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by brad0 3y ago
> Wyden went on to say some blame also falls on the Biden administration. In 2021 Biden issued an executive order that created a Cyber Safety Review Board and tasked it, among other things, with studying the SolarWinds attack. The SolarW
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by brad0 3y ago
> Microsoft’s Threat Intelligence team has said that Storm-0558, a China-based hacking outfit that conducts espionage on behalf of that country’s government, exploited them starting on May 15. Microsoft drove out the attackers on June 16
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by brad0 3y ago
Could you elaborate on Cloudwatch metrics?
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by brad0 3y ago
I’m blown away that there’s no comments on this submission! This is a great write up that explains how they have generated QR code art by exploiting the format of QR code. Kudos!
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by brad0 3y ago
Because they overhired during 2021/2022. Look back at the news discussing The Talent Wars from that time. Most companies were hiring because money was easy to come by. Most of these engineers salaries were paid for with debt. When debt
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by brad0 3y ago
TLA+ and the like could help here. You model the system, and run a simulation to see if it hits a failure state.
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by brad0 3y ago
How does this not have more upvotes? This is a great find!
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Moving from Docker to Nerdctl on macOS(bradleycurran.com)
3 points by brad0 4y ago|0 comments
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by brad0 4y ago
Just wanted to say that this was a great read and thank you for sharing! I’ve been meaning to learn emacs for almost 20 years at this point. This was the first time I’ve really understood the core data structures around emacs.
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by brad0 4y ago
A more apt comparison would be sex vs pornography. Both junk food and pornography hijack the reward center of your brain. Whereas real food and sex are both normal, healthy things.
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by brad0 4y ago
I just read this review of The Hungry Brain. It sounds interesting and matches some anecdotal experience I’ve had. Basically: eat boring food. I live in the USA but I grew up in Australia. The USA is big on highly rewarding food. Australia
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by brad0 4y ago
It reminds me somewhat of chaos testing. Killing random components can be useful, maybe not like this though.
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by brad0 4y ago
One of the big reasons HN works is the clear rules and heavy moderation. I don’t know how to scale something like that to a global scale. A global audience have hugely different values.
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by brad0 4y ago
For 1. specifically, I like this quote from Jeff Bezos: > I very frequently get the question: "What's going to change in the next 10 years?" And that is a very interesting question; it's a very common one. I almost ne
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by brad0 4y ago
I have a bunch of things. Systems Thinking. It helps you understand how components interact to form a system, and how to change it. Books: - The Goal: https://www.amazon.com/Goal-Process-Ongoing-Improvement/dp/0...
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by brad0 4y ago
I think the hard problems in social media is the social and business aspects. The business side is figuring out a revenue stream. Choosing ads constrains your business models. But there may not be viable alternatives. The social problems ar
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by brad0 4y ago
I really don’t get this argument at all. The USA introduced all this extra cash via fiscal policy. We spent that extra money, but supply didn’t increase. We saw increases in products such as lumber, delays in deliveries, and other things. T
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by brad0 4y ago
I would love to have a compact motorbike. I have an e-bike right now I use for my daily 5 mile commute. The e-bike goes up to 25mph but the acceleration is poor, due to the 750W (1hp) motor. My dream commuter is a dual suspension, 2-3kW mot
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by brad0 4y ago
SNAP is down ~$3 (27%) after hours. Revenue has increased 6% YoY. Average revenue per User is down to $3.11 Q3 2022, from $3.49 Q3 2021. Net loss is $360m Q3 2022, from $72m Q3 2021. $155m of that was due to restructuring. Where does Snap g
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by brad0 4y ago
Which book is this? He’s written a bunch.
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by brad0 4y ago
Wasn’t there a paper showing that if you buy his picks and hold them short term you make money in the long run? ie: his picks have a short term positive impact on the price. EDIT: I think this is the one: https://rady.ucsd.edu&#x
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by brad0 4y ago
Thanks! I really liked this tree from the blog, it made it quite clear. https://miro.medium.com/max/786/1*Q-DyKa25eozOeMdN5YQONA.png
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by brad0 4y ago
What are the competitors in the jq space?
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by brad0 4y ago
Does anyone know of a visual representation of backtracking? Either video or images, I'm not fussed.
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by brad0 4y ago
I think it's somewhat possible to time the markets given monetary policy. Monetary policy and stimulus during COVID caused a currency devaluation. If nothing else changes, the value of assets should increase, relative to a currency. Th
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by brad0 4y ago
I’m curious about customer use cases for this. Can anyone elaborate?
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by brad0 4y ago
I reacted to this headline quite negatively. Reading the article, it’s actually quite reasonable. It’s trying to cut through all the incorrect reasons microservices/service oriented architecture is adopted. Kudos to that! IMO service o
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by brad0 4y ago
IMO most thought patterns are caused by the state your body is in. Low blood sugar? I’ll be in a negative mood, both at myself and others. I eat and it goes away. Stressed? I’ll want to close off and do something mindlessly. I go exercise,
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Knowledge Graphs – Computerphile [video](youtube.com)
1 points by brad0 4y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Was there always going to be student loan forgiveness?
3 points by brad0 4y ago|14 comments

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