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by hcazz 8mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiB8GVMNJkE Not sure you understand how "The Formula" works. The profit generated by adding this feature will outweigh the cost of any resulting accidents that they take liability f
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by hcazz 1y ago
To be honest I don't think the best option for this is a VR headset, it's a pair of VR glasses. I use the Viture One glasses on airplanes, and the best part is they mostly just look normal on the face compared to something like
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by hcazz 2y ago
Echoing this, I dread every time I have an uber/lyft/etc that is a Tesla. I'm very convinced that most folks who buy Teslas generically hate cars, and simplifying the experience for them is how they get to drive/start&#x
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by hcazz 2y ago
That's incorrect. It's a titrated drug similar to blood pressure meds. If you have effectiveness at a 1mg dose for example, you stay at that. The drugs have maximum doses.
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by hcazz 3y ago
I'm based in the US. Most of those options are available from Amazon. I've owned both the Viture glasses and the nreal air (back when they were called nreal rather than xreal). The picture quality on them is more than enough to us
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by hcazz 3y ago
Google Glass was released almost a decade ago, I'm not convinced the tech isn't there. I also had a RECON Mod Live HUD for my Snowboard Goggles which was released in 2011 which had a unit size not that far off from the Google Glas
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by hcazz 3y ago
Yeah, there are significant limitations to camera based systems. Although for Mercedes, I'd argue it's significantly more than: >'follow the car in front and do what it does' which is describing adaptive cruise contro
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by hcazz 3y ago
https://www.sae.org/blog/sae-j3016-update With Tesla's Autopilot, you are driving the vehicle. With Mercedes new L3 system (which I'm going to assume you haven't ever used, since it isn't available
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by hcazz 3y ago
Not going to assume what you have and haven't owned before, but your statement here is objectively false: >Tesla's software is far superior even with its weaknesses. https://www.engadget.com/mercedes-becomes-the
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by hcazz 3y ago
I was able to see this in person recently at Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon in Iceland. The craziest part was how excited our tour guide was - she was taking as many photos as we were. From what they told us it doesn't last long, as the su
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by hcazz 3y ago
Yeah, I'd apply in a heartbeat if they offered remote roles (or security roles based out of their Culver City office).
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by hcazz 3y ago
I understand it's interesting to announce accomplishments (such as increased areas for testing), but as someone who lives in West LA, it's slightly annoying to see multiple announcements saying "testing is expanded, be on the
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by hcazz 3y ago
Sure they are, JPMC just recently acquired a small startup.
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by hcazz 3y ago
To me at least, the different types are easy to understand. White-board - the color of the board is white, it is used for dry erase markers. Black-board - the color of the board is black, it is used with chalk. Chalk-board - the color of th
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by hcazz 4y ago
It's just cornstarch. Same reason you should never use pre-shredded cheese on a pizza, the cornstarch burns faster than the cheese does. Because it's soluble in water, you can (and I have) washed pre-shredded cheese in a colander
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by hcazz 4y ago
To play devil's advocate for a bit, are you certain he's solely responsible for the successes of SpaceX/Tesla, or that those companies succeeded in spite of his leadership? In case it isn't clear, I agree with the parent
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by hcazz 4y ago
Yeah, I'm seeing that as well.
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by hcazz 4y ago
> whatever privileges I may have, I can pass on some or all of those, but no more. That's just a permission boundary in AWS. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/access_poli...
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by hcazz 4y ago
I'm sure some folks will see this as dishonest or unethical, but it feels more like the natural evolution of getting spammed by recruiters. If recruiters are going to endlessly spam me with their templates and automation, it only seems
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by hcazz 4y ago
>Being focused and having lots of random interests are mutually exclusive, that should be obvious. If I had a hiring manager say this to me in an interview, I would not want to work for that manager. Random interests outside of work have
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by hcazz 4y ago
Historically speaking, in the ~15 years AWS has been around, have they ever increased prices for any service? In my experience, they've only ever decreased prices of their services as advances in tech have been made rather than increas
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Ask HN: Has anyone else had _very_bad experiences with Capital One's Fraud Dept?
2 points by hcazz 4y ago|1 comments
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by hcazz 4y ago
>The security professionals today are the second sellers of snake oil If someone breaks into your house, and stays there for a week, would you say they didn't really break in because they didn't murder you? >proof-of-breach
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by hcazz 5y ago
Can you elaborate more on the firewall perspective? Your description makes it sound like for a three tier webapp[0], the entire pdf is suggesting to put a firewall around the presentation layer to limit it to appropriate sources, then the a
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by hcazz 5y ago
I'd highly recommend you go read the definition of "slave", as well as the history of slavery around the world. Focusing on the context of this article specifically, what makes you think that workers of a company worth 1.78
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by hcazz 5y ago
That's antithetical to how the computer security industry should work -- arbitrary certifications don't guarantee compliance or security, at best they suggest it. To me, this feels like the same problem as OKRs in an organization.
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by hcazz 5y ago
I'm convinced folks who complain about "unexpected recurring small bills on AWS" have never taken the five minutes it takes to learn to using the billing console. It's like asking why the knife you're using keeps cu
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by hcazz 6y ago
Agreed. Rolling your own login solution just to federate access to users seems really, really, unnecessary. There are a million other ways in AWS to accomplish the same task without writing any code, or leaving around a random lambda that w
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by hcazz 6y ago
Relying on a cheap payment online to identify an individual determined to act maliciously likely isn't going to lead anywhere useful.
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by hcazz 6y ago
The parent post above is referencing an online meme that pokes fun at a lack of punctuation[0]. In the Q/A section quoted, the lack of punctuation can be read as: > Q: Do you store my card? > A: No payments are processed directly

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