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by structural 4y ago
This generally means the aircraft is the best choice to prop up customers whose business is slowly failing, and would be severely harmed by having to invest in improvements to the supporting infrastructure. This is not altogether surprising
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by structural 4y ago
That's exactly what we do, which is why adding Tailscale SSH to our current workflow isn't helpful, since we would still have to manage SSH keys for access via the local subnet.
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by structural 4y ago
This is spot on. One interesting approach I've seen before is that all commands executed as the superuser must be written in file, and the only command accessible via sudo is "please_save_to_audit_log_then_run_it_in_sandboxed_env
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by structural 4y ago
I've been using Tailscale for years but will likely not use this feature, even though I would like to. The fundamental problem with the approach really is that connections are different over the tailnet and over the local network. Here
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by structural 4y ago
Double (or more) encryption ends up happening a lot in larger networks not for technical reasons but for policy ones. This is unsurprising, because it is used for different purposes in different layers of the stack. It is not at all a black
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by structural 4y ago
It's more than just a work/personal split. Even at work, having "development" and "production" tailnets so that things like testing complex ACLs, inhouse apps that use tailscale via its API, etc. are possible w
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by structural 4y ago
This is the excessively fun part of dealing with crash dumps in general. Many of them are going to be 1% corrupt, 99% fine, and somewhere in them likely has vital information about what caused the corruption. So the entire reason for being
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by structural 4y ago
That's not a positive for everyone, Matlab's API choices are a bit polarizing/confusing for people who don't use it.
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by structural 4y ago
Eigen is similar to xtensor, but with 1) Eigen being significantly more mature, and used in production in simulation/research environments and 2) Eigen having not just basic operations on arrays, but also a full suite of linear algebra
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by structural 4y ago
This is great to hear. We've been happy users for a couple of years, and the device tagging support has come a long way (and is a big enabler for sensible ACLs), but trying to use Tailscale's ACLs in general has been our biggest p
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by structural 4y ago
DIMMs likely won't be a thing anywhere before too long. They're too large and problematic to deal with for the latest memory interfaces (which previously had only been found on GPUs). There's only so much you can miniaturize
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by structural 4y ago
Direct retail / individual sales are always the least important and the first to get restricted amounts of supply so that large orders can be filled. There is a queue and lots of orders are moving through it, you personally just don&#x
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by structural 5y ago
You can look at CoD and similar games as being very basic introductory material to military ground operations - building a surprising amount of intuition from a young age. It's also useful as a propaganda & recruitment tool.
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by structural 5y ago
If you need to coordinate with someone who isn't sitting by a radio, you need to call them (including the local govt, your own civilian personnel, etc.). You might not be issued a radio at all, so a phone is what you have. Commercial t
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by structural 5y ago
I'm in the exact same boat. What's funny is that I would probably pay a reasonable annual cost for the service (I'm already paying an annual fee for the domain), but the way this is announced is enough to lose me as a custome
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by structural 5y ago
The knowledge of a satellite's orbit is taken by using the prior parameters of the orbit, predicting where the satellite will be, and pointing a combination of telescopes (for precise angular measurements) and radars (for precise dista
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by structural 5y ago
After the CI system (with network access) pulls down the code, including submodules, this code is then placed into a container with no network access to perform the actual build.
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by structural 5y ago
In any environment where compilation and linking is separate (this covers both static and dynamic linking, it's not just a shared library problem), you have many situations where a final application is assembled from a set of binaries
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by structural 5y ago
These days it's a lucky accident when the engineers and the end users are on the same continent and maybe speak the same language. The business will certainly optimize for lowest cost until it becomes so bad that it's impossible t
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by structural 5y ago
And by comparison, a nice gas range is significantly superior to all of the electric cooktops I've ever used. By nice gas range, I mean one of the 6-burner types on one side, griddle on the other, and double side by side ovens. I'
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by structural 5y ago
I laughed out loud reading at his devicetree frustration, because while it's pretty gross to work with at times, at least it's not ACPI!
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by structural 5y ago
I strongly disagree with your viewpoint. If you need to support plugging in new hardware to a very niche embedded architecture, you will still have many options. These range the gamut from writing a driver based on the reference driver for
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by structural 5y ago
Amazon uses USPS for large cities as well (where package theft is a very big issue) - most homes have a secondary lock with access to the foyer, and postal carriers have the key. This functions just like blocks of lockable mailboxes that ar
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by structural 5y ago
Hi! Engineer who writes many high-performance GPU things. We don't get nearly as much attention since part of the job is to write language bindings so that not everyone on the team has to look at CUDA kernels directly. There's a p
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by structural 5y ago
So there's generally an optimum time of year for each step, and being a couple weeks early or late can definitely lower yield a bit. Big agriculture can stagger planting so that a smaller number of machines can be used per acre, if tha
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by structural 5y ago
This is absolutely true. A related trend is that many family-owned farms are no longer operated by the family: they own the land and lease the farming rights to an industrial-scale operation. The difference in efficiency means that the larg
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by structural 5y ago
They do! They make parts for old tractors (really, old tractor chassis once everything else has been replaced a few times). As far as why doesn't a new tractor manufacturer start up, they have to compete with a few things: first, the m
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by structural 5y ago
I self-taught enough to design and build a working PCB (that passed a bunch of certification testing), including writing programs for an ARM Cortex microcontroller. Took about six months of learning and then a couple months of design/i
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by structural 5y ago
I lived in a four-bedroom apartment with individual bedrooms (and three common rooms) my first two years and a rented house with a couple of housemates my last two. From the rendering shown, these kids will have less space by something like
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by structural 5y ago
I live in an apartment building built in the mid 1800's. I can play music, yell at the top of my lungs and my neighbors can only hear anything if they put their ear against the wall, and even that only faintly. We tested this when we

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