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beng-nl
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About beng-nl
My day job is security researcher at Intel Corporation. I'm interested in EDA tools and RTL analysis, systems programming, embedded programming, and the many challenges that intersect with that world.
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/bengnl; my proof: https://keybase.io/bengnl/sigs/cYVoDysjOMs0TJKfmofAZPhd0BFqtV5jZNCOynkHBUs ]
email: beng@shrike-systems.com
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Comment #49168362
The Kobayashi Maru (Though personally I don’t think giving a truly unsolvable problem in an interview without warning that this may be unsolvable is a reasonable test of anything, …
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Comment #49153637
Beyond reverse centaur
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Comment #49111896
Absolutely.
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Comment #49107132
Pardon my nitpick, but producing solar panels isn’t emission free.
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Comment #49094674
https://archive.is/YcrLG
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Comment #49018806
I’m not trying to be snarky, but.. I wouldn’t try to upgrade an answer from a stranger you can’t fully trust to an expert answer you can trust by asking more strangers who have all…
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Comment #49012981
Forward deployed engineers too
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Comment #49003783
Not op, but I do sometimes indulge in such anthropomorphic conversation. Confiding in it that a certain (bad) result in the research project we’re working on ‘feels bad’ and readin…
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Comment #49003585
I agree: it feels to me that judging this implies knowing whether there is a solution at all (or a solution available per model, example: whether either model will answer it given …
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Comment #48967429
Patiënt zero, that’s what :-)
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Comment #48936989
Say what you want about Frank abagnale.. but damn can he tell a compelling story.
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Comment #48909028
Common in NL too; I know a company that specializes in installing these on apartment buildings and sharing the benefits per apartment. Although they’ve started favoring larger inst…
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Comment #48907691
Supposedly yes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crab_mentality
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Comment #48836186
The scourge of nouning.
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Comment #48822456
I see how jarring it is for you, but I want to comment-vouch against your flag. If you slow down a little, you can spot some meaning there. Its oddly phrased, but it does make sens…
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Comment #48820978
Not if the thing is actually worth $3000
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Comment #48819779
You are motivating me to get enough reputation points to be allowed to downvote.
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Comment #48804303
I also think the friction is a higher obstacle than the cost.
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Comment #48794330
Wow, that is honestly a bit freaky - first I’ve heard of anything like that. I will assume it was a client side action, but still horribly invasive if that’s how it went. I’ll try …
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Comment #48792688
Can you be sure WhatsApp retroactively censored a message? Implying someone else but the direct recipient could read and delete/change it? (I believe group chats are different, for…
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Comment #48792485
Phegasus
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Comment #48784742
And we’re not sure about the cosmos.
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Comment #48776785
The water isn’t destroyed, though, is it? It evaporates, right? So it isn’t lost?
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Comment #48731919
I don’t get what you’re implying. What is repatriating; You think they will move their workloads to on-prem? Is there something different about the world that changed the trade-off…
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Comment #48707169
Ouch, did not expect to get triggered by this on HN - Peugeot 2008 owner but not much longer