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by wallaBBB 4y ago
Could someone save me from reading through it - Did Zuck take full responsibility? I really sleep better when CEOs state that they take full responsibility for massive layoffs.
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
But it also makes a point that it was a mistake to do so.
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
I found this video quite flawed. What happened to Phillips is something that proved beneficial in the long run. Legacy of Philips is now ASML, NxP, pretty good startup scene in Eindhoven, and a few other companies. The only victim here is t
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Amazon has raised the number of jobs it plans to cut 18,000(ft.com)
68 points by wallaBBB 4y ago|82 comments
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
https://archive.is/lRbxR
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
With the amount of fake news being pushed through Telegram groups that are public, Telegram is by far more Facebooky than WhatsApp. Ukrainian war disinformation and crypto scams being a good example of Facebookiness on Telegram.
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
Depth of fan analysis in PSU reviews you could find on jonnyguru beats this by a mile. Too bad jonnyguru site is no more.
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
If people continuously fail to follow the process (and we're not talking about general population here) then maybe the process should be reviewed and changed so he does not end up with a two weeks work crammed into 2 days.
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
From another Musk's conversation [1], if you ever wondered how you reach high management positions - hard work: Musk: Please send me anyone who actually writes good software Steve Jurvetson: Ok, no management good coders, got it. Musk:
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
For ECUs running the car it's MISRA still, Rust is in the pipeline, but still far far away. 5-10 years before it becomes common. Standard is being worked on, but compilers and other tools will take a lot more time. These are generally
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
Still Ubisoft story[0] is better. [0]: https://twitter.com/alxbrsn/status/1544707673282723840
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
Question that comes to mind - Is M2 (with thermal issue on new Air) affected considering how RAM is packed there?
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
So someone can pick a lock on your door and hotwire your car and steal it. But with this attack they can only get access to the car. Hotwiring if there is an immobilizer is not possible.
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
1) long range replay attack are what is a real issue, and is solved by bi-dir fobs. Only thing keeping them out of the market as a default is price. Issue described in the article is far less of a concern than what you mentioned, I put it i
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
Dude RKE is not the keyless you think, your probably thinking of passive keyless. This is pressing your LOCK/UNLOCK button, and if you have buttons on your FOB than you have this issue.
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
Yup, but the real problem here is the chosen re-synchronization strategy of the Rolling code when de-sync occurs (performed by the BCM/vehicle) that is done in backward. This is described in the article, but most of the comments here s
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
That would be hard-coded on the vehicle side, but this looks more like a simply signal jammer that is described in this attack. They simple jam the RKE Lock command when you're leaving your car, you don't pay attention to the ligh
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
That one claims (without sufficient proof) that Honda does not implement rolling code in the fobs, completely opposite of this article that implies a wrong re-synchronization strategy implemented on the vehicle side.
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
OK, so the real question - which ones from the list are psilocybin mushrooms?
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
These type of articles that do not breakdown the type of complaints are worthless. The trend of increased complaints has been present for a few years now, but when broken down the increase comes vastly from infotainment and SW related issue
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
How to further increase the costs of medicine... Issue should be addressed at the source, this idea sounds as good as arming teachers to make schools safer. Still an interesting idea that could be used somewhere else.
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
>Last month, Babel raised $80 million in a Series B round with a valuation of $2 billion. wow
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
Generally OK, but I'm not sure if we should have different perspective for SpaceX considering it's funded by taxpayers' money, it's not out there competing in the free market...
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
yes x2
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
Hmm that's tricky, you have to keep in mind that with $100 per year you're maybe limiting entry in markets with a lot of resources (e.g. IT professionals in India). Maybe I'm wrong, dunno about price points, I do know I find
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
Sure, I paid for LI premium to check out courses (1 trial + 1 to finish) but did not find added value worth the money. Same way I pay on patreon for content I get for free anyways, to support spam-less quality content. 1-5 USD per month is
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
It's a self-CEOs and HR circle jerk platform. An alternative would have to depart from trying to create same type of engagement as FB or Twitter, as it would run down the same path, but focus on showcasing skills and providing better s
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BlockFi Announces 20% Layoffs(twitter.com)
8 points by wallaBBB 4y ago|0 comments
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
What these demands are driving up are End Of Line tests performed by the semi companies, and more time you spend on verification the bigger the price of manufacturing. That's why you can find basically same ICs on DigiKey or Mouser wit
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
Chinese real estate companies are defaulting on their international bonds en masse and CN government has shown no interest in bailing them on that end.

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