jnsaff2

5 ms·

1.
by jnsaff2 4mo ago
What do you expect, give everyone connecting _root_ permissions to your whole powertrain? It has to be protected somehow.
2.
by jnsaff2 5mo ago
There are suggestions[0] that the crooks running the country atm are trying to use the EB1 visa quotas for the golden visas instead. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zA3qrg2Kpbo
3.
by jnsaff2 5mo ago
I mean after the initial entry when they stamp the immigrant visa and send you a green card. Is it alright to take 6 to 9 months to getting everything in order in your origin country and getting settled in the US? At some point they will pr
4.
by jnsaff2 5mo ago
Is there a guideline how much time can one take for moving after getting a green card? Should one count days during the first year to not run into problems or is this more second year and onwards? There does not seem to be much information
5.
by jnsaff2 5mo ago
Studies seem to disagree. https://www.grassrootinstitute.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/0... Also the OP suggested that Hawaiian production is on decline so shipping from Hawaii to mainland is the issue.
6.
by jnsaff2 5mo ago
Also Jones Act: ships from Asia can't pick up cargo from Hawaii on the way and drop it in mainland US. This means that shipping between Hawaii and mainland is much more expensive then it needs to be.
7.
by jnsaff2 5mo ago
That's a great book to read, after that pick up The Cuckoo's Egg.
8.
by jnsaff2 5mo ago
Nowadays when you visit someones profile you show up on their suggested friend list. Creepy or cute, a deliberate information leak.
9.
by jnsaff2 5mo ago
The important nuance: you need to start going home at the correct time on day one. You can't start doing that when you feel overwhelmed already as the expectations have been solidified already. The corollary is that you also need to sh
10.
by jnsaff2 6mo ago
The 0% tax on retained profits is nice as long as your own residency country does not try to tax it. Some countries like the US don't consider this as a shelter and if you are the beneficial owner then still want to tax your company pr
11.
by jnsaff2 6mo ago
The "e" in eResidency does a lot of work. The scheme will not give you any residency rights or obligations in the physical sense. Just forming and running a company in the EU, including tax and banking systems that are aware of yo
12.
by jnsaff2 6mo ago
Anyone finding this fascinating, please check out Openinverter Forum [0]. Ton of work has been done in decoding CAN messages, DBC files are floating around, open source firmware and controllers are available for Tesla and others components,
13.
by jnsaff2 6mo ago
This is true. A nuance often missed. Different rock (that is considerably worse in several ways, needs heavy fuel oil to be added to actually burn and has I think even higher co2 output per unit of energy) but kinda the same.
14.
by jnsaff2 6mo ago
Here’s me getting excited that a new file system is being developed but alas, just talk about text files.
15.
by jnsaff2 7mo ago
Direct link to the paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.14740v1
16.
by jnsaff2 7mo ago
> needs plenty of compute besides GPU's Databases, K/V stores, crawlers, services, etc all still necessary besides GPU's. The closer to GPU's the better and if you have GPU's in your own DC.
17.
by jnsaff2 7mo ago
There is a gold-rush going on. It needs plenty of compute besides GPU's, this is definitely the time to scale as quickly as possible.
18.
by jnsaff2 8mo ago
For anyone too busy to go through all comments. The overall sentiment of the discussion is *overwhelmingly skeptical and critical*. While a small minority of users defend Elon Musk’s track record of defying critics (citing reusable rockets
19.
Navigating with Starlink-Signals in GPS-Denied Environments(xxtomcooperxx.substack.com)
2 points by jnsaff2 8mo ago|0 comments
20.
by jnsaff2 9mo ago
Stable storage would be limestone. To bring it down to pre-industrial levels it would mean that each person on earth would get a cube of 5 meters a side. IDK, build houses out of limestone like we have been doing for ages.
21.
by jnsaff2 9mo ago
If CloudFlare can do public post-mortems then so can Apple.
22.
by jnsaff2 9mo ago
UK power grid has the Eastenders effect. Where the ending credits of the Eastenders soap signals a large increase in power draw from the grid as people will put on the tea kettle at the end of the show. The grid operators have to dispatch e
23.
by jnsaff2 9mo ago
And what he left out of this book (and included in the memoir or in some interview) was that there was a scientific study of women in the area at the time which discovered that a very high percentage of women had birthing complications seri
24.
by jnsaff2 10mo ago
A few years ago I was running my UDM. Wifi on 2,4GHz and 5GHz was working fine. Then after an upgrade some of my devices start losing connectivity after a while, happened multiple times a week or day. Only restart helped. I was going mad un
25.
by jnsaff2 10mo ago
So Ubiquity is trustworthy again? After the 2.4GHz wifi issues with UDM I swore I will never buy them again.
26.
by jnsaff2 10mo ago
If you like this then check out Oxygene pt4 in JS[0]. [0] https://dittytoy.net/ditty/59b8a8d54d
27.
by jnsaff2 10mo ago
> establishing a concrete lower bound for the economic harm these capabilities could enable Don’t they mean: market efficiency not economic harm?
28.
by jnsaff2 10mo ago
I have read that you need to write a script to constantly bombard their API in order to get one. I presume you'd be fighting other scripts.
29.
by jnsaff2 10mo ago
Haha, a few years back my wife got an M1 Air. It was amazing, for her regular work she charged it twice a week and was on battery almost always. Then one day the company switched from zoom to teams. She now had to be plugged in constantly.
30.
by jnsaff2 10mo ago
Maybe I was a bit vague, I was replying to a general source recommendation ("The AVHerald is usually the best source for these things") with a similar comment: "in addition blancolirio is usually good too on youtube". He

More ›