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Comment #49206333
Who has recruited them?
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Comment #48987250
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Comment #48962826
While user count can affect absolute disclosure volume it does not drive the main comparison in my paper. What I do is to use Xen advisories to measure upstream dependence: how muc…
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Comment #48957413
BTW, project summary is here https://www.pwnshow.com/investigations/INV-006/
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Comment #48957183
Author of the paper here; AMA.
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Comment #34608441
Yes, this is a tactic some companies resort to in order to incentive resignations. However, as you correctly highlight, this typically results in a loss of talents. AFAIK, Intel is…
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Comment #34607364
No. Employees are neither VCs, nor credit institutions, nor social benefactors, nor non-profit, nor pro-bono volunteers. They work for a wage – And, yes, first hired that joined th…
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Comment #34606279
If I were an Intel employee I would never accept a pay cut "justified" by the company's willingness to pay dividends. Investors get dividends when the management creates a reasonab…
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Comment #34600888
Interesting op-ed. I support the remark about how the scientific community made science a team sport – for no good scientific reason. However the claim "[the approach] was flawed i…
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Comment #34594139
> But a sequence of rapatronic stills would be very interesting. You have a short sequence of stills in the Wyckoff's footage linked somewhere else here. Rapatronic cameras – Wycko…
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Comment #34593879
A back of envelope calculation for the shutter speed of a Pimoroni LCD shutter [1] suggests 1/15s is the fastest speed available. [2] [1] Pimoroni LCD shutter [Not available any lo…
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Comment #34593729
Charles Wyckoff, who worked for EG&G (Edgerton, Germeshausen and Grier), showcasing a rapatronic camera and its peculiar shutter. [1] [1] https://youtu.be/h0gXivjfh8o
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Comment #34592581
Well, this is something that happens pretty much often in a number of verticals. Just think about how cars, even the most sophisticated, look when compared to the prototypes exhibi…
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Comment #34590166
In the early 1980s my father had in his office a couple of these Olivetti BCS 2025 [1], which share with the Bellini's TCV 250 some design ideas, such as the metal plane encapsulat…
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Comment #34565359
In a nutshell: > [Researchers] discovered something new – a multicellular self-assembly process in E. coli. Researchers observed unattached, single-celled organisms combining into …
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Comment #34475566
When I request new imagery my expectation is to have the copyright of the resulting image. Whilst I would have the need for high-resolution satellite images, I am not interested in…
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Comment #34412148
Probably most businesses will not charge any interaction with ChatGPT per se. They will either bill more abstract services (e.g., booking service, where ChatGPT will be hiding unde…