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by apimade 1y ago
Warning the below comment comes from someone who has no formal science degree, and just enjoys reading articles on the topic. Similar for physicists, I think there’s a very confusing/unconventional antenna called the “evolved antenna”
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by apimade 1y ago
How is this any different from outsourcing attestation to a third-party? Considering most regulations require the party reliant on validating the data to store the source or proof, it seems like the only plausible mass-deployment of this ap
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by apimade 1y ago
Many who say LLMs produce “enterprise-grade” code haven’t worked in mid-tier or traditional companies, where projects are held together by duct tape, requirements are outdated, and testing barely exists. In those environments, enterprise-re
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by apimade 1y ago
All code is legacy code. And as someone who’s reviewed plenty of production scripts, functions, and services written by junior developers, including my own early work, this take is overly absolutist. The problem persists in the vast majorit
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by apimade 1y ago
It’ll end up being number of comments. Which is great, because that’s the purpose of a social network; socializing.
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by apimade 1y ago
Previous discussions: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43368870
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by apimade 2y ago
That is neither standard nor normal.
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by apimade 2y ago
As someone who has found a lot of holes both in design and implementation, which have been reviewed and vetted by excellent people and companies, which have all the appropriate certifications - no thank you. I understand the benefit of an o
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by apimade 2y ago
I disagree. We’ve worked across a number of equivalent anti-bot technologies and Cloudflare _is_ the AWS of 2016. Kasada, Akamai are great alternatives and are certainly more suitable to some organisations and industries - but by and large,
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by apimade 2y ago
In the context here, I believe they mean someone can _use_ the information externally. Yes, we rely on external vendors for business critical operations like email, or our cell phone providers for customer communications. That does not mean
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by apimade 2y ago
Is this really a criticism? Because this has been the case forever with all security and SIEM tools. It’s one of the reasons why the SIEM is the most locked down pieces of software in the business. Realistically, secrets alone shouldn’t all
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by apimade 2y ago
Sounds like a purposeful leak to test the waters, and get the bidding war started. I wouldn’t be surprised if Valve execs are simply looking to capitalise for investors. $16B is far too cheap for a company like them though. They almost pull
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by apimade 2y ago
He said as much directly in the comments of that post.
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by apimade 2y ago
Cybersecurity nerd here, have talked to many platform and financial company CISO’s, security teams and recruiters over the past few years. Fake interviewees are pretty rampant. We’re getting to the point where presenting yourself in-person
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by apimade 2y ago
GUI.
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by apimade 2y ago
If the cognitive load of migrating away from Windows is too much, ManageEngine is free for your use-case (for forcing updates/policies, monitoring, and managing access). I'd look at using Assigned Access too (previously known as K
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by apimade 2y ago
Add region or locations immediately. Single biggest factor outside of customer size or how much product they’re buying. Also contract length. Pretty common to get deep discounts with multi year agreements.
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by apimade 3y ago
As someone who both had a loved one take their own life as they progressed through symptoms of dementia in the last 6 months, and also had a loved one succumb to it in their 90s (and spent the latter quarter of their life in care without kn
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by apimade 3y ago
I don't see how a design decision made by the maintainers of this project, which is documented as version changes are made - and completely transparent given the nature of the project (open-source), constitutes a high priority support
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by apimade 3y ago
This is not a great look. Microsoft really should have a support contract in place with maintainers. This feels like they’re abusing their position by making these requests in an open forum, when really it’s likely just an employee that doe
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by apimade 3y ago
tl;dr: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRPfudNNd8Y
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by apimade 3y ago
Correct. WWDC is mostly about release announcements/unveiling, they release the program on the day though.
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by apimade 3y ago
This is a tough sell except maybe for product pre sales demos which you know the types of questions to expect, and the UX needs to be slick as hell. For internal office presentation, I don’t see this being all that beneficial. Throwing mult
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by apimade 3y ago
This is editorialised. Users took part in a study which gave Meta permission to analyse network traffic while using a VPN product. It required users to install a root CA. Although this is incredibly shady, it’s nothing different to companie
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by apimade 3y ago
I don’t believe specs were ever released, and the only inference was that 1024-bit was possible. It seems strange that today’s key strength guidance would be within what’s publicly known to be crackable with today’s technology.
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by apimade 3y ago
> and destroying Internet security seems like a dubious reason to build a new machine In the same way technological advancements in radar and signals brought aerial superiority, the first-mover in PQC will bring both technical and cybers
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by apimade 3y ago
This is all second-hand and probably wrong, but I worked for MuleSoft shortly after McDonalds began to pull the plug on them after they experienced two regional outages. The outage was a matter of minutes, not hours, but payments weren’t af
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by apimade 3y ago
In my opinion, this is a failure of due diligence on behalf of the Mozilla Corporation. I'm sure their legal team is jumping into incident response mode right now. I think this is one of the problems of organisations not doing anything
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by apimade 3y ago
Didn’t we do this in the 2000s too? rip DreamWeaver
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by apimade 3y ago
I created my own extension for Firefox to revert Slack’s design overhaul. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/slackrevert/ That has just stopped working as legacy frontend components have been

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