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Mice perform 'first aid' to revive their stricken companions

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Engineered Materials Arrestor System

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The unbearable slowness of being: Why do we live at 10 bits/s?

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VertiGo – A Wall-Climbing Robot

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Elon Musk Sues OpenAI and Sam Altman

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OpenAI's Board Approached Anthropic CEO About Top Job and Merger

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www.justice.gov 2y ago

Ask HN: How does this auction rigging technique work? [pdf]

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www.fastcompany.com 2y ago

A new tech rebellion is taking shape. Here’s what the Luddites can teach us

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en.wikipedia.org 3y ago

Wilhelm Scream

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www.ft.com 3y ago

Bank of England says it warned US regulators over SVB risks before its collapse

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Credit Suisse asks investors to destroy oligarch loans documents

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Hyperloop One gets an investment from Russia’s sovereign fund

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www.nytimes.com 4y ago

Kremlin Cash Behind Billionaire’s Twitter and Facebook Investments (2017)

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www.radarspots.com 4y ago

Plane Belonging to Russian Oligarch Alexander Abramov Is in San Francisco

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www.rit.edu 4y ago

Russia’s Reflexive Control Theory and the Military [pdf]

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www.pravda.com.ua 4y ago

Russian invaders are using internationally-banned butterfly mines

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In fact this a crux of the problem in low latency code and there are ways to combat this.

I know there is an academic wait-free and lock-free definition but folks use those often incorrectly as a slogan that something is magically better because it’s „lockfree”.

Imagine how _you_ would implement a read-modify-write atomic in the CPU and why E stands for exclusive (sort of like exclusive in a mutex)

There is one more way that is truly lock free. Most lock free implementations relying on atomic compare and swap instructions are not lock free afaik; they have a lock on the cache line in the CPU (in a way you go away from global lock to many distributed locks).

There is one more mechanism that allows implementing ring buffers without having to compare head and tail buffers at all (and doesn’t rely on counters or empty/full flags etc) that piggybacks on the cache consistency protocol

it’s a known effect. Without going into details here, you can calculate first crossing time of a barrier in a stochastic process and observe that often the first crossing time decreases as the volatility increases. From there you can set one barrier at 0 (default) and draw your own conclusion.

You’re forgetting prime brokers financing most of the US financial players on wall street Societe generale BNP paribas UBS+Credit Suisse Deutsche bank

Lets also not forget Ubisoft (French company) making assassins creed etc games

And airbus making planes ?

Multiple possibilities exist but everything depends on context and the skill set.

One option is to start a consulting business with a group of engineers (essentially a market equivalent of a union but with more legal protections) and start charging very high market rates and nickel-and-dime the client hedge fund style with pass-through fees for everything. Use the knowledge of former jobs’ contracts and undercut on price.

If the skill set is very niche and highly specialized you could even attempt cornering the market by recruiting people away that are still employed and sell back their services through the consulting gig (offer profit share as a sweetener, etc.)

We have a 28 year blueprint of how bad it can get and it starts in 1997 Russia

One thing people don’t anticipate is that the government can step in and nationalize enterprises. US hasn’t done that in a while but I’d be watching for hostile political takeovers at some point in the future. Last time it happened was with General Motors in 2008 but it’s a tool that exists and can be used in a different direction.

It’s mostly because most Americans have very little clue of what the end state and the process to get there looks like. A lot of commonalities like borderline legal or gray area business practices are often extolled as virtues here or “clever business hacks”. It takes only a few to apply them in the direction that a lot of folks are simply unfamiliar with without having lived in the Soviet bloc.