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by caust1c 2y ago
Interesting to note: - Dev infra, observability database (open telemetry spans) - Logs of course contain chat data, because that's what happens with logging inevitably The startling rocket building prompt screenshot that was shared is
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by caust1c 2y ago
Blame society. Businesses won't value security unless the fear of getting attacked is sufficiently strong and the losses significant. Otherwise why invest in it at all? Definitely not just hardware exploits though. Look at heartblee
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by caust1c 2y ago
Thanks for the explanation and contribution! Very much appreciated :-)
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by caust1c 2y ago
Having not looked at it deeply yet, why require building every time it's invoked? Is the idea to get it working then add build caching later? Seems like a pretty big drawback (bigger than the go.mod pollution, for me). Github runner
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They Let Me Bring a Camera into a Top Classified US Supercomputer El Capitan(servethehome.com)
3 points by caust1c 2y ago|0 comments
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Apple squandered the Holy Grail(xeiaso.net)
423 points by caust1c 2y ago|557 comments
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4.5M Fake Stars in GitHub: Popularity Contests, Scams, and Malware [pdf](arxiv.org)
4 points by caust1c 2y ago|2 comments
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Zelda Majora's Mask's Improbable Blue Dog Win Analyzed [video](youtube.com)
1 points by caust1c 2y ago|0 comments
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by caust1c 2y ago
In my experience, my pain hasn't been from managing the migration files themselves. My pain comes from needing to modify the schema in such a way it requires a data migration, reprocessing data to some degree, and managing the migratio
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by caust1c 2y ago
Adam Langley is probably one of the most gifted teachers when it comes to explaining cryptography concepts. Very clear, concise, precise, and makes it simple enough for me to follow without getting my neurons all knotted up.
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A Tour of WebAuthn(imperialviolet.org)
299 points by caust1c 2y ago|150 comments
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by caust1c 2y ago
So is this the first instance of a Cloud C-Cleaner then? You could call it CCCleaner!
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A site for kerning's so bad it's keming, plus other typographical failures(badkeming.com)
2 points by caust1c 2y ago|1 comments
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by caust1c 2y ago
This is great! The best teams I've worked on have worked towards the following: Pizza teams that own the whole stack, and for the roles that don't need a full-time individual, specialists that come in and advise but also make it
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by caust1c 2y ago
The truly sad part is that there wasn't a portion of the inheritance earmarked for an endowment to keep the museum going. I've heard from unreliable sources that Paul might have assumed this would happen via the executors of his
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by caust1c 2y ago
So happy they expanded to the Bay Area after living in Seattle for a few years!
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by caust1c 2y ago
I hope this is the next standard for CMS-style sites. I'm eagerly waiting for the thing that's easy enough for non-coders to use that doesn't make the code-capable maintainers want to cry mercy. I was pretty optimistic about
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by caust1c 2y ago
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Reaper: An Open Source AI-Enhanced Pentesting Tool by Ghost Security(github.com)
1 points by caust1c 2y ago|0 comments
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by caust1c 2y ago
Yes, good point. That's pretty similar to scientific falsifiability at least! I think for topics that are not as easily provable as reproducible builds though, trust gets murky. There was something else I read (can't find it now)
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by caust1c 2y ago
I've thought about this a lot too and I think about a few things: - The barrier to creating and distributing content was higher (it still had to capture people's attention). - We didn't have all the tools to artificially crea
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by caust1c 2y ago
I think trust and identity are fundamentally intertwined, for sure. I think it's also why trust can be easily gamed by posing as certain identity groups. It's a dark path taken to the extreme. I just read supercommunicators by C
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by caust1c 2y ago
Orthogonally related to the article, I think it gets to the deeper issue at hand with regulating technology: The internet connects everyone and allows for free-flow of information, free-flow information is eroding people's trust. We wa
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by caust1c 2y ago
I think there's a pretty compelling argument that could be made that matter assembling itself into conscious beings follows pretty naturally from life itself, given a long enough time horizon and assuming the properties of basic elemen
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US startup charging couples to 'screen embryos for IQ'(theguardian.com)
48 points by caust1c 2y ago|46 comments
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What Happened to Duracell Powercheck?(hackaday.com)
5 points by caust1c 2y ago|0 comments
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by caust1c 2y ago
Wait that's not making it better? /s Seriously though, it's a freaking legacy. Sad to see it go this way.
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by caust1c 2y ago
RunReveal | Hacker Herald | Remote (US) | Full-time At RunReveal, we're building a Security Data Platform that helps ensure no breach goes undetected. We're doing that by first building a data pipeline for security that normalize
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by caust1c 2y ago
Grady is a hero in engineering reporting and documentaries. I've learned so much about how the world works in other engineering disciplines from Practical Engineering, and often in neglected fields that are losing talent faster than i
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by caust1c 2y ago
I know very little about XML and SAML, but from what little I do know it shocks me that it's still the de-facto standard for SSO. Great analysis and thanks for sharing!

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