akshatpradhan

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by akshatpradhan 10y ago
I'm in the interesting position that I've built something that everybody needs, but nobody wants. I've built a product that manages the compliance process for the Big 5 (i.e. PCI-DSS, SSAE16-SOC2, HIPAA, ISO 27001, and FEDRAM
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by akshatpradhan 10y ago
>I just got Azure Gov FedRamped on my project and it was some serious gnashing and pulling of teeth. Writing all those CMS and IRS procedure docs was a great, but arduous experience. If you're pulling teeth in regards to FEDRAMP, yo
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by akshatpradhan 10y ago
How would that even be possible?
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by akshatpradhan 10y ago
You shouldn't refuse. You should document the privacy impact and make sure everybody is aware of the privacy implications.
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by akshatpradhan 10y ago
So is protectionism then the same as racism?
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by akshatpradhan 10y ago
Why does the Government place so many layers of regulation just to vote? Don't shareholders want it made easy for them vote on the future of the company?
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by akshatpradhan 10y ago
It is definitely a property exclusive to religion. Religion has immense power to instill core beliefs in a person. And core beliefs are the absolute center of our thinking.
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by akshatpradhan 10y ago
>I suppose that can help sell the concept to highly partisan anti-liberals, but I know plenty of liberals and progressives who strongly support Basic Income. Anecdotal experience. My anecdotal experience is the opposite where the liberal
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by akshatpradhan 10y ago
What does end-to-end mean encrypted mean?
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by akshatpradhan 10y ago
Someone once told me, "Save all lives at any cost to privacy". I feel that's similar to what you mentioned, "win at all costs" justice system. Perhaps there's more of this kind of mentality when it comes to the
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by akshatpradhan 10y ago
I thought we should be using .local because it was specified in RFC 6762. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.local
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by akshatpradhan 10y ago
I think this is huge because it truly affects what actions people take and each action is a new point in history that may have gone the correct/normal course had there not been interference.
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by akshatpradhan 10y ago
The UK Gov't really doesn't get it. Just imagine the marketing and sales opportunity for a Kids Television Show about Boaty McBoatface, the Research Vessel. Or how about toys, educational videos, educational cartoons, educational
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by akshatpradhan 11y ago
What sets Elixir apart from Go?
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by akshatpradhan 11y ago
>They will, eventually, be shut out of the communications channel entirely due to encryption. That's not entirely accurate though. Its an arms race between Cryptography and Cryptanalysis. We don't know what we don't know a
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by akshatpradhan 11y ago
A seventh: What if there's influence from super-secret organizations to make those FEDRAMP-style standards less "tamper-proof"? Then a court wouldn't even need to be involved: https://www.eff.org/deeplink
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by akshatpradhan 11y ago
>When I call up a company and they say the call may be recorded... they've just given me permission to record the call. >No. Ok, well then when you get a Call Center rep on the phone, tell them that this phone conversation may be
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by akshatpradhan 11y ago
So try it out and put Watson in both modes. Ask him some questions, and do a voting poll to see what the sample size likes about both of them. It might be a good way to see how far Watson can be pushed.
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by akshatpradhan 11y ago
>Part of the appeal is exclusivity There are too many complex problems in the world that need to be solved for the desire of exclusivity to exist. I think 2000 companies/year is too few. There are so many good problems that need to
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by akshatpradhan 11y ago
>Take China for example, where the strategist sees the oil plunge helping to fuel a boom in SUV sales: "Moreover, the low oil price is encouraging Chinese consumers to buy increasingly larger cars. Sales of SUVs, the heaviest passen
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by akshatpradhan 11y ago
>We are working towards implementing a badge-in option Where else in a healthcare business can you implement those?
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by akshatpradhan 11y ago
>Project Natick reflects Microsoft’s ongoing quest for cloud datacenter solutions that offer rapid provisioning, lower costs, high responsiveness, and are more environmentally sustainable. I don't understand how an underwater data c
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by akshatpradhan 11y ago
YC Research into LSD and Psilocybin would be great. These drugs have been making major impact in the psychotherapy community, especially war veterans and rape victims with PTSD. MAPS is leading the charge https://www.maps.org&#x
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by akshatpradhan 11y ago
I disagree. I love Upwork, and I pay my contractors well. What Upwork provides me with is an incredible ability to keep payments maintained and work honest. There's a sense of honesty when using the oDesk application, where both partie
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by akshatpradhan 11y ago
I really appreciate people like you referencing citations to logical fallacies. It helps explain to me what to look for in illogical statements.
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by akshatpradhan 11y ago
Off topic: You know what Wiki is missing? More images. When I click on one of the ancient Chinese cultures you point out, I'd like to see photographs of excavations instead of just a blur of words and numbers.
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by akshatpradhan 11y ago
You could say the same about Ruby and C. >Ruby is a DSL for C since you are working at a much higher level of abstraction than what C offers out of the box.
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by akshatpradhan 11y ago
Organizations start taking Security Compliance seriously (PCI-DSS, HIPAA, ISO 27001, SOC 2, FEDRAMP, NIST 800-53)
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by akshatpradhan 11y ago
Moxie, you really think crypto nerds are being attacked? They're not the ones with Keys to the Castle. Sysadmins have the keys! In fact, the NSA has been targeting sysadmins for a while. Sysadmins make great targets. Forget about their
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by akshatpradhan 11y ago
I usually say police have moved from Serve and Protect to Seek and Destroy. But shoot to kill sounds reasonably like police too.

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