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uberman
2y ago
Don't just take my word for it that this is sus... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkjyeI0ykGM
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uberman
2y ago
Don't just take my word for it that this is sus... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkjyeI0ykGM
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uberman
2y ago
I was sure this was a fake, but no he actually does.
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uberman
2y ago
My impression is that he has not changed. He is convinced the only way forward is Mars and that Earth is doomed. I think many mistook his interest in electric cars as an environmental concern but I think he just ran with that to get CA fund
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uberman
2y ago
It was too good to be true
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uberman
2y ago
This seems like an X/Y question. What would knowing the answer tell you about a candidate that was meaningful? Alternatively, are you asking how to determine someone has the claimed experience to match thier CV?
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uberman
2y ago
Previous: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41358160
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uberman
2y ago
What could possibly go wrong putting a tablet in easy reach of the urinal.
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uberman
2y ago
So, how exactly would any password manager (crome included) work if they were unable to have access to the pain text password to pass it to the third party login prompt?
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uberman
2y ago
Note that it works when the mirror is the size of the solar farm and I'll admit that is kind of cool. However, my math says this just does not check out. According to Space.com these mirrors will be 10m by 10m https://www.sp
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uberman
2y ago
Is there something interesting at that site, or is this just an ad?
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uberman
2y ago
I think the order is slightly wrong. I don't think "setup" is really a factor at all and "uselessness" is the chief issue. There is no value for me in having my washer/dryer connected to the internet even thoug
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uberman
2y ago
I don't want to seem morbid, but is that not what one might expect from a nuclear bomb?
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uberman
2y ago
Attackers win because they only need to succeed once after proving for weak points. Defends have to guard everything at once.
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uberman
2y ago
How do you define and track high values assets? Perhaps in a list?
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uberman
2y ago
I hear what you are saying but remember, many people did not think a computer would ever pass the Turing test.
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uberman
2y ago
So here is my main concern. The spot is going to be 4km across. Is the mirror in space going to be 4km across, is it going to be even 100m across? Let's say somehow the mirror is the size of a football field that light distributed over
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uberman
2y ago
Out of a plant sure. How big is the mirror? The size of a solar farm? I would doubt it. The light will be either too diffuse or too small to be of any value on the scale of a solar farm. Someone in a different post says the illuminated patc
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uberman
2y ago
My kids must have the old ones as they echo what you describe
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uberman
2y ago
Is it because they already have real intelligence of their own?
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uberman
2y ago
My kids loose theirs all the time and I say use find my but apparently that does not work if they are in the case at least according to my kids.
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uberman
2y ago
Potentially, but how is the provider going to get launch and airspace approval for distribution of consumer based light pollution pranking?
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uberman
2y ago
Seems like a clear case of fraud to me.
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uberman
2y ago
Seems sus to me. How big is each "small satellite reflector" going to be? If the area illuminated is the size of the mirror you will get what a handful of commercial panels covered. If it is diffused then you get more panels but e
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uberman
2y ago
I think it might be appropriate to vote if you disagree with the suspension with or without the identity of the offender but not releasing the name seems trivial if not even appropriate to me.
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uberman
2y ago
Tesla has also stopped making the low cost cyber trucks they promised. It seems to me like full size pickup/SUV market is not quite ready to be electified.
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uberman
2y ago
Best of luck my friend. Can you share your general area your team is working in? For example I know the African fintech scene if very vibrant
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uberman
2y ago
Perhaps your rental provider does a better job of maintaining and managing thier fleet than what we have. It is a regular thing to find rentals tipped over on the side of the road or blocking the sidewalk. I can see two at the moment in the
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uberman
2y ago
Specifically "rental e-scooters" not "e-scooters" in general and the main complaint ( https://techxplore.com/news/2024-08-melbourne-vote-rental-sc... ) is: scooters had been scattered around the city
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uberman
2y ago
I think there are three things that concern me and none of them is a lack of "ivy league" experience. 1) If you need a morale boost to complete your application then I don't think you are properly self motivated with your cur
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