utopian3

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by utopian3 7y ago
> The legislation directs the State Department to report to Congress within 90 days on how it controls the spread of cyber tools and to disclose any action it has taken to punish companies for violating its policies. Good. > Under U.S
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Commercial Astronaut Wings Program(faa.gov)
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What Did Ada Lovelace's Program Do?(twobithistory.org)
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The Programmer as Navigator [pdf](pdfs.semanticscholar.org)
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Levchin Prize(levchinprize.com)
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Important Papers: Codd and the Relational Model (2017)(twobithistory.org)
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Pixar RenderMan(en.wikipedia.org)
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Jason–a secretive group of Cold War science advisers–fighting to survive today(sciencemag.org)
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Autonomous Cyber Capabilities Under International Law(ccdcoe.org)
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International cyber law: interactive toolkit [NATO CCDCOE](cyberlaw.ccdcoe.org)
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Happy 10th Birthday, Krebsonsecurity.com(krebsonsecurity.com)
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Medium is a poor choice for blogging(tonsky.me)
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The end of the conference era (2018)(marco.org)
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by utopian3 7y ago
> Or they could just leave. Who? Google or the employees
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by utopian3 7y ago
Sue the state for allowing it? Honest question— Is that a legal argument? If laws don’t exist, how can you sue the state for not enacting them if it doesn’t violate a constitutional right...
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by utopian3 7y ago
Yes, family members were notified too
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A global look at high-risk tailings dams [visualized](graphics.reuters.com)
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by utopian3 7y ago
This doesn't conflict with what I said. A public reference is something he can approve, and sure, he can tweet his own words.
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by utopian3 7y ago
What is the K in that last graph (F5) and why did it move compared to previous?
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20 Years of Product Management in 25 Minutes by Dave Wascha(youtube.com)
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Brittelstand Symposium Addresses Mid-Sized Company Issues(henley.ac.uk)
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by utopian3 7y ago
Sometimes a "public reference" is part of an enterprise's contractual negotiation. They can then use this (Tim Cook's visit + quote) to garner future sales.
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Building the First Ternary Microprocessor(hackaday.com)
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Ternary Numeral System(en.wikipedia.org)
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Facebook Won’t Change Web Tracking in Response to California Privacy Law(wsj.com)
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An Editorial in the Hill Almost Makes a Good Point About Privacy(pxlnv.com)
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by utopian3 7y ago
Google’s typical approach is more like, “shoot first, ask no questions, and provide no contact method”.
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by utopian3 7y ago
There’s video evidence at the bottom. I casually follow CCC but am not familiar with all the sub-groups /clicks, so was a bit hard to follow. I Hope those who did the assaulting are held responsible and banned
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by utopian3 7y ago
Username block is a denial of service against that user.
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by utopian3 7y ago
Look up agency nurses [0]. When they're paid hourly being begged for work (as OP mentioned), it's usually for a nurse who has specialized skills that can hop between hospitals/ER/offices. Essentially, they're contra

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