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by 0xCE0 2y ago
The problem here boils down to Expanse-style "communication buffers", that stores and routes messages broadcasted/singlecasted by entities.
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by 0xCE0 2y ago
Not taking account this specific case, but the general habit that news, be it small or big, are published first/only on Twitter/Facebook/IG/Tiktok etc. is bad and sad. It is bad both for readers and organizations themsel
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by 0xCE0 2y ago
"Safe" programming languages and development approaches are not the most effective way for safe programs - removal of code == removal of attack surface is. Of course, companies/economy rewards for more code lines/gross d
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by 0xCE0 2y ago
The obvious answer of course is that to be "cybersecurity specialist/expert", you have to be a hardcore hacker in its original meaning: to be a person who understands what things actually are (behave), not what people say the
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by 0xCE0 2y ago
Many Freedesktop-projects have very beautiful/elegant/professional/clear C code, e.g.: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/blob/main/src/amd... Also Blender, Chrome, FFmpe
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by 0xCE0 2y ago
Interpret all information as "ambient texture", and if something catches your attention, ask why and what real value it contains - what is the essence, motivation. Real value is something that refines your current version of your
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by 0xCE0 2y ago
Well, maybe the best example is this: https://fs.blog/tgmm/ I have physical copies of these books. They are really well quality material, well layouted, and the content is similar to what is found at fs.blog website. A
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by 0xCE0 2y ago
I have read many these kind of books, and I have found none of them to be helpful. They are just mangling delicious-sounding sentences. I have found that the most effective way to think is to write your own book, your own expedition of the
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by 0xCE0 2y ago
Here are couple of thoughts: - Whenever anxiety fills my mind, I like to look deep space images to remind myself that all the human problems here on Earth are just made up. No other animal cares "economy", "startups", &q
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by 0xCE0 2y ago
This.
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by 0xCE0 2y ago
Hell no.
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by 0xCE0 2y ago
Code signing is absolutely disgusting practically and philosophically. It has very reasonable and good intent behind it, but the practical implementations cause great suffering and sadness both for developers (cert management, cost, tools)
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by 0xCE0 2y ago
Clear rationales doesn't sell well: better to obfuscate specs with hidden design decisions and build complexity moat.
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by 0xCE0 2y ago
I'd say the only real reasons any founder needs "accelerator"/any kind of VC firm is lack of money and/or domain-specific professional help/mentoring when encountering a problem that seems to be too hard to ove
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by 0xCE0 2y ago
HN has been my very favorite website that I consciously open every day since last ~15 years. It is the portal to get the ambient and relevant view of the techland. I love the near-non-BS nature of it. And even though the techland changes, H