All communication assumes prerequisite knowledge, if nothing more than that the listener or reader can hear or see and understands language at all. The top post on page one right now is "Fable turned reMarkable into Tom…
I'm not the world's most productive person in terms of getting any kind of tangible economic benefit from my activities, but I probably am the most dedicated learner I've ever known. I'm sure there are people on the…
Big corporations that pay big creators millions per production are just normal studios like Disney and Paramount and nowadays Netflix and Prime. YouTube is the competitor to that. No matter how professional you think of…
Depends on the field. There aren't really all that many research tasks that can be completed in a week. One of my favorite stories from the past few decades was the finding of accelerating expansion of space. It took…
Readers here really need to learn how to cut through hype better than they do. Pokemon go data is limited in far more ways. Many points of interest couldn't even be scanned like this because they were mural on the sides…
Not all "government" systems are the same. They're rated in terms of impact level and data classification. Classified systems can't be logged into outside of SCIFs anyway and have no outgoing connection to the Internet.…
It's changed over the years and depends quite a bit on the state, but generally family court prefers placing wards of the state with birth parents if they're alive and known and legally able to care for a child, and if…
This feels like a basic critical thinking/epistemology thing that you (hopefully) pick up at some point in life, usually from experience finding reliable, canonical primary sources for data. You can't do that for…
Unless I'm misunderstanding something about the font, these seem to be the shorter en-dashes, not the em-dashes that are otherwise rare to see. Also, there is the question of why? This is a quarterly publication with…
Sounds awfully pie in the sky. My own experience matches Jonathan Wong's. An individual ground Soldier is carrying a lot of gear already and the helmet as-is is quite heavy. Regular night vision and ballistic glasses…
We can estimate this. US median home price right before the crash in 2007 was $240,000. Today, it is about $400,000. Median rent in 2007 was $810. Today, it is $1,698. There's some simplifying assumptions we have no…
Ephedrine is a far stronger appetite suppressant than caffeine. It only has a six-hour half life, though. The classic bodybuilder ECA stack was typically taken every four hours, but I suppose it's quite a bit harder to…
That's just risk/benefit to the user. As the developer, I'd be concerned that publicly distributing and marketing this, even with a GPL "no warranty" license and even free to the user, is illegal.
I've never done any JavaScript development of any kind and had never heard of this either. I thought it was a package manager at first, but apparently it's an entire runtime. My question is, if it's this trivial to…
This seems like somewhat of a mischaracterization. He contrasted improvements in software with improvements in hardware, saying we'd never have something like a Moore's law for software where performance doubled or cost…
This is a very frustrating exchange. You guys are saying the same thing. For key exchange to be secure against an attacker who can MITM the channel you're securing, either the public keys or at least their respective…
2008 the global economy came somewhere between hours to days of completely crashing if AIG hadn't been bailed out. Other than Covid, it's only the second time in the past 50 years unemployment hit double-digits, the…
Did you read the whole thing? In that same section of text: > It is interesting to note that if this were an absolute rule for IT investments (which we believe it is not, as covered in our other sections), then…
Alpine Linux is not using GNU. I'm sure there are others. No definition you can ever come up with will have no exceptions in widespread use. Live with it.
That as well as different definitions of scale. I've done small bits of consulting work for a research company for the past four years, deploying and managing Kubernetes clusters for them as well as helping get some of…
There are so many elements to this. I've worked in nearly every part of software orgs. Development, ops, professional services, pre-sales. There are bottlenecks everywhere. Faster shipping gets you nothing if your…
You need an ATO for any government software, not just IL6 and higher. What you're experiencing is cloud service providers only get a provisional ATO for their services. Full compliance with IL5 isolation requirements…
Why even bother asking a guy with the statistical acumen to think he can make a reliable estimate of a monthly average from some span of time shorter than two months? He's probably just going to say it doesn't matter…
You have to be careful trying to do this kind of thing. The problems you describe having below are problems with peripheral components, not k3s itself. The runtime handles garbage collection and image pinning. Your…
Strava's a route tracker. Assuming you can use it through the website, it probably controls how often it polls location, trading off accuracy for power consumption.
