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by MadsRC 3y ago
Yup, same in Denmark. It’s called “fritstilling” - basically they pay you severance equally to the amount of months you should have gotten advanced notice (3-many months). But there has to be a very good reason. Such as theft, or actual sec
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Minillama – 4.1 MB LLM for testing(huggingface.co)
2 points by MadsRC 3y ago|0 comments
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by MadsRC 3y ago
What happens when “db-server-4x-16g.cluster1.fqdn” stops hosting a database? I’m all for DNS instead of IP’s, but we need to stop encoding too much information into names…
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by MadsRC 3y ago
That’s because it totally was generated by a large language model.
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by MadsRC 3y ago
This seems very close to Langchain's "summary" memory functionality (which seems to have existed since March 2023?) - granted I haven't read the paper just yet
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by MadsRC 3y ago
Do you though? It’s been my understanding that for corporate use, only a single one should be issued because: 1: There’s an establish support team in your org that can always issue a new one (except for a few edge cases, super critical thin
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by MadsRC 3y ago
This feature exists. It’s just that you have to be an educational institution to use it :(
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by MadsRC 3y ago
I remember this from EVE online vividly. Sometime around 2004-2006 I believe
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by MadsRC 3y ago
The CIA don’t need the the courts permission to execute anyone suspected of being a threat to the US, if said principal is outside the US ;)
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by MadsRC 4y ago
Things like wireshark binds to a raw socket rather than using the Windows API
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by MadsRC 4y ago
It is not prohibited by the Quran at all, at least I’ve never found a reference in the Quran that indicates that it is forbidden. Please do correct me if I’m wrong, it’s been many years since I last read the Quran. The Bible however, does a
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by MadsRC 4y ago
You’re doing yourself, and all other devs at your company a disservice - at least in my opinion. If the devices are locked down to a degree that you cannot do your dev (aka your job), that should be brought up with management. Of course, it
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by MadsRC 4y ago
This is a real problem, especially for InfoSec tools. Many EDR tools, such as MS Defender for Endpoint (or whatever it’s called these days) and Crowdstrike Falcon, include functionality that will scan your local network for devices in order
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by MadsRC 4y ago
IIRC Danish law states that work email may be used for private purposes and that anything clearly labeled as private is to be considered such. For example, by moving email to a folder called “private”. For the employer to open/read suc
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by MadsRC 4y ago
I suppose that what you’d have to do is change the data and then hash it. But once you’ve changed the data it’s no longer PII, so there’s no reason to hash it. Of course, given enough data that has been changed can potentially allow you to
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by MadsRC 4y ago
This will not work, at least not if we’re talking PII as it is defined by a Somewhat Sane (TM) privacy legislation. Sure, passwords and credit card info is obscured with your methodology, but names, dates of birth, sexual orientation, telep
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by MadsRC 4y ago
IIRC when Nazi Germany invaded Denmark in 1940, one of the first things the SS did was to send representatives to the local churches. In Denmark, every child was (I’m not sure if they still are actually?) registered at birth by the local pa
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by MadsRC 4y ago
You can very easily see who in the comments has worked for The LEGO Group: They’ll write “LEGO” or “The LEGO Group” rather than Lego. The Brand Protection department hold an enormous amount of political power internally - they rival, if not
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by MadsRC 4y ago
Lack of remote roles will definitely be a problem for them. They WANT people in the office. They just opened up nla new Copenhagen office and opened up their corporate headquarters in Billund. They are also the largest real-estate holder (
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by MadsRC 4y ago
As mentioned in another comment, they’re rates are “fine”. Not the best,but definitely not bad. They do rely on the “coolness” factor of working for LEGO though. Many people work there because their parents did or because they think it’s co
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by MadsRC 4y ago
As someone who’s worked at the LEGO Group, I find this terribly exciting to follow. These positions will most likely (I’m not employed there anymore so this is just a guess) be for their new Copenhagen office, London office or Shanghai. The
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by MadsRC 5y ago
The respondent is quite the character… He’s been expelled from the Debian project/community (source: https://www.debian.org/News/2021/20211117 ) and he’s in pretty bad standing with Free Software Foundation Eu
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by MadsRC 5y ago
I love this! Using a 2000+ year cipher to circumvent Deep Packet Inspection seems almost poetic. I feel like the article missed out on mentioning one key thing: Using a deny-list doesn’t work. It’s much more viable to default block and allo
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by MadsRC 5y ago
I see how what I wrote can be read as stating that an individual can’t be fined. Please note that that is not what I’ve meant. I’ve updated my comment with a bit more info.
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by MadsRC 5y ago
No, it does not. Article 2 point 2 covers the exact scenarios in which it does not.
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by MadsRC 5y ago
Really cool project. To implement it though, one really should be careful to not just load the IPs nillywilly into ones ACL’s… Run some test on the list before using it, to make sure your own assets isn’t mentioned in there. If you don’t, y
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by MadsRC 5y ago
IIRC GDPR only applies if you are operating a business or organization. Depending on how this project is structured, it wouldn’t have to process your GDPR request. Edit: I was only partially correct. According to Article 2, Point 2C, the re
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by MadsRC 5y ago
This guy speaks the truth…
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by MadsRC 5y ago
At a previous place, 30.000+ employees (~1000 people in IT and Development), we had to open a ticket to get new fields added and such. They’d usually be denied because the team that owned Jira thought it would result in more people asking f
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by MadsRC 5y ago
If it’s for personal use, I find the tooling found at Objective See’s website to be great. The RansomWhere utility can be noisy, but I don’t mind it. Link: https://objective-see.com/index.html For enterprise use, I can high

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