atomicbeanie

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by atomicbeanie 3mo ago
Comm signal in band with GPS? Control for a GPS software supply chain attack?
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by atomicbeanie 9mo ago
I used to joke that when SO goes under, I will move professions. The joke came from my experience of how many common issues in technology could not be solved with knowledge found via a search engine. I don’t see that niche as gone, so I won
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by atomicbeanie 9mo ago
Has AI summarization led to people either getting their answer from a search engine directly, and failing that, just giving up?
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Tesla Autopilot Flips Car over in Perfect Driving Conditions(electrek.co)
29 points by atomicbeanie 1y ago|9 comments
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by atomicbeanie 1y ago
Must be the tremendous new leadership in the US Intelligence aparatus.
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by atomicbeanie 1y ago
The white house prefers chaos. This will certainly be a step in that direction.
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by atomicbeanie 1y ago
Time to just call these tariffs: sales tax. Extra money for the government on all goods imported are taxes. The rest of the complexity distracts from the basic cash flow and the inevitable results. More money spent and consumed by the gover
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Average Tariff Rates Between US and Top Trade Partners(reuters.com)
8 points by atomicbeanie 1y ago|0 comments
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Was the Signal Chat Illegal?(factcheck.org)
8 points by atomicbeanie 1y ago|0 comments
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Endless but Pointless Litigation Guaranteed(eff.org)
3 points by atomicbeanie 2y ago|1 comments
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by atomicbeanie 2y ago
What? Deciding to stop writing a book because no one will read is the furthest one can get from a moral decision.
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Tonsky: Don't go crazy with Clojure unless it makes you happy(tonsky.me)
22 points by atomicbeanie 2y ago|3 comments
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Choose your own adventure style Incident Response(cmdzero.io)
3 points by atomicbeanie 2y ago|1 comments
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by atomicbeanie 2y ago
Yes, I like to call the style Procedural Composition. The key characteristics are no logic with IO, and all system functions are assembled from higher-order middleware functions. This is the way ring, the web framework, and various client l
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by atomicbeanie 2y ago
Complex solutions are easy. Simple is hard. Often simplicity takes time, iteration and understanding that comes from actually operating a system. I think the missing link here is the Kaizen-oriented refinement that turns complex into simple
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by atomicbeanie 2y ago
With text that continues with serious consideration of guano-doped graphene... Graphine chemistry has a meme!
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by atomicbeanie 3y ago
Yes, I agree, logging in is different than forcing people to use installed software.
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by atomicbeanie 3y ago
I don’t wish to be too much of a fly in the ointment. I understand the darkness of dark patterns. But if we wish to not be secretly tracked (which is dark), then isn’t the alternative to openly ask if I want to exchange knowledge of my id
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by atomicbeanie 3y ago
epub?
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by atomicbeanie 3y ago
Any dumbing down of end-to-end encryption will hand Russia and China nuclear powered hacking tools for our economy, infrastructure and digital integrity. With near peer wars ongoing, I would relegate this stuff to a noise filter. The US DoD
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by atomicbeanie 3y ago
Any dumbing down of end-to-end encryption will hand Russia and China nuclear powered hacking tools for our economy, infrastructure and digital integrity.
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by atomicbeanie 4y ago
This narrative points to no proof expecting motive to suffice. I think the US is not the only motive hypothesis. It would have made more sense for the US to blow it up earlier. Given that the pipeline was unused at the time of destruction i
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by atomicbeanie 4y ago
I think the difference here is that static typing gives a poverty of real reliability guarantee's but one must always pay the cost. Since Clojure gives agency back to the programmer, there is a choice here. Clojure for production shoul
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by atomicbeanie 4y ago
I had similar feelings, and I get the same feelings looking at today's front end development which looks increasingly like embedded C++ development. I had always tinkered with Lisp but expected it to be forever marginalized given how g
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by atomicbeanie 4y ago
This populist stuff does nothing but create blame and distract from the real issues. Ending billions of dollars in petro-subsidies is where this energy should be pointed. Instead journalistic need for clicks will take us further away from d
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by atomicbeanie 4y ago
My god, about time. Given the war on drugs' history this is just astonishing.
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by atomicbeanie 5y ago
Subsidize oil while pumping investment into fusion.... sigh.... Talk about using the nation's dwindling resources to pursue news.
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by atomicbeanie 5y ago
I think fission and nuclear waste are problems that technology can solve. However, the desire of the country to continue to operate old methods and not invest to raise the standards of these processes is like Nevada not so long ago contract
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by atomicbeanie 5y ago
And I would offer does not match the experience of those working on web apps with large amounts of at-rest data. Internet connected services are subjected to constantly changing data inputs which break software unexpectedly. The only place
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The First Woman Astronaut and Her Team(hackaday.com)
2 points by atomicbeanie 5y ago|0 comments

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