aservus

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by aservus 6mo ago
The irony is that the services most vulnerable to this are the ones that collect the most email/data in the first place. Minimal data collection is the best mitigation.
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by aservus 6mo ago
Security by reducing attack surface is underrated as a design philosophy. We took a similar approach for a PDF tool — moved processing client-side entirely so there's no server to compromise in the first place.
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by aservus 6mo ago
This is a good reminder that any tool handling sensitive data — even internal ones — needs to be transparent about where data goes. The assumption that SaaS tools protect your data is getting harder to defend.
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by aservus 6mo ago
Neither, probably. The more likely outcome is that the definition of "coding" shifts. The people who understand what the code should do — the system design, the edge cases, the user problem — will remain essential. What gets autom
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by aservus 6mo ago
The shift toward open source in consumer electronics is long overdue. The real question is whether Titan OS will allow users to actually control what data leaves their TV. Most smart TV platforms treat the device as a data collection endpoi
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by aservus 6mo ago
tell me about it, things never end and thats the beauty of it all
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by aservus 7mo ago
I do agree with your notion of the whole landscape and I also see that even on youtube there are a lot of videos that explain how to build your own saas using LLMs. I have also been doing these things on my own as I am also very interested
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by aservus 7mo ago
xbox is always trying to limit the users, when a person buys something, he clearly gets the ownership of the thing yet companies nowadays are trying really hard to sell some subscription while giving the illusion that the owner of the produ