All communication assumes prerequisite knowledge, if nothing more than that the listener or reader can hear or see and understands language at all. The top post on page one right now is "Fable turned reMarkable into Tom…
I'm not the world's most productive person in terms of getting any kind of tangible economic benefit from my activities, but I probably am the most dedicated learner I've ever known. I'm sure there are people on the…
Big corporations that pay big creators millions per production are just normal studios like Disney and Paramount and nowadays Netflix and Prime. YouTube is the competitor to that. No matter how professional you think of…
Depends on the field. There aren't really all that many research tasks that can be completed in a week. One of my favorite stories from the past few decades was the finding of accelerating expansion of space. It took…
Readers here really need to learn how to cut through hype better than they do. Pokemon go data is limited in far more ways. Many points of interest couldn't even be scanned like this because they were mural on the sides…
Not all "government" systems are the same. They're rated in terms of impact level and data classification. Classified systems can't be logged into outside of SCIFs anyway and have no outgoing connection to the Internet.…
It's changed over the years and depends quite a bit on the state, but generally family court prefers placing wards of the state with birth parents if they're alive and known and legally able to care for a child, and if…
This feels like a basic critical thinking/epistemology thing that you (hopefully) pick up at some point in life, usually from experience finding reliable, canonical primary sources for data. You can't do that for…
Unless I'm misunderstanding something about the font, these seem to be the shorter en-dashes, not the em-dashes that are otherwise rare to see. Also, there is the question of why? This is a quarterly publication with…
Sounds awfully pie in the sky. My own experience matches Jonathan Wong's. An individual ground Soldier is carrying a lot of gear already and the helmet as-is is quite heavy. Regular night vision and ballistic glasses…
We can estimate this. US median home price right before the crash in 2007 was $240,000. Today, it is about $400,000. Median rent in 2007 was $810. Today, it is $1,698. There's some simplifying assumptions we have no…
Ephedrine is a far stronger appetite suppressant than caffeine. It only has a six-hour half life, though. The classic bodybuilder ECA stack was typically taken every four hours, but I suppose it's quite a bit harder to…
That's just risk/benefit to the user. As the developer, I'd be concerned that publicly distributing and marketing this, even with a GPL "no warranty" license and even free to the user, is illegal.
I've never done any JavaScript development of any kind and had never heard of this either. I thought it was a package manager at first, but apparently it's an entire runtime. My question is, if it's this trivial to…
This seems like somewhat of a mischaracterization. He contrasted improvements in software with improvements in hardware, saying we'd never have something like a Moore's law for software where performance doubled or cost…
This is a very frustrating exchange. You guys are saying the same thing. For key exchange to be secure against an attacker who can MITM the channel you're securing, either the public keys or at least their respective…
2008 the global economy came somewhere between hours to days of completely crashing if AIG hadn't been bailed out. Other than Covid, it's only the second time in the past 50 years unemployment hit double-digits, the…
Did you read the whole thing? In that same section of text: > It is interesting to note that if this were an absolute rule for IT investments (which we believe it is not, as covered in our other sections), then…
Alpine Linux is not using GNU. I'm sure there are others. No definition you can ever come up with will have no exceptions in widespread use. Live with it.
That as well as different definitions of scale. I've done small bits of consulting work for a research company for the past four years, deploying and managing Kubernetes clusters for them as well as helping get some of…
There are so many elements to this. I've worked in nearly every part of software orgs. Development, ops, professional services, pre-sales. There are bottlenecks everywhere. Faster shipping gets you nothing if your…
You need an ATO for any government software, not just IL6 and higher. What you're experiencing is cloud service providers only get a provisional ATO for their services. Full compliance with IL5 isolation requirements…
Why even bother asking a guy with the statistical acumen to think he can make a reliable estimate of a monthly average from some span of time shorter than two months? He's probably just going to say it doesn't matter…
You have to be careful trying to do this kind of thing. The problems you describe having below are problems with peripheral components, not k3s itself. The runtime handles garbage collection and image pinning. Your…
Strava's a route tracker. Assuming you can use it through the website, it probably controls how often it polls location, trading off accuracy for power consumption.