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NotPavlovsDog
3y ago
1. Built from scratch on protoboard, analog ammeter, lm337, fuses on input and output, tight safety tolerances, multiple fail-safes. 2. I have experimented with cognition and mood modulation with positive personal results. I would prefer n
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3y ago
A TDCS device. Trans-cranial Direct Current Stimulation, mostly experimental, somewhat proven for short-term depression and cognition improvement. Motivation was my solution would be simpler and easier to control as well as include triple s
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4y ago
There are a variety of Eye Tracking Communication Devices on the market. I am not listing the manufacturers since most of them are also involved in either/or/and military and marketing applications and I am done supporting surveil
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4y ago
If you're paying for insurance in the US you are paying for them. Check out how insurance pools work. Society, even a wild capitalist society, benefits from healthier members. I'm a former professional athlete and am currently, in
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4y ago
Tragic to observe the typical Dallas Buyers Club dynamic at play. People are coordinating online and locally and doing border runs for the Mexico-available GLP-1 predecessors. The Mounjaro patent appears to be until '39, with no generi
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4y ago
Agile as a commercial enterprise underwent the unsurprising journey of consultants selling a revolution (if you can't integrate into existing structures, change the structure) to selling the manager's magic pill of convincing sal
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4y ago
Anecdotes and auto-biographies are the easiest to write, as they require the least research and one is already so familiar with the protagonist. It will be nice to see ketamine and psychedelics as part of a toolbox professionals can use for
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4y ago
Having your data "on the cloud" is another way of saying giving somebody else complete access to that data. Even journalists are starting to become aware of the dangers of using clouded voice transcription services, with several s
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4y ago
Remember crypto-pushers continuously getting outraged at comments noting that crypto is not "an investment"? A lot less of that going on now, with the current argument being all about "due diligence". Crypto works as a
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4y ago
I've blocked most news websites, in the last decades the only "Big World" news that I really needed were communicated to me by others almost immediately (9/11, oncoming catastrophic storm, lock-downs). When my current en
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4y ago
What a freshly practical take on the problem! I might have missed this on your job listing, but... From my experience in hiring, I would strongly suggest that all tech job listings, especially startups, describe the application process and
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5y ago
Glad you find it interesting. Some of the schematics he has in the thesis can be created very cheaply with garbage switches or components, or spending a small sum (under 20 USD) on switches and a breadboard.
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5y ago
Take Claude E. Shannon's Master's thesis, the long version. Considered by many the most important Master's thesis of last century. It fully introduced the concept of binary / Boolean logic to design of electronic circui
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5y ago
Do you think it has to do with their shrinking content library, as the original holders/networks/studios went for their own game? I.e. instead of returning adequate and valuable results to match a wide choice , the goal is to pa
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5y ago
But that's not the phone's defaults. Anything not approved by the monopoly is unauthorized , making the initial statement correct and the phone a toy from general computing criteria.
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5y ago
Yes. There are graphics in the presentation towards the end giving an overview. I'm impressed with how much knowledge the researcher acquired in a relatively short time.
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5y ago
for those looking for a TLDR: - Result: run unauthorized code on iOS 14 - 14 is the most secure toy phone OS to date, with kernel heap hardening, data PAC, userspace PAC hardening, tfp0 hardening, ipc_kmsg hardening - Exploit took advantage
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5y ago
> How can one do the same? Would you like to have an experience evaluating your self-worth? I'm making decent money (enough to survive to western world standards, which is the golden standard when you look at it) and I still remembe
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5y ago
Great, that makes sense. I'll give it a try!
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5y ago
It goes both ways, my take is how it was perceived by some is as improve in go=improve in wisdom
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5y ago
The game is deeply connected to philosophy in China (Chinese philosophy), as in placing value of a mystical nature on mastering the game. AlphaGO made the pitch of deep wisdom can be found in go questionable. Just my take. https:/&#
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5y ago
Congratulations on the launch! In my experience: This post was too long, I found the gist that made sense to me pretty low down: >helps fix such interactions by allowing you to send users a specific page that has all the content you want
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5y ago
iF you store your coins on a storage device not connected to a computer, maybe. As long as the government does not have access to the computer/phone the storage gets connected to, at any one time. With state actors, you have to assume
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Zuck in the Verge article discussed how much pressure there was to sell to Yahoo for 1B. For an average start-up, it might be being pushed to sell for, say, someM when you could wait and chance on 10xsomeM if you had the votes.
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The real lesson is,and been for a while, if you do a start-up, do like Zuckerberg and The Google boys. If you want your company to stay your company, watch that vital stock and keep the majority votes. Zuckerberg: “So one of the things that
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I've dived the Blue Hole, recreational depths. I felt an evil presence there and had nightmares about the Hole 2 nights after, with some kind of blue energy trying to consume me. I am not a superstitious person, and have dived multipl
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Pockets of resistance will always remain, absolutely. Shall having a general computing device be a crime then? Quite possibly. Today: governments forcing installation of encryption subversion. governments banning encryption. manufacturers
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5y ago
I would direct you towards Kay's original argument. > nostalgia for an imagined past You can read it however you like, I have actively worked on making the imagined future, it just happens to be envisioned in the past as no better v
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Could you use your standard TV to take a part of a broadcast, edit at will and re-send it? Key is, even for cable TV, you had to apply. Add the need to have special, extra gear. The internet silos today, removing access at whim and limiting
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5y ago
The Internet and WWW may be seen as to be de-evolving from open standards, open access, and user ability to participate, create, and learn. Video was 60% of downstream internet traffic in 2019. "Go the way of the TV" as a metaphor
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