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2y ago
This sounds similar to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Van_Eck_phreaking which is a concept that's been around for a while, but would probably be way easier with a well tuned AI model
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2y ago
Isn't dataloss the main selling feature of redis /s
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2y ago
I believe that the conflict over masks stemmed from a fundamental difference in perspective. Masks work great at blocking transmissions even if the fit is bad, much like covering your mouse when you sneeze. Masks CAN work great at blocking
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2y ago
I recall seeing this photo back in the 90s and it seemed like the pinnacle of display technology https://web.archive.org/web/20110927044427/https://geek.com/...
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3y ago
Back in the day (~1998) when I was doing Q1 map development I used a tool called QuArk. For laughs/nostalgia from this post I decided to Google the editor, figuring that it would have been mostly lost to history. NOPE! I was very wrong
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3y ago
I kinda don’t want things that have spinning blades running Doom
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3y ago
Also, let’s not forget that much of the seafood coming from South East Asia has a high risk of using slave labor. Make your own decisions about what that means for you.
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3y ago
It’s more expensive, but there is a lot of seafood that’s produced in the US. No guarantees of humane treatmenr, but I bet much better than East Asia.
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3y ago
This is really going to impact how I play Wingspan.
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3y ago
I wonder if the Google and such will be remembered like bell labs in 50 years?
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3y ago
I learned about RDC engines from this great video https://youtu.be/fRMMSyCcTDI?si=ccXeWtJ7N3oibyuH
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3y ago
Often times I think lawsuit culture in the US is ridiculous, but maybe its justified in some cases. I'm astounded that he only got $180k from these lawsuits. I would expect a conviction like this to result in sums that would bankrupt t
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3y ago
I wouldn’t call Fitbit a “tech giant” unless they’re referring to google
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3y ago
The team's I'm talking about don't meet in person that often. Once or twice per year. Every month feels like a good cadence to develop and maintain good relationships. I should push for more frequent meet ups. Given how sprea
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3y ago
I know that the common perspective on HN is that remote work is good. Certainly, as a senior engineer and parent I appreciate the flexibility that remote work provides. However I think there’s a huge problem that’s silently growing. New eng
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3y ago
I wish I could take a flight on it. Seems fun.
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3y ago
There's a lot of haters in this thread. You don't need to use Java. I don't use Java day to day anymore, but I'm excited to see the language evolve. I would highly recommend watching some of the talk from the Java archi
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3y ago
Biscuits (UK) as in Cookies (USA) ?
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3y ago
Does it matter if they never tow anything? People want to be ABLE to tow something. Every truck commercial features giant trails or a loader dumping rocks into the bed. Probably <10% of pick up trucks owners ever do this, but people stil
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3y ago
This is definitely a parody. I assume, in response to the open office discussions from a few weeks ago.
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3y ago
What's with people (boomers?) obsession with "Rock'n'Roll"? It seems like there's been a constant conversation over the last 30? years about what is and isn't rock'n'roll. I simply don't und
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3y ago
Most cities have Hotels in very specifically zoned neighborhoods. Sometimes these are in neighborhoods you actually want to be in sometimes not. AirBnBs allows you to stay in neighborhoods where people actually live. This is a huge differen
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3y ago
I guess I'm not the only one watching For All Mankind this week. This kind of nuclear research is obviously way less popular these days, but I do wonder if these engines could be made more practically with today's technology. Sure
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3y ago
Is that what's happening here? Has law enforcement become more intense over the last 15 years? I feel like its become less intense but the drugs have still become more potent.
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3y ago
Sesame oil is the worst. It has a shelf-life of a week or two.
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3y ago
I absolutely love this. I really wish that generative AI was fast enough that you could infinitely scroll a single sandwich and it would generate more on the fly.
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3y ago
I'm surprised their battery technology isn't just a tank of hydrogen that's shaped like a normal EV battery.
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3y ago
Does anyone else study Category Theory in the hope of finding Revelation/Truth? I'm mostly kidding but for some reason CT scratches a different kind of itch.
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3y ago
I love that they explicitly list the xkcd compiling comic in their references.
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3y ago
What are you talking about? eBikes and regular bikes are WAY different. They're way heavier because of battery + motor, so you need special stands and lifts, or it takes two people to manage it. All the electric components add way more
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