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But if you own the IP for 6 months with no abuse, wouldn’t that solve the problem?
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Governments (such as Saudi Arabia) often buy expensive hacking software from the companies abroad (such as NSO in Israel), needless to say with citizens tax money. Such software can hack into any phone, even with zero click. A mere phone nu
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Ask HN: Resources on the management
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Julia is about as fast as C (compiled language) and as simple as Python.
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At the end, finally do you recommend people migrating or staying? I am curious about your perspective.
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It’s not possible not to work for someone in most situations. You will always have customers, and have to basically work for them. Also, there aren’t many one person businesses, or CEO roles. You often have to work with others. I actually t
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Thunderbird. The encryption is OK. The UI feels a bit outdated though.
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by aborsy 4y ago
Encrypted backup to two cloud services (eg, AWS Gacier) is the best option in my view. Copy the backup software binary (that will run on any X86 hardware). Test every year. The encryption password must be written down and stored. Archival a
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What makes me to think that diversity could have played a major factor is my observation with similar hires in other places, my experience in the hiring committees recently (members saying there is pressure to hire a female), and the fact t
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The CEO doesn’t have AI experience either. In this case, diversity could have played a major role.
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Thanks for the clarification. To sum up for people here, the Grover’s algorithm can’t be easily parallelized. Operating serially, it’s difficult to implement. Hence, it may not reduce the security of 128 bits to 64 bits; it’s less effective
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by aborsy 4y ago
I have concerns about the symmetric encryption with a 256 bits password in Age. The File Key is 16 bytes, or 128 bits. So, although ChaCha20-Poly1305 can protect data with 256 bits of security, the symmetric encryption in Age is essentiall
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by aborsy 4y ago
Just send from an email not under your real name. Further, I am not sure the company can prove this is unauthorized access when they provide the data without requiring authentication (through negligence). They could claim, we made it open t
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by aborsy 4y ago
But is he that “technologically sophisticated “? With his situation, he should know his internet activity and online accounts are being monitored. VPN traffic is easily detectable. You don’t even need to track IPs, or subpoena Gmail.
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I don’t know what’s the solution to this problem, but this library is extremely useful. Most of the time, you don’t want to read the books entirely, but mostly to check something, read a section or browse see if what you’re looking for is t
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by aborsy 4y ago
Online dating is a heaven for women. Unlimited number of guys that message them, to choose from. For men, it works for the top 10%. The remaining are left to scrap around. Boils down to looks in top 3 pictures.
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by aborsy 4y ago
GnuPG is a faithful implementation of OpenPGG, a protocol has been heavily scrutinized. It hasn’t had many CVEs (similar number to SSH and OpenVPN). So I trust this software. The command line is easy enough. The newer versions provide AEAD
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Has OpenSSH ever had a vulnerability that has led to unauthorized login access? That would be a huge problem. I don’t care about DoS or crashes!
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by aborsy 4y ago
>> 4. Never use the passive where you can use the active. Although, in contemporary scientific writing, passive is used and in some areas preferred.
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by aborsy 4y ago
I would like to highlight another aspect of the academia that has come to the fore in the past 15 years, which is the rapid rise of the publication indices such as the citations count and H-index. I blame Google Scholar and Analytics. The i
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by aborsy 4y ago
>> Academic institutions are loaded up with people who are skilled at political manipulation and bureaucratic infighting, and who often have little real interest in their supposed field of research. For these types it's basically
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by aborsy 4y ago
I am not sure if this is true. I think he was in a patent office when work was done and published in 1905.
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Zimaboard has a PCIe external expansion, 2 external SATA ports, and 2 NICs. Low power, passively cooled.
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by aborsy 4y ago
Maybe address the imbalance of men and women in some branches of studies. How are people supposed to meet relevant mates? I mean, they could use an app or social events, but you could raise the same complaints there too.
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by aborsy 4y ago
Flatpak is probably better overall. It loads faster, and not controlled by a company, although it takes more space and is less supported on servers.
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by aborsy 4y ago
It seems most people agree that the snap is a good idea, but not well implemented. I for one use snap packages when they are available for better security, because, if there is a vulnerability, say in Firefox, the malware will be jailed in
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by aborsy 4y ago
To be honest, matlab made a lot of sense and was easier. Everything became more verbose and harder to read when we switched to Python. Plot became plt.plot, a matrix A = [1,2;3, 4] became A = np.array([[1,2],[3,4]]), A=2:0.1:10 became linsp
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There are a lot of imaginative attacks. The problem is that, you can’t mount most of them without being detected (and arrested). Somebody is going to find that some of the USBs are malicious and will get to the attacker through Amazon and t
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GPTChat is a product, not a significant innovation in machine learning. OpenAI put together existing technologies. Google obviously is far more innovative in AI. The underlying technologies such as transformers came out of google (although
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by aborsy 4y ago
Can you clarify how nextcloud is very difficult to secure properly? I haven’t heard of such thing.

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