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7y ago
If you need general talent like that, make a general talent job posting or put a message with a generic jobs@company email address at the top of your job board. That signals that you're willing to consider people who don't current
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The one absolutely, infuriating thing about jobs that will cause me to throw keyboards through windows: A 'requirement' or a 'minimum' must be exactly that. If they are negotiable, they aren't a requirement or minim
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7y ago
“Pythong” is a common problem for me
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>“The Collective gave me that flexibility, but what kept me there – and I’ve extended my original contract – is the community and all the other things that come with it.” Bit of a creepy sounding sentence with that name
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7y ago
At the same time, I gather it's really, really hard to write software that satisfies a lot of use cases across a lot of businesses without having to be somewhat opinionated.
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7y ago
Someone that knows more than me: how is a correction going to happen on index funds? Retail investors are told to shovel money in and keep it there. Who's going to be selling to pop the bubble? Do investment banks have a lot of index f
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7y ago
Isn't there a way for the FBI to document TTPs in cases and not have it go to public record? Why the smoke screen?
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>I mean, once you hit a certain salary more money doesn’t even appreciably increase your quality of life Not for my definitions of quality of life!
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It's more exciting if I'm making $300k google salaries at the end of the track. A track with 6-7 difficult rungs and +10% pay increase? nah, I'm good.
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7y ago
As an aside to this thread, I think Palantir has been floating on Ivy League hires and prestige instead of money for its positions
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>Obviously implementation would be an issue Civil forfeiture seems like no big deal, I dunno what the issue would be here.
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7y ago
If we're going that far, first world nations taking over banks to sustain the nation isn't out of the question. They'll probably just cooperate and work something out though.
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I just don’t see why there needs to be a UCMJ arrangement or extensions. Just make and maintain regular civilian laws and enforce them.
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It’s not going to go over well. Many people believe there’s different enforcement of the law for rich and poor. I expect it will promptly backfire when you actually introduce something like that unless executives suddenly get a reputation f
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I think I’ll just keep trying until I get a company with a different interview process. It’s possible that they thought I was applying to a normal dev position. I would have expected questions about OWASP top 10 or pentesting questions but
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Data Architecture -- as in, designing database tables, not data structures. I was asked to design some tables for a payroll system and calculating paychecks. And for algorithms, I mean stuff like this: https://leetcode.com/p
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Are algorithms and data architecture normal for AppSec interview positions?
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>Investing in our employees This should also mean cutting down on abusive or low-paid contractors, if they exist, and converting them to employees.
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My take is that responsiveness has a cap of speed that’s pinned to human perception. Once you get here you can stop worrying about needing more. Performance does work as fast as possible regardless. You always want more but you’re capped by
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How exactly do you get a hold of firmware and set up a lab to test everything with stuff like this?
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We'll probably have similar competitions with body augmentations at some point
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Anxiety on the first interview maybe? I would love to meet someone who was at ease, could explain code in detail (including talking about looping over arrays) and then NOT be able to produce that code. The second one flat out cheated, but I
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>The problem with take-home tests is you may have had help, or someone else did the test for you Ask about the code. Ask about the thought process. Ask how to debug it. Ask how to change it or improve it. Put one of the company's te
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>In other words, each molecule is made individually. This is not the way that chemists typically work, and will not result in quantities of material that can be seen. Is there not merit in doing it via this 'hard way' first bef
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>Shorting GE before making the accusations is profiteering in my book It's also how you call companies out on their bullshit and counter their PR deflection game. And yep, if I do a shit load of accounting research, figure out one o
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I don’t have any sympathy, but this isn’t really that big of a deal. Black hat is expensive as fuck and they could have done without the money. I think they do less than DEFCON while also charging more but that’s just my hot take. I don’t t
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Again, defense in depth. Don’t discard additional layers of security because one layer fell. The idea is to exhaust attackers and make it cost ineffective. PowerShell empire and mimikatz are two popular things that require it. I am not in i
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FTR the problem is steam and the game doesn’t matter. I wasn’t suggesting individual games needed to be installed and steam alone is enough for this compromise
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>PowerShell execution policy is stupid easy to bypass. You simply pass the '–ExecutionPolicy Bypass' parameter when launching the script. GPO prevents this but if you have local system you can override that locally and then cha
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And for a game dev company, you really might have Steam installed for legit business purposes Security is still important for those companies Edit: downvoters, I would really like to know why this post deserved downvotes
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