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Comment #37463224
Underneath that high-level hand-waving there’s still a pretty simple concept. If I buy T—Bonds, I bloody well expect them to be cashed at maturity. Otherwise, who’d buy them? And I…
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Comment #36754735
Oh, but dear sir, you forgot about the AI!
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Comment #36754724
Yes, exactly. The gender-driven questions have been replaced by a general (and imho more important) question of how to be a good person. That question, however, is also much more a…
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Comment #36558786
Read Nancy Levesons work on system safety and you’ll see things are not necessarily so
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Comment #36489166
A very interesting case where the design of the system stems directly from the design of the team designing and building it.
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Comment #36289161
What Thiel is describing is a feedback loop: more people of x in a region means more people of x in a region simply because they will feel more comfortable among like people. These…
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Comment #35838602
Let’s see what the classics say about this. Mr Conway says, that an organization creates a system in its image. Thus, if the system needs to be very distributed, so does the organi…
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Comment #35825543
Ah, the old shaman argument. The dude living in an essentially black-and-white wasteland up north with months of darkness. He strongly believes in the need to go consult the ancest…
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Comment #35772031
You did not, in fact, stumble upon information. You stumbled on a person making statements. There’s a difference, especially when lives are at stake.
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Comment #35674084
People consistently fail to properly assess the system architecture aspects of things. Iphone is not a standalone device but part of a complex system including hardware, software, …
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Comment #35311972
Architecture is not about technology. It’s about how to structure a system to best aid a given organization to achieve its strategic goals.
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Comment #35147599
And then there’s guys like mr. Rainger ( https://www.raingerfx.com/shop/p/minibar ) just casually inserting an actual pod of liquid into the signal chain to replace a resistor and …
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Comment #34465304
Former head of IT at a tax authority of a small EU nation here. We get 95+ percent of online filing for private income tax (and have for 20 years), of course there is no fee, and y…
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Comment #34242935
FSD is not happening in the sense I mean it but it might in the sense you mean it. I mean “single-lane three-dimensionally-twisty-motorcycles-do-40mph roads covered in literal ice …
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Comment #34242787
Firstly. The range does not work for me. I need the car for long drives in the cold winter or hot summer. In the latter case, I need to have a bike on the roof and there is unlikel…
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Comment #34228378
I had a really bad chronic headache. Had it for most of my life. Came with bouts of over-eating, sensory overload. In the end there were months with few days below 5 on the pain sc…
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Comment #34215036
Nope, not at all. Your hardware wallet is useless without the bitcoin trust frameworks and the implicit agreement among many people that these particular bits on your hardware deno…
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Comment #33296161
This is not what happens. Trust is moved from institutions to code and math. General public has no chance to evaluate the trustworthiness of either while there is a mechanism to ce…
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Comment #33148035
Wait, what? The problem to ve solved is giving people money without PayPal being involved? You guys need SWIFT…
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Comment #32884860
Ask yourself two questions. Why is it that the things are the way they are? What can I realistically change? Then determine the overlap in these. If there is none, walk away. It ma…
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Comment #32797312
Yes, battery life is good on Garmins. But, amazingly, the UX is even better. The Apple watch does many things well while a Fenix does the sports thing very well. I don’t think I’ve…
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Comment #32797246
Back in the 90s I enjoyed Nethack and Perl sources, had a hard copy of both. Both looked somehow human, with witty remarks and outright quotations from holy texts in case of Nethac…
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Comment #32603763
Exactly. Anything novel is, by definition, risky. Therefore any and all research has the potential to harm people. What the article says is, that there is an apparently all-knowing…
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Comment #32302475
Managing complexity is the job of an architect. Possibly the only job. Who is the architect of Google? The CEO. Thus, this is a really bad sign: shop-level complexity he is after c…
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Comment #32302418
Plus, they miss a key point of architecture: sustainability. You might take the 30’ somewhere and draw a high-level model like the ones depicted in the article, but who has time to…