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by altdataseller 2y ago
I would add that a lot of ppl in this industry also just blindly follow the herd too, without any independent thinking. Oh, everyone is using Crowdstrike? I guess i have to do so too! Oh, everyone is using Kubernetes? I guess i better start
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by altdataseller 2y ago
Unless that threat was a 0day bug that allows anyone to SSH to any machine with any public key, it was not worth pushing it out in haste. Full stop. No excuses.
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by altdataseller 2y ago
And what if this bug happened to affect Linux somehow too? What then?
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by altdataseller 2y ago
If you managed your own servers, you would still need some sort of endpoint security solution too tho…
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by altdataseller 2y ago
So whats the alternative? Have no endpoint protection? Have nothing in place to warn you when malware ends up in your system? (Just playing devils advocate. I hate Crowdstrike as much as anyone here :)
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by altdataseller 2y ago
Wait, does this mean if all your machines had Windows and Crowdstike installed, and you had no backups off site, all your data would essentially be wiped out?
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by altdataseller 2y ago
I dont understand? Linux servers dont need endpoint protection? I venture the vast majority of servers with crowdstrike are linux
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by altdataseller 2y ago
I would not assume they’re miserable because I probably would have the same reaction if I was them. We have just been bombarded with so much technology and advancements in the past two decades that it really takes a lot to impress us. We’ve
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by altdataseller 2y ago
And whats the false positive rate? Its good and dandy that you find most answers that are hallucinations but do you flag a significant % of answers that are not really hallucinations too? For instance, if a summarization doesnt use any sent
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by altdataseller 2y ago
I dont know if they are just casually using logos on their homepage but why the heck would Google (and even IBM) be using a product like this? Like… your entire future depends on getting this right and youre using a startup with 2-5 people
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by altdataseller 2y ago
Wouldn’t having insights into the stack used by a company help with cross selling their monitoring suite? Example: if a company is committing code that is heavily involved with Redis, Datadog could come in and say “hey, need to monitor memo
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by altdataseller 2y ago
Can anyone tell me why someone would pay nosebleed prices for Gitlab when they could simply use Github? Like do they have some special use case that github doesn’t support? Do Gitlab customers just love giving away lots of money? Do they wa
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by altdataseller 2y ago
I mean sure you can devote some time to building a decent GraphQL schema, but will it really be worth the time/effort/investment when you can hack a painless REST API that can do all those dead simple CRUD operations easily? Every
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by altdataseller 2y ago
I am assuming your product is HockeyStack. Why do you need Clickhouse? Why do you need to store 20 billion rows of data? Even if you do need to store that much, why isnt something like Postgres sufficient? If you’re doing revenue attributio
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by altdataseller 2y ago
Kaggle always was a place to conpete in data science contests to me. I never associated it with anything else. If they did sell ML models they did a horrible job letting people know about it
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by altdataseller 2y ago
They sell subscriptions to their products for teams and collaboration (dont ask me why its needed tho)
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by altdataseller 2y ago
I’ve been doing search engine optimization, and trying to rank websites since Altavista, Google Panda, Penguin, exact match domain spam, etc since early 2000s and almost all pages of sites I’ve created have been indexed. So we can fight ane
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by altdataseller 2y ago
You’re the one making a nonchalant claim “nah op is right” unbacked by evidence, not me
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by altdataseller 2y ago
If you think its such a huge obvious problem, i guess the obvious Q is why don’t you put your money where your mouth is and why aren’t you pursuing it? (Assuming you aren’t)
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by altdataseller 2y ago
What value do they provide that you cant get from a provider like Crowdstrike?
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by altdataseller 2y ago
What are some examples of new ideas that are old?
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by altdataseller 2y ago
Also whether this data lake is worth the costs/effort. How does this data lake add value to the user experience? What is this “AI” stuff that this data lake enables? For example, they mention search. But i imagine it is just searching
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by altdataseller 2y ago
This x100 for me. I absolutely refuse to learn anything new but will go beyond to learn something if its absolutely necessary to solve a painful/interesting problem
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by altdataseller 2y ago
They can and will probably respect it and still be able to have reddit results. “User-agent: * Disallow: /“ in the `robots.txt` simply instructs all web crawlers not to crawl any pages on the website, not whether to show pages in s
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by altdataseller 2y ago
Bing is still indexing it. As is DDG. https://www.bing.com/search?q=reddit+travel&qs=n&form=QBRE&s...
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Ask HN: Recommended front end stack for complete beginner?
8 points by altdataseller 2y ago|23 comments
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by altdataseller 2y ago
Nope, Microsoft aren't idiots. If they gave away this API access for free, this would cannabalize Sales Navigator and their paid products
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by altdataseller 2y ago
What are some examples of data theyre trying to use as input?
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by altdataseller 2y ago
Thats actually a very good rate. 1% conversion rate is drastically different from a 1% response rate
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by altdataseller 2y ago
What sort of skills does a sysadmin and DBA have that most engineers lack? Most engineers should know the basics of bash scripting, iptables, Unix logging, cron, systemd, etc. as well as SQL, debugging slow queries, optimizing them, backing

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