1970-01-01

It's the logic that is offensive. Mimically restated - The title isn't incorrect but it won't be misunderstood by few.

A synonym for offensive is disgusting.

Clause change doesn't rescue the logic. If anything it makes it harder to process.

     Refusing to hire junior engineers won't fix your actual problem.

Fixed. I would click that.

I'm just staring at the title, wondering how this offensive, double-and-a-half-negative phrase made it all the way to the frontpage. I'm going to skip this one for that obvious reason.

Their source is Reuters and is literally the sub-headline. You did not read this article. Flagged.

This isn't a secfail. Why is pay.cloudflare.com so hard to establish? Why does marketing always get to overpower engineering? I expect Cloudflare services to avoid some sketchy .pay TLD for exactly the reasons this person went through.

Fun to witness all the things it got right, which we can now remark wasn't close at all. The dystopian robotic future exists somewhere in a Chinese factory if anywhere at all.

Exactly. CVEs shouldn't be allowed to be anywhere near critical without a working PoC or other proof.. Trust+verify.

For this we can just use our old friend uptime. Solar downtime is always daily unless you're in the arctic. Nuclear power will be at least 2 nines. Battery and solar, that is the hardest variable to measure.

The term got enshittified. Compare the definition over time via Wikipedia. Technically, NAS by the original definition can not host anything but a filesystem. It is simply free disk space, a SAN with a GUI. Anything you do to that disk space does not change what it is, until you start adding OS features, monitoring features, Wi-Fi, etc. Now it no longer is NAS - it is a server. We did this to ourselves.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network-attached_storage#Descr...

https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Network-attached_...

I don't understand this one. Yes, I want the long-life lightbulb. No, that doesn't somehow make it worse in every other way. The point is so obvious, I couldn't follow the logic in this argument. Nobody is buying or selling 120 Watt short-life bulbs to brag about their tremendous brightness. Long Life (LL) bulbs are not some kind of marketing ploy. We buy them understanding that we're going to minimize the hidden costs of making light, i.e. changing that bulb.

Very, very far. Corruption, failures in leadership, war, gerrymandering, and yet the press covers all of it and elections are being held on-time. Same as always, just at a higher concentration.

Slap the 'organic' label on it and sell it at restaurants for $150k/L. It will sell.

I've yet to read anything authored by AI that was truly excellent writing. It simply does not have the chops to write at that level. The great American novel will not be written by AI. Maybe "co-authored by Claude and friends", but not authored.

Yes, there's quite a lot of names that somehow don't qualify: Margaret Thatcher, Sacagawea, Joan of Arc, Marie Antoinette, yet Madonna and Janet Jackson works just fine.. its really more of a "do you know what pop-culture person I'm thinking of" game.

You can restate this after the November elections take place. Until then, America is still very, very far from real fascism.

No, and that's is the root of the problem. The buyer is happy and so is the seller. They don't care to understand what they're allowing and everyone is allowing it to happen.

That's the neat thing. Dumping on the moon or anywhere (other than Earth) isn't possible, as the litter is infinitely more valuable than the existing dust and rock. It's as if someone was dumping gold bricks into your yard. You really wouldn't mind at all, and would ask for more. The only exception would be radioactive waste, as that is less valuable than the surrounding dust and rock.

When I interviewed at AWS, I asked this question directly to their formal methods expert. Her response was two-fold:

1. All our code changes too much, we wouldn't be able to formalize it before it needed to change.

2. We already did this where we could, you just don't see it.

I didn't get the job and remain very skeptical on both answers. I think they just didn't have enough power internally to change the move fast and break everything culture for the better.

Consequences of inaction, as predicted, will continue until you can't live there anymore.

>It can't 'learn' on its own.

Nearly there today. https://www.anthropic.com/institute/recursive-self-improveme...

Forge a sell-all trigger and test it several times with just a minimum level transaction. Worst case is you sell a day or two ahead of the full pop.

The threat was identified 2 years ago. This is a repost.

>The heat is generated by the breaker itself, from the current.

Why do you think this?

>You can easily see how far the heat traveled simply by seeing where the insulation got blackened. It looks like just a few cm

Why do you think this? Copper is excellent at thermal conductivity, only beaten by silver.

For all the hard work they did with driver updates, actual driver management still sucks very badly. Simple concepts such as pinning a driver, something that could be a checkbox, requires edits to the registry or group policy: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/146562-prevent-windows-u...

The hidden costs are in the ER visits

Very old fish traps found, dated --> humans carried trout to the lake

They've jumped to conclusions.

>This only happens when there is an overcurrent condition.

It happens when it gets too hot. Principle of Operation: The Bimetallic Strip Mechanism:

https://www.haipart.com/news/thermal-trip-unit-in-circuit-br...

Mag breaker opening under overtemp condition:

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/thUbyzO8Cek

Everything I'm finding is showing the opposite with the exception of Microsoft experimenting with timber datacenters. Just looking at photos of DCs under construction shows they're all steel and concrete.

A mason would be doing the concrete work. Metal studs and doors is usually done by the drywall and framer subcontractors - which could also be a carpenter - but drywall at datacenter or any commercial scale is almost always done by a framer and drywall specialist. They headline is using the wrong term.