gomijacogeo

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by gomijacogeo 6mo ago
Over time, require trusted boot and a TPM. Require a signed age-verification cert to get tokens to access io devices and net. It feels like part of a long play to claw unregulated general purpose computing out of the hands of the masses. Or
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by gomijacogeo 8mo ago
Assuming the jamming is coming from close to the horizon, I wonder if one could improvise a choke ring around the antenna with some sheet metal or foil.
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by gomijacogeo 1y ago
No, they got rid of the load delay slot in MIPS II. While not required in later ABIs, they kept the branch delay slot for backwards compatibility. MIPS32/MIPS64, which came out much later, also had several new branch instructions witho
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by gomijacogeo 1y ago
The paper would be a lot less infamous if the title had more accurately been "A Texel is Not a Little Square".
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by gomijacogeo 1y ago
99.9999999...% of 'everything' in the universe simply falls down a gravity gradient to be crushed into simple oblivion.
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by gomijacogeo 1y ago
Lex Fridman interview with Lenat a few years back. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wMKoSRbGVs
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by gomijacogeo 1y ago
Good video with Harry Brodsky from CU Boulder talking about phosphorus availability around ocean vents. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ppc3zzMTJTs
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by gomijacogeo 2y ago
Anyone who buys Intel would probably be making the same mistake Boeing did with McDonnell Douglas.
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by gomijacogeo 2y ago
Unlikely; the pilots are (correctly) following the approach controller's direction. It's approach's responsibility to keep them clear of other traffic. Also they just got handed a different runway to land on that's a lot
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by gomijacogeo 2y ago
His well over 6,000 word perspective. And I think that's one of the reasons Kent got the pointy, if maladroit, end of the CoC's attention. Every time he wants to break/rearchitect an internal API, or every time he makes a sub
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by gomijacogeo 2y ago
Upon further thought, the child can't inspect a parent's environment variables after forking, so my thinking of ^Z eval `resize`; fg can't be the way it worked. Maybe quit and restart vi was the only way back then. It's
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by gomijacogeo 2y ago
e.g. https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc1073
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by gomijacogeo 2y ago
If you dig into the RFCs, you'll see that ssh and telnet can negotiate whether each end can send/receive out-of-band messages about changes to window size. If they both can, the client side gets a local SIGWINCH, turns that into
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by gomijacogeo 2y ago
As with everything tty related, there's a lot of history baked into the architecture. As new features arrive, you have to find some place in that architecture to insert it, perhaps awkwardly, but it beats rewriting the world. So we sta
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by gomijacogeo 2y ago
Will their existing suits work on SpaceX or will SpaceX-compatible suits need to be flown up? If the latter, I wonder what the odds are of a suit-related problem (e.g. doesn't fit, won't seal, etc).
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by gomijacogeo 2y ago
A truly fitting punishment would be that Boeing is prohibited from piggybacking certification of any further 737 variants.
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by gomijacogeo 3y ago
Yeah, my dad was my first bully too. First at my mom and then shifted towards me once I got old enough to have independent thoughts and interests (around 6-7). Led to me being a twitchy, withdrawn kid which garnered more negative attention
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by gomijacogeo 3y ago
Ken Shirriff, naturally, has tackled the subject a while back in a multipart analysis of the Yamaha DX7. https://www.righto.com/search/label/dx7
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by gomijacogeo 3y ago
Close, things like PCI and AGP (i.e. fast/wide parallel busses), not PCIe. Everyone in the late-90's recognized that parallel was maxed out and GHz SerDes with embedded clock recovery, adaptive equalization, lane skew compensation
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by gomijacogeo 3y ago
Searle's finally going to get his Chinese room.
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by gomijacogeo 3y ago
Wondering about pH and leaching mercury...
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by gomijacogeo 3y ago
As someone who has had a couple bad back and neck injuries, the idea of being able to position hi-res displays anywhere in space is very attractive. $3500 would be totally worth it if I can tolerate it for the day.
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by gomijacogeo 3y ago
Is this one of the models that had its radar removed or disabled? I'm not saying working radar would have prevented this accident, but working radar would have prevented this accident.
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by gomijacogeo 3y ago
I wonder if there's any issue with disorienting pilots - having lights sliding along the ground could provide misleading visual cues. I know the flashing lights on tall objects are sync'd specifically to avoid any illusion of move
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by gomijacogeo 4y ago
"2010: The Year We Make Contact" is a much more accessible movie that holds up pretty well. It also feels like a payoff after investing so much time being confused/bored by 2001. I was 11 when "Logan's Run" cam
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by gomijacogeo 4y ago
stdint.h includes definitions for format strings for printf/scanf-type functions (e.g. PRId64, ...) for all the new types. Using them is a bit clunky (e.g. printf("%"PRId64"\n",n);), but you get used to it.
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by gomijacogeo 4y ago
It was broken, then it worked, then it was broken, and now it works again. Also, remember, if you got logged out, you've been bumped out of 'latest' mode if you were using it.
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by gomijacogeo 4y ago
What you're describing as anhedonia also includes avolition. At least in my case, there are three components that feed back into each other: avolition - that lack of impulse to do ... anything, even when there are strong stimuli; execu
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by gomijacogeo 4y ago
I wonder how having engineers running errands at the boss's side-hustle benefits TSLA shareholders.
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by gomijacogeo 4y ago
I think he's the very model of a crank - he's been actively pushing a hypothesis mainly defined for what it isn't for at least 30 years that's been kicking around for over 60 years that's failed to make a single suc

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