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Indian threat actor Patchwork APT caught in its own web
(blog.malwarebytes.com)
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The explanation most likely is profits.
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Unbundling Work from Employment (2020)
(atelierventures.co)
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Scraper for Y Combinator Directory
(github.com)
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On “Constructive Feedback”
(akshaybhalotia.notion.site)
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I wish there was a country specific pricing. I do not mind paying for this, but purchasing power (dis)parity makes it difficult.
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The mystery of Meesho's (Indian's social commerce unicorn) ghost orders
(entrackr.com)
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You do realize that your answer is based on the premise that your ISP knows what and when are you visiting and the duration of that, right?
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Moreover, we don't even have a concept of "hourly" wages or work measurement. - Salaries are decided monthly and unless you are an hourly billed consultant, you cannot negotiate your working hours to be lesser. - Part-time jo
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> For the average FIRE person working a $100-200K/year job This is not at all "average" in countries outside of the US. Here in India, for example, a $100K job is kinda like winning the lottery. For reference, going by the
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Why Elon Musk is so rich (or Two economies. Two sets of rules.)
(oreilly.com)
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FBI built fake phone company in global wiretap operation of historic proportions
(intelnews.org)
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Apps Continuing to Track Users Despite Apple's Privacy Prompt
(macrumors.com)
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Digital IDs might sound like a good idea but could be a privacy nightmare
(aclu.org)
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Marvel's Disney Plus Series' Lack of Showrunners Raises Concerns
(variety.com)
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Point is that justifying and evaluating this is hard. Like really hard. It is especially hurtful to younger / less experienced people because if you have not been in the business for long, you don't know enough dynamics and factor
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None of those, I believe? Both the parties should be clear on what they are doing and why. If you are doing volunteering for charity because you want to do good by the society, great! If you think this is an opportunity that will multiply a
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Antitrust and privacy are on a collision course
(wired.com)
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Tiger Global's India investments philosophy analysis
(the-captable.com)
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Legal (loophole) money laundering and facilitation setup from India
(twitter.com)
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What happens when ICE asks Google for your user information
(latimes.com)
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An interesting corollary I heard to "smart hardware that follows you" is "giving loans to generate more data that helps give more loans". That level of profiling sounds scary to me. Data is being used as collateral in th
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Lenders are turning to coercive loan apps that shut down smartphones
(restofworld.org)
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Kaktovik numerals – A base-20 number system that is visually easy too
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Hackers are finding ways to hide inside Apple’s walled garden
(technologyreview.com)
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Facebook's new PR blitz on personalized ads ahead of Apple's privacy feature
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Not necessarily true for all countries and ISPs. Eg in India, you have to specifically request for and pay approx $55/mo for a connection with static IP whereas regular broadband connections (150 Mbps, 500 GB data, FTTH) start as low a
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The key takeaway for me was right at the top: > In order to be resilient—to be able to prepare for and respond to those unknown failure modes—an organization needs three things. First, it needs the organizational learning skills to maint
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How to Build Organizational Resilience
(increment.com)
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Certainly an unexpected answer too! Working together must be a different kind of fun. Cheers to that.
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