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https://archive.is/380kL
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Coding being the act of encoding/decoding information from one representation to another. The system itself is called a Code and these are designed to have specific properties like making transmission of information resistant to inter
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Situations like this are instances of the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principal%E2%80%93agent_proble... In this case, corporate management holding the purse strings but their workers (devs) using the actual tools. T
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Apparently they did this in Iceland and it's been fine? https://farmingdale-observer.com/2025/05/31/iceland-approved...
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Are CTs a Leading Cause of Cancer? A Doctor Explains
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Robotics: The Push and Pull of Ideas and Applications [video]
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Rodney Brook's keynote at Stanford HAI earlier this month. Some interesting points right at the beginning relevant to recent on-stage demos by companies including like Nvidia and Tesla. - Product lifecycle has a realistic timeline on o
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This arstechnica article is pretty good, but in my opinion the best article covering this study was published by NPR http://npr.org/sections/shots-health-news/2025/04/16/g-s1-60...
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Well there are now many instances of enforced disappearances.[1] To what the administration likes to call jails in Ecuador, except for the fact jails and prisons are part of legitimate criminal justice systems with judicial review/due
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Ok sure but also the number of CT scans has been increasing exponentially (3 million CTs in 1980, 20 million in 1995, 60 million 2005[0] to 93 million in 2023[1]) so you'd need to find some opposing force that is decreasing the inciden
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There have been and continue to be technological improvements that reduce the dosage required. There is not a single dosage for all CTs. The dose for a head CT is an order of magnitude less than for abdominal/pelvic CT. "The cur
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Love that xkcd chart. One thing it doesn't show is that different particle species of radiation have different effects on our biology at different "potencies". Gamma rays released by an atomic weapon being worse than the x-
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dupe, see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43688395
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"CT scanning became widespread in the 1980's. Cancer incidence is flat to slightly decreased since then. I'm not sure their risk model matches reality. Many of these models are based on extrapolation from higher radiation exp
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It's like the inverse of Gil Scott Heron's "The revolution will not be televised" "The Nuclear Holocaust Will Be Televised" There's even a trailer from the Reagan era: https://www.youtube.com&#x
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Docker-OSX image removed after Apple reports copyright infringement
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The image maintainer wrote a short blog post in 2021 putting forth the rationale and good faith intentions of the project as a resource for security research. https://sick.codes/is-hackintosh-osx-kvm-or-docker-osx-legal...
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I'm surprised that ~$10 million dollars of GPUs, @ $40k per H100 and excluding operational costs like the energy bill, only rents for $455k per month. Sounds like a really tough business since the amount of time required to recoup the
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Wow, it's amazing to me how much anki eventually caught on with medical students. Back in 2008 I introduced my med school classmates to Anki via a web app front end that I scrapped together. Basically it allowed us to crowdsource a sha
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Here's what I found about the underlying system https://www.tvtechnology.com/news/the-software-behind-the-hi... and the Hitachi Vantara Press Release: https://www.hitachivantara.com/en-us/news
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I do not believe there are any restrictions on what 0-days can be sold to or bought by the American government. As far as I know the only thing resembling restriction is regarding export to non-allies which stems from the Wassenaar Arrangem
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Exciting! V has a knack for making things that let others make creative things with ease. I'm a big fan of their prior work such as https://cheapbotsdonequick.com/ It's to bad twitter shutdown api access sunsetti
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Impressive work. Looking at the presentation slides which accompany the 37C3 talk, the author covers their "Your princess is in another castle" experience. Turns out they fully reversed the firmware for the MIPs cores (one core pe
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In this instance, it appears the author's motivation was to facilitate a clean room reimplementation by "producing a natural-language specification for others to reimplement". In other instances security researchers might rev
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Thanks, I will probably read that collection. Nice to see it includes the stories The Zahir and The Book of Sand which feel just as relevant as the ones mentioned in the paper.
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Wouldn't it be nice if you could give out a revokable token in place of a phone number to various businesses. If you ever received spam through a token just revoke it and move on. Puts the power back into the hands of the recipient rat
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From the headline, it sounds like the beginning of a great Armando Iannucci sketch making fun of management consultants. Which sure seems to be tangentially relevant to more and more situations during these times. https://www.you
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Edit: Please sign-up using this url. I would have posted this before but we had a SSL termination issue. https://www.stayspry.tv/
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This is adjacent to a project I'm currently working on that makes TV more useful for grandparents and elderly parents. It's a shame that in an era when you can't buy a non-smart TV, the market hasn't delivered much in t
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"Exploitation method described in this advisory works against almost all of the SUID-root programs that are installed by default on Linux; a few exceptions are: - sudo on all distributions, because it specifies its own ELF RUNPATH (&
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