While at it, how much time does a player get to look at the cube before beginning to actually change its configuration in Rubik cube tournaments and world records (e.g. before the chronometer starts) ?
Well, unless they just take a single snap shot before they actually press the start button and go from there. Thinking of it, that's probably what they do. Maybe they wait for the start button to get pressed before taking the snap shot, that would be interesting to know...
I wonder how much optimization they could still do. One thing I can think of is the web cams used to monitor progress. They don't mention they are anything special. Maybe lab type cams could reduce latency.
Damn, I didn't know that, you have just trashed my project. I have been working for 3 years on a concept where Ethernet cables would be used to transmit power on the power grid thus saving on copper wires costs. I intended 2000 MW. What a bummer...
Well, I am pretty old school but I have to admit I drink a bit of coffee. I can catch up on the sleep I need afterward by sleeping 18 to 24 hours in a row so in the end I sleep as much as you do if not more.
See the reply above where the poster mention that there is actually studies about people able to work in long stretches. He says that you are actually born like that when you can do it.
Now we would need to find out what percentage of procrastinators are able to work in long stretches and vice-versa then, try to establish if there is any relation between the 2.
Procrastination led me to be able to code for 24 hours or more in a row while staying productive. Handy when an unplanned emergency occurs. Some co-workers wonder how I can do it.
Same old, same old. I have come to adapt to this. Here an interesting link tending to show that people make the same mistakes over and over again without relevance to the the era:
Slashdot Mirror
While at it, how much time does a player get to look at the cube before beginning to actually change its configuration in Rubik cube tournaments and world records (e.g. before the chronometer starts) ?
Well, unless they just take a single snap shot before they actually press the start button and go from there. Thinking of it, that's probably what they do. Maybe they wait for the start button to get pressed before taking the snap shot, that would be interesting to know...
I wonder how much optimization they could still do. One thing I can think of is the web cams used to monitor progress. They don't mention they are anything special. Maybe lab type cams could reduce latency.
OMG, it runs on linux!
Damn, I didn't know that, you have just trashed my project. I have been working for 3 years on a concept where Ethernet cables would be used to transmit power on the power grid thus saving on copper wires costs. I intended 2000 MW. What a bummer...
That's OK you don't need a worker visa to work in US anyway...
My god, poor you, you must be feeling really lost now. If you need help, I am always willing to help.
We could just take arrangement to have that extra 1000$/month sent to me so your situation gets back to normal.
Act? Which act? I don't know what you are talking about. I didn't see anything happening...
Yes, provided they use DNS and routing tables inside the continent.
Exactly, eventually the Sun should fade and the Earth should cool down, if it is still there that is.
Maybe they didn't wait long enough... ;-)
Don't forget Fyodor...
(Gordon Lyon aka Fyodor Vaskovich)
Obviously he does HD Moore is a mooore High Definition version...
MIT professionals need a course on Internet of things? One might expect that they already know about it if they are MIT professionals ;-)
Who would have guessed? I must have all started with Adam and Eve apple...
Well, I am pretty old school but I have to admit I drink a bit of coffee. I can catch up on the sleep I need afterward by sleeping 18 to 24 hours in a row so in the end I sleep as much as you do if not more.
See the reply above where the poster mention that there is actually studies about people able to work in long stretches. He says that you are actually born like that when you can do it.
Very interesting. Thank you.
Now we would need to find out what percentage of procrastinators are able to work in long stretches and vice-versa then, try to establish if there is any relation between the 2.
Procrastination led me to be able to code for 24 hours or more in a row while staying productive. Handy when an unplanned emergency occurs. Some co-workers wonder how I can do it.
Every piece of software is a potential security hole. AVs, firewalls, encryption layers like SSL or what not constitute no exceptions.
The RCMP cadet school has been located there in the mean time to fulfill some kind of purpose I guess...
http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/recr...
Sure, let's build some machine similar to the one below; input: sand, output: solar panels:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Same old, same old. I have come to adapt to this. Here an interesting link tending to show that people make the same mistakes over and over again without relevance to the the era:
http://www.tamingdata.com/2010...
I have to a point where I don't react to such event that much...
I get more concerned with stuff like Heartbleed or Shellshock and other security updates.
I run my own Linux router at home and in the data center. I would never use the ones provided by the provider.
zZZzzz....
What? Please wake me up when something really new happens.
zzZZZZzzzz....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Agreed, "Out of control drone narrowly misses chamion skier" would have been a much better title.
Or maybe: "Hacked drone narrowly misses champion skier"
TFS:
The most likely reason is a strong and unforeseen interference on the operating frequency, leading to limited operability...
1) hack grandma computer
2) hack nuclear plant
3) hack drones
Not saying it is the case here but we should be made aware of real cases eventually...
Because you then went over your bandwidth quota and your ISP wasn't forwarding anymore packets to you maybe?
Seriously, I hope those 4k blocks were tarpitted at least (long delay between each block)