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linuxlizard commented on ICE and CBP agents are scanning faces on the street to verify citizenship   404media.co/ice-and-cbp-a... · Posted by u/samfriedman
ericzawo · 5 months ago
"Pick up that can."
linuxlizard · 5 months ago
"I'm behind on my beatings."
linuxlizard commented on Show HN: The Montana MiniComputer   mtmc.cs.montana.edu/... · Posted by u/recursivedoubts
colingauvin · 8 months ago
I am a Bozeman resident, got my PhD from MSU and my wife works there. Really was not expecting to see something from MSU make the front page of HN, well, ever, really. This is pretty cool.
linuxlizard · 8 months ago
I did my MS-CS in Bozeman. I'm super excited to see MSU on HN FP as well! Very cool!
linuxlizard commented on Supreme Court Gives Doge Access to Social Security Data   bloomberg.com/news/articl... · Posted by u/speckx
p_ing · 9 months ago
SSNs were never designed to be private information. There should be no expectation that they are.
linuxlizard · 9 months ago
My college classes used to post grades, on paper, taped to the wall, listed by SSN.
linuxlizard commented on Micro Wheeled legged Robot   github.com/MuShibo/Micro-... · Posted by u/nill0
linuxlizard · a year ago
I want to hack this to drive around the office and find an AP based on signal strength. Bloodhound mode!
linuxlizard commented on Ask HN: What less-popular systems programming language are you using?    · Posted by u/fuzztester
kevlar700 · a year ago
Loving Ada without using exceptions or inheritance on embedded and desktop. Some love Ada full OOP tagged types. I love Ada procedural style with privacy and abstract data types. I wish Flutter was written in Ada but atleast Dart is better than JavaScript atleast for procedural code without it's oop boiler plate. You don't actually need OOP for widgets.
linuxlizard · a year ago
I'm a big fan of Ada. I first encountered exceptions in Ada. When I first saw Python, way back in version 1.5, I was happy to see exceptions.
linuxlizard commented on South Korean president declares martial law, parliament votes to lift it   apnews.com/article/south-... · Posted by u/Inocez
aurareturn · a year ago

  Orwell being so right about governments using the constant threat of a virtual enemy has got to be one of the all time top on the money predictions ever.
Who is that virtual enemy for the US?

linuxlizard · a year ago
California.
linuxlizard commented on Landowner Sues After State Searches Property Without Warrant or Consent   agweb.com/news/business/f... · Posted by u/storf45
crisdux · a year ago
In communities near me, recent expansions of school vouchers has been a game changer. Public schools are struggling and private schools give students a much better education. Public schools were failing well before private school vouchers existed.
linuxlizard · a year ago
Are the private schools forced to take any students? Or can they cherry pick just the best students? Do they reject anyone that needs an IEP? Public schools are legally obligated to provide an education to anyone, no matter how much trouble they cause. If these private schools take public coin, they should be required to follow the same laws.
linuxlizard commented on Understanding how bureaucracy develops   dhruvmethi.substack.com/p... · Posted by u/dhruvmethi
sevensor · a year ago
When you treat every negative outcome as a system failure, the answer is more systems. This is the cost of a blameless culture. There are places where that’s the right answer, especially where a skilled operator is required to operate in an environment beyond their control and deal with emergent problems in short order. Aviation, surgery. Different situations where the cost of failure is lower can afford to operate without the cost of bureaucratic compliance, but often they don’t even nudge the slider towards personal responsibility and it stays at “fully blameless.”
linuxlizard · a year ago
>When you treat every negative outcome as a system failure, the answer is more systems.

Holy crap, I'm going to save that quote forever. I have a co-worker who treats every line of bad code committed as a reason to add ever more layers to CI. Yo, we caught it in testing. There's no reason to add another form we have to fill out.

linuxlizard commented on Ask HN: Why haven't we miniaturized the Ethernet RJ45?    · Posted by u/linuxlizard
deafpolygon · a year ago
If it ain't broke.

USB and DP is driven by the demand for slimmer devices, and we don't need RJ45 on these devices... we use Wi-Fi.

linuxlizard · a year ago
That makes sense. Phones would drive smaller USB and laptops likely drove smaller DisplayPort.

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KarmaCake day1075November 29, 2010
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Firmware engineer at Cradlepoint (part of Ericsson) working on WiFi and GPS. Formerly engineer at Marvell doing MFP scan firmware.
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