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7y ago
Artificial "hackable" tests are opportunities to see progress at scale. While I appreciate the recognition that bespoke, perhaps Montessori, education might better prepare people for the open ended ness of life, there aren't
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It turns out that all cars have four wheel braking... Actually, unloaded pickup trucks don’t use their back brakes very effectively.
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This is the kind of chat that gives statistics a bad name. How does it make any sense to compare deaths per journey on foot to skydiving? What even defines a journey on foot? Why would you include the number of kilometers for the space shut
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Well, Atlanta has integrated over 10,000 cameras and 200 pole mounted automated license plate readers. The per capita statistics are distorted by the relatively small boundary of the City of Atlanta, but there are still a lot of cameras. [
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7y ago
WeFunder
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Anything faster than bcrypt is practically clear text due to brute forcing, and running bcrypt inside the user interface is needlessly expensive. The common practice is to ensure that passwords are checked and discarded before they can be a
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7y ago
That's ridiculous. In the worst case a domain name would cost $10 or $20 instead of $8 per year, which is less than actually hosting a page on that domain. In the best case, an uncommon and unused domain that's for sale for thousa
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ICANN fees should be ten to one hundred times greater than they are in order to reduce the ridiculous hoarding that has occurred. We used to say that fees should be low so that the average person could have their own domain. After all, ther
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7y ago
I know we all said that we preferred the cheese grater to the trash can, but I don't think anyone meant it that literally.
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Many of them are contingent on the states around them also switching. People are tired of switching offsets during the year, but also find more value in the sun being up later in the day (6pm is more valuable than 6am). To complicate this,
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7y ago
Actually that's a very reasonable thing to do. macOS has been using hardware accelerated graphics since 10.0, and leveraging this is better than fighting it. Also see https://github.com/jwilm/alacritty
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7y ago
I have no visibility into Amazon, but using subdomains let you shard across multiple IP addresses.
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7y ago
You can firewall the backend services and use 2fa to temporarily open them for a specific workstation.
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I'm not sure it really won the spirit of the 0-100-0. Yes it completed the task faster, but it also required more distance, implying that it takes significantly longer to brake. A quick search suggests this is a known Model 3 weakness.
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8y ago
That might not be possible in a single threaded environment like JavaScript.
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It doesn't seem difficult to add a small forklift as "arms" to support the bottom after it has been lifted up a little. Even a person would have to get the box up an inch before supporting the bottom.
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8y ago
The 3d content in Apple Maps comes from their acquisition of C3: https://9to5mac.com/2011/10/29/apple-acquired-mind-blowing-3... The technique is detailed in the conference paper: https://www.spi
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MH370 was near SIA68 when it disappeared, and SIA68 was near the northern arc when MH370 should have been there. It's possible that MH370 could have hid from casual radar by flying near SIA68 until it was in quieter airspace. That'
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Yes, it was quickly ruled out. Was that the correct conclusion? How can we confidently say that the plane didn't evade radar? What about SIA68?
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People have a lot of opinions on what could have happened, but I would like to know why hundreds of millions of dollars have been spent investigating the southern arc and at no point has anyone even considered investigating its northern cou
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8y ago
You're probably not using a desktop CPU with the same wattage. If Apple makes a 40 watt ARM laptop CPU, it might behave similarly to the x86.
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For a safe, commercial autoland you would need CAT3, but if you're willing to take risks you could get by with less. And you would need a friendly ATC anyway or you wouldn't stay hidden for long. But the fact that the plane is cap
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The state of 727's five years before this event: Planes equipped with newer Category Three navigational equipment can land on autopilot, even in the worst weather. Pilots never even have to touch the controls. https://www.
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Used glass is difficult to transport and not very efficient to recycle. It's a great option as long as you re-use the container locally.
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Thanks, this is a good summary of something I wasn't paying attention to. It contains an interesting point: The standard of workmanship (particularly in the installation of plasterboard or sheetrock) is a critical component to the nec
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"Using wood means greater fire safety" Edit: Outside of how ridiculous this statement is, how does one bring a charred wooden high-rise back up to code?!
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IP licensing can't be enforced outside of governments... Either you have enforcement and possible censorship, or you have no enforcement. The stated goal was to provide some form of payment system for content, but in a truly distribute
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No. It fails at the second step because ownership is generally not contested and a single trustworthy organization can be responsible for all writes. In the event that a blockchain based project is financially successful, you should expect
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As a legally protected property, ownership of IP is not usually contested. Why shouldn't a single organization control writes and publish an open database?
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And lots of tree farms do plant new trees, making it neutral. Coal is more carbon-dense, so you need to plant more new trees than already exist and there probably isn't room for them unless you clear a forest first, and then what are y
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