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www.techdirt.com 3y ago

Publishers Happily Accept Fake and Nonsense Conference Paper

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www.techdirt.com 3y ago

Wireless Industry Feebly Trying to Kill CBRS Shared Wireless Spectrum Effort

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fy.blackhats.net.au 3y ago

Why Decentralised ID Won’t Work

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www.vox.com 3y ago

Silicon Valley layoffs aren’t a cost-cutting measure. They’re a culture reset

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www.consumerreports.org 3y ago

Broadband Consumers Saddled with Confusing Bills, High Prices, Lack of Choices

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www.bleepingcomputer.com 3y ago

Twitter source code indicates end-to-end encrypted DMs are coming

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www.bbc.com 3y ago

Plastic Pollution: Waste from across world found on remote British Island

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www.wardsauto.com 3y ago

Partial Regulations Keeping Flying Cars Grounded in U.S.

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news.sky.com 3y ago

Chinese chain-smoking marathon runner completes 26 miles in less than 3.5 hours

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www.wardsauto.com 3y ago

FTC Extends Deadline for Dealer Data Security Rule

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tuxphones.com 3y ago

Gnome Shell is one step closer to Linux phones

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www.cnbc.com 3y ago

Microsoft, Meta and others face rising drought risk to their data centers

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www.reuters.com 3y ago

Tech investor Draper sours on China, says it has left the free market

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www.theregister.com 3y ago

IBM to fire Watson IoT Platform from its cloud

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www.theguardian.com 3y ago

Methane emissions from 15 meat and dairy companies rival those of the EU

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www.techdirt.com 3y ago

After Decades of Dysfunction, the FCC Finally Shores Up Broadband Mapping

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www.youtube.com 3y ago

Eastern Pacific Ocean is cooling NOT warming Are the climate models wrong?

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www.vice.com 3y ago

Libraries Are Launching Their Own Local Music Streaming Platforms

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www.reuters.com 3y ago

Amazon plans to lay off 10k people starting this week

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www.washingtonpost.com 3y ago

U.S. Intel report says key gulf ally meddled in American politics

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www.reuters.com 3y ago

FTX hit by rogue transactions, analysts saw over $600M outflow

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arstechnica.com 3y ago

Confused artists discover their work will be used for AI training by default

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www.theregister.com 3y ago

Intel’s axed Optane biz spurts out mixed bag of new SSDs

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www.washingtonpost.com 3y ago

History-repeating hurricane paths in Florida amaze meteorologists

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www.wired.com 3y ago

The Quiet Invasion of 'Big Information'

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time.com 3y ago

The Latest Covid-19 Variants Can Evade Vaccine Protection

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www.theguardian.com 3y ago

‘Woeful’ DfE blamed as betting firms gain access to children’s data

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www.npr.org 3y ago

The National Park Service wants humans to stop licking this toad

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apnews.com 3y ago

Equipment that’s designed to cut methane emission is failing

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www.nytimes.com 3y ago

YouTube May Have Misinformation Blind Spots

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They didn't figure out that careless methane emissions caused an accelerated warming cycle that caused tundra melts in the arctic to release stored carbon into the atmosphere in 2022 using 1st world science. It already happened and explains the increase in temperatures clearly.

They'll be chasing their tail in that comedy skit for another 27 years due to lack of purpose. They did all of that in crayon.

The data for that cycle has been available since the turn of the century :p

The fake emotions are hilarious and the fake math to solve illiteracy is just a waste of time :)

Willful ignorance is their problem.

They can only spew healff, growff and maff due to their inferior language

The 21st century has so many options, even in a changing environment.

Japan has their styrofoam homes that answers earthquake damage prevention designs outside of pagoda architecture:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FxcIWmKlBiw

And the "Lift House" architecture makes a lot of sense in flood prone areas using simple bamboo techniques:

https://www.prosunarchitects.com/lifthouse

Its not too far of a stretch to see how these two technologies compliment each other.

New construction has a lot of innovation to enjoy :)

Location, location, location has evolved to too much overhead, not enough innovation, factory farming density diseases.

Even reading, writing and "rhythmatic" has devolved into illiteracy, picture story fiction and fabricated inferior integers in some cultures.

"Know child left behind" I believe they called it in a terse language, not to be confused with broken english (fake emotions about nothing) :p

Technology added the phrases "set it and forget it" and "one and done".

Analog (some) can chase their tail and consider that busy while innovation is onto the next goal.

Is that just an algorithm with defined ranges?

It has to use/learn data within a defined scope, so even with dozens of algos, they are all well within defined ranges of variables.

Still within reason to be called well written software that performs the tasks that it was designed to accomplish.

It looks like 3D printed homes with various materials are an option nowadays compared to old fashioned dirt huts.

I was surpised to not see more homes on stilts on a visit to Texas this year, where my gps showed an altitude of -20ft in eastern Texas.

Tech Talent Now? 4 years ago

Is there really any specific "one size fits all" problem to even utilize the skills?

Climate is different everywhere. The color palette in different regions are more than just latitude. Dry, wet, hot, cold.... It depends.

Cultures are different. I doubt the same page exists for many cultures. "Been there, done that" is a loaded philosophy in the 21st century.

Customs are different everywhere. Kinda makes you want to high-five everybody in the middle east with your left hand and give a thumbs up to every aussie you meet.

Lifestyle is different. Just using longevity as an example is what makes mediterranean diets and certain asian lifestyles unique among a crowd.

Perspective is usually a combination of each, so "one size fits all" is usually a watered down concept.

With the age of compute in full swing, the fabricated numbers from decades prior lets you know some generations do it differently as well.

Underhyping methane emissions already makes junk sciences irony someone elses problem. You'll get high blood pressure if you take a grain of salt with everything they spew :p

Hydrogen scaled is what makes diversification so much fun in the 21st century. Scale up or scale down?

If we look at the excess energy generation with solar when batteries are full, that excess can be converted to hydrogen production with very little additional cost.

On a timeline, it may take a few months to stockpile enough hydrogen to install new hydrogen powered equipment to take advantage of it, but nobody has hyped what to do with excess solar power production.

Wind turbines have their dump load too. Same concept with after a few months of stockpiling hydrogen with excess power generation, a usable amount of hydrogen becomes available.

We expect most renewables such as solar and wind to produce for decades. All of that excess solves a lot of the energy equation.

Hydrogen scales perfectly with some applications outside of metropolitan areas. They indicated that it was only $8 million for this project. That ROI happens fast.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-11-14/regional-wa-town-in-l...

Hype is not sustainable :)

In 2022 phrasing, it probably means do not get strung along by consultants leading you on a leash. Be your own domain expert if/when possible.

I've been laughing at Buffetts investing 101 advice too about buying soda and dialysis stocks. Theres an estimate of about 60%-70% overweight/obesity ratios from the american heart association with upwards of 70% of the population on prescription medications in a mayo clinic study. It answered a lot of questions that I will never have. It is money though....

Don't invest in someone elses bad day. The innovation is so much better with quality data :)

Interesting article and I cannot wait for dexterity ratings with the commodity robotics.

Wash/rinse/repeat is about as elementary as it gets.

ABC Australia ran a segment today showing a packing plant using a WRR design to pack avocados while discussing 24/7 operations (video is not posted on their YT or website yet), but was another interesing WRR robotic design.