People will name heat waves, but look up stats on how many die of cold vs. heat. For the argument to work it must be that climate change causes more extremes on both sides. It's difficult to look at the evidence through…
In many ways, EVs and renewables esp. turbine generators are byproducts of coal. Look into how the vast majority of rare-earths are mined.
Hundreds of executive orders are a-okay but only when my guy is in charge
To be fair, a lot of it is moving to drones killing drones. My prediction is that future wars will actually involve increasingly fewer humans and will be more about tech+manufacturing vs. tech+manufacturing. And of…
Those who make fun of crystals fail to realize that technology is literally a race to who can etch the finest/smallest inscriptions into the most perfect crystals. Followed by who can best feed the knowledge of the…
Interesting theory but 20 bytes seems like a lot to match given only the entropy of dates. Can you make this theory quantitative, IE show that with the entropy of n, arbitrary date, and choice of rand implementation…
Profit incentives work great for the person paying. The problem is you are no longer the person paying, your insurance is. And insurance pays for filling cavities, they pay nearly nothing for preventative services. It's…
The phishing site will say something like "Your passkey is out of date, click here to create a new one" I call that cred reset since it is similar to password reset, perhaps some sites support multiple passkeys, in that…
>Hardware Attestation solves this problem Only in theory. Suppose you are a bank, which enclaves/sources/devices do you support vs. not support? What do you do for users on a desktop PC that don't have an enclave?…
>They have to be transmitted. Everyone knows to hash passwords now and browsers basically enforce SSL. This is not a practical differentiator. >Passkeys can’t be entered on the wrong site, the sites they work on is an…
Randomly generated strong passwords for all practical purposes are just as good as passkeys and keep you as the user in control. If you really need to copy/paste between a laptop and mobile or give it to a friend/family…
Yeah I know how that goes. I would have discovered relativity if prof. Smith hadn't ruined it for me and given away the answer.
Helical proteins are quite ubiquitous in biology, that part of the discovery seems inconsequential. Seems to me that #3 is the whole story. That was the key insight, the thing that was never known before. The secret to…
It's stable in the sense that the next government will very likely be autocratic even if the leader changes. Power tends to concentrate. The phenomenon in the 20th century where multiple governments actually diffused…
Stop spamming hn with your own bad articles
There's no paper cited
Quite the assertion with zero evidence nor competing theories provided or quoted
In the grand scheme of things, the gov claiming a perpetual 21%+ of all income of AI (all) companies is not all that different from owning a small percent of said AI companies. The financials and even incentives are…
Can you link your kinematics? Modern science is much closer to the priests of old. Academics leverage their credentials to present untested predictions as science. Their ideas are considered correct because of their…
It would be interesting to run the counter-factual on the EPA. Lawsuits around pollution were already increasing significantly prior to the EPA even company vs. company. Would the resources have been better spent on a…
Portugal was the first to find a direct sea route to India and had a 100 year head start with the trade route but they still got mogged by the Dutch East India Co in terms of cargo tonnage shipped. We should aim for the…
I'm all for science missions but we can't have blank checks. Either deliver it under-budget or it should get cut. NASA has become more of a jobs program than a space program. Hopefully that changes.
For sure and that doesn't decrease the value of the protection. There seems to be this somewhat quaint idea that the crops belong to the peasant because he/she planted and grew them. That's a very modern concept. In the…
Problem is this argument can be leveraged to wipe out any living or non-living thing whos numbers pose a potential threat. Other religious groups, races, even sufficiently different cultures. Who killed the…
Except it just happened. Boeing was found to have massive safety issues since they were granted the right to self-certify. It made a lot of news but nothing much changed, they can still self-certify a bunch of stuff.…
People will name heat waves, but look up stats on how many die of cold vs. heat. For the argument to work it must be that climate change causes more extremes on both sides. It's difficult to look at the evidence through…
In many ways, EVs and renewables esp. turbine generators are byproducts of coal. Look into how the vast majority of rare-earths are mined.
Hundreds of executive orders are a-okay but only when my guy is in charge
To be fair, a lot of it is moving to drones killing drones. My prediction is that future wars will actually involve increasingly fewer humans and will be more about tech+manufacturing vs. tech+manufacturing. And of…
Those who make fun of crystals fail to realize that technology is literally a race to who can etch the finest/smallest inscriptions into the most perfect crystals. Followed by who can best feed the knowledge of the…
Interesting theory but 20 bytes seems like a lot to match given only the entropy of dates. Can you make this theory quantitative, IE show that with the entropy of n, arbitrary date, and choice of rand implementation…
Profit incentives work great for the person paying. The problem is you are no longer the person paying, your insurance is. And insurance pays for filling cavities, they pay nearly nothing for preventative services. It's…
The phishing site will say something like "Your passkey is out of date, click here to create a new one" I call that cred reset since it is similar to password reset, perhaps some sites support multiple passkeys, in that…
>Hardware Attestation solves this problem Only in theory. Suppose you are a bank, which enclaves/sources/devices do you support vs. not support? What do you do for users on a desktop PC that don't have an enclave?…
>They have to be transmitted. Everyone knows to hash passwords now and browsers basically enforce SSL. This is not a practical differentiator. >Passkeys can’t be entered on the wrong site, the sites they work on is an…
Randomly generated strong passwords for all practical purposes are just as good as passkeys and keep you as the user in control. If you really need to copy/paste between a laptop and mobile or give it to a friend/family…
Yeah I know how that goes. I would have discovered relativity if prof. Smith hadn't ruined it for me and given away the answer.
Helical proteins are quite ubiquitous in biology, that part of the discovery seems inconsequential. Seems to me that #3 is the whole story. That was the key insight, the thing that was never known before. The secret to…
It's stable in the sense that the next government will very likely be autocratic even if the leader changes. Power tends to concentrate. The phenomenon in the 20th century where multiple governments actually diffused…
Stop spamming hn with your own bad articles
There's no paper cited
Quite the assertion with zero evidence nor competing theories provided or quoted
In the grand scheme of things, the gov claiming a perpetual 21%+ of all income of AI (all) companies is not all that different from owning a small percent of said AI companies. The financials and even incentives are…
Can you link your kinematics? Modern science is much closer to the priests of old. Academics leverage their credentials to present untested predictions as science. Their ideas are considered correct because of their…
It would be interesting to run the counter-factual on the EPA. Lawsuits around pollution were already increasing significantly prior to the EPA even company vs. company. Would the resources have been better spent on a…
Portugal was the first to find a direct sea route to India and had a 100 year head start with the trade route but they still got mogged by the Dutch East India Co in terms of cargo tonnage shipped. We should aim for the…
I'm all for science missions but we can't have blank checks. Either deliver it under-budget or it should get cut. NASA has become more of a jobs program than a space program. Hopefully that changes.
For sure and that doesn't decrease the value of the protection. There seems to be this somewhat quaint idea that the crops belong to the peasant because he/she planted and grew them. That's a very modern concept. In the…
Problem is this argument can be leveraged to wipe out any living or non-living thing whos numbers pose a potential threat. Other religious groups, races, even sufficiently different cultures. Who killed the…
Except it just happened. Boeing was found to have massive safety issues since they were granted the right to self-certify. It made a lot of news but nothing much changed, they can still self-certify a bunch of stuff.…