) are based on companies literally hav
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
Well, it's not Thermal Conductivity then. I just looked it up. Stainless Steel 15 W/m-K Titanium 17 W/m-K Aluminum 210 W/m-K Effectively, Stainless Steel & Titanium have the same thermal
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
Thermal Conductivity I wonder if this is related to the use of Titanium and the poor thermal conductivity of Titanium (17 W/m-K) vs. Aluminum (210 W/m-K). Aluminum dissipates heat more than 10x better than titanium. https:/&
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
So if glaciers can be new reformed, why is this article so concerning? Is it because glaciers are not reforming?
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
Dumb question: are glaciers from the last ice age? Or can new glaciers be formed / frozen today?
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
In hindsight, with it being now 20 years later, which approach to SMP do you think was the better technical choice? The FreeBSD model or DragonflyBSD approach?
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
Don't forget DragonflyBSD version of PF. They look an old version of OpenBSD PF and updated it to be multithreaded. I could be mistaken, but I believe both FreeBSD PF & OpenBSD PF are still single threaded. https://man.d
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
NanoBSD NanoBSD does this. It's a version of FreeBSD with an immutable (read-only) base. I've always been surprised OpenBSD hasn't created similar capabilities, given that the use case for an immutable base is great for route
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by tiffanyh 3y ago
To support your point … Just 3-years ago, the DVD business was generating $200M in revenue. Today, it’s only $120m. That means total revenues are down 66% in just 3-years. You can’t fault Netflix for wanting to divest a business that is rap

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