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The Therac-25 is part of the core curriculum in computer engineering, but I wonder if it's actually (in the grand scheme of things) hat bad of an incident. Compared with Facebook fomenting ethnic cleansing in Asia, the people who were
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Hey look, /r/badmathematics is leaking
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I have built an access control system that does a similar thing. Long story short: Time Of Flight is patented and no one can use it. Our system used a nice workaround... We tried to convince car manufacturers to use or license our tech and
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Looks good; how do you handle the fact that most 'lost einsteins' are working a crushing 9-5 and don't have the time or capacity to conceptualize (let alone work on) their passion projects?
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Yes, it is. You need to put into your privacy policy what you log (and yes, IP addresses are personal data) and how long your retention policy is. However, it's pretty easy to argue that IP addresses in logs are required (for a reasona
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I see a lot of comments concluding that the value of blockchains is trust, or truth, or decentralization. Very few seem to realize that the trust is just moved from the people running the systems, to the people programming them (either the
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CTO is a strategic position. It sounds like what you're doing is engineering management + strategy + product development, which is a recipe for burnout and failure. Identify which one of those things you prefer to do, and clarify your
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Telefónica Spain breaches millions of customer records, possible first GDPR test
(theinquirer.net)
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This is wrong. The trust is still centralized, but on the developers of the platform/crypto chain/smart contract, rather than on an institution. This has the incredible downside that if something goes wrong, I have no recourse.
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What would be the equivalent gate from Series A to Series B?
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you seem to have completely missed the point of the article. it isnt a speaker review, it is an analysis of the strategy of the company developing the speaker. the audio quality is not germane
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Did you read the article? It's about Debian, and it explicitly mentions NixOS. It also mentions certain packages (Emacs, certain secure boot stuff) which at the moment are not reproducible.
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> Second largest party, AfD Citation needed
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Here's one for you: https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/publications/research/operations/tf... I seem to remember a statistic that said, essentially, traffic waves propagate backwards at approximately 12mph. There
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Sure, but when you lose your job in the US Midwest you are without healthcare and you will probably lose your house, etc. It's impossible to compare jobs based only on salary, you have to calculate with the total cost of living and bal
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> Is there a grant I'm not aware of that's given to straight white men? Yes.
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* this one result from one paper, which the university's media department plumbed for PR, says this one thing. (The answer is "Mental Speed")
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Iota is not a blockchain. It's also not a cryptocurrency. It's about 98% scam and 1% insane. and 1% Bosch.
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You know what happens at 100x? You burn out 100x faster. But you aren't paid 100x more.
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Many people would tell you to quit. Don't quit. Go on a sabbatical, or an unpaid vacation. First, it'll help you get in a better place, mentally, and second, it will show exactly who is contributing to this idea/work. Either
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I would love to introduce you to the GDPR. It does almost all of what you propose, and it goes into effect in May in Europe.
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Are you daft? The EU-Blue card matches that in the worst case, and if you meet certain criteria, you can get permanent residency in as little as three years and citizenship in six. Every EU country.
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I <3 you qdot
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We've also moved to an RFC process in our group of 80 (~50 developers.)
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the JVM lets you modify stuff at runtime with reflection
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Thanks for your useless blog opinion, I will continue to use 4+ monitors and be productive.
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Scents.. ? what? I have been living in Germany for the last five years, so could you explain that one?
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* over 10,000 pounds. Well, they also explicitly made it legal for trucks under 10,000 pounds ;)
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Are you considering support for MQTT-SN, or willing to take pull requests to support it? The ability to handle lightweight clients could be a very important differentiator.
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Geeny | Software Engineer | Berlin | Full Time and Freelancer Onsite http://geeny.io I'm leading the technology group at Geeny--We're a startup that is a daughter company of Telefónica, building a B2C IoT platform wi
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