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by caust1c 3y ago
Agreed. Not acknowledging regulation's role in enabling a sustainable free market economy is navel gazing.
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Custom Ring Does Fido NFC Authentication to Unlock Tesla & Other Devices [2020](medium.com)
3 points by caust1c 3y ago|0 comments
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Open source Datadog rival SigNoz lands on the cloud with $6.5M investment(techcrunch.com)
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Coroutine: A library for serializing Go funcs for resumption in other processes(github.com)
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by caust1c 3y ago
Wow, thanks for sharing. Last line of that clip hits hard :(
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Cado Security Labs Researchers Witness a 600X Increase in P2Pinfect Traffic(cadosecurity.com)
1 points by caust1c 3y ago|0 comments
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by caust1c 3y ago
Not the first time they tried to buy a license! https://www.reuters.com/technology/cisco-made-20-billion-plu...
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by caust1c 3y ago
I like this angle. Require device manufacturers to actually comply with OSS licenses and extend it to require providing the means for consumers to build upon the software as you mention. Furthermore, if the concern is national security, th
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by caust1c 3y ago
Try implementing an OTEL Tracer. This interface is insane, and should really just be a struct. https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-go/blob/trac...
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Bite of Seattle attendees fed up with food ordering app from tech startup(geekwire.com)
2 points by caust1c 3y ago|2 comments
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by caust1c 3y ago
My recommendation: don't. Do something good for the world instead. But if you do, start with the bitcoin whitepaper. It reads fairly easy for those with backgrounds in compsci.
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Founder of crypto lender Celsius Network arrested, charged with fraud(reuters.com)
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by caust1c 3y ago
We're using it at RunReveal and I've got to say that we're extremely happy with it. At Segment I always wanted a good sandbox environment for running customer code. This is the ideal solution, and the fact that it doesn&#x27
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by caust1c 3y ago
Written by the folks who wrote the new experimental web-assembly target for Go 1.21: https://go.dev/blog/go1.21rc
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Timecraft, a runtime built on WebAssembly that enables time travel debugging(github.com)
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by caust1c 3y ago
Even juicier: 15:21:52 $ curl https://upvpn.app/install.sh #!/bin/sh # Based on Tailscale: Copyright (c) 2021 Tailscale Inc & AUTHORS All rights reserved. # Use of this source code is governed
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by caust1c 3y ago
Just saying it happens to have come out of nowhere and their locations are suspiciously similar to Fly's regions.
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by caust1c 3y ago
This couldn't at all be related to the submission 34 days ago talking about building a VPN on Fly.io with Tailscale (or even Headscale) could it? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36064305 My take is it's eithe
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by caust1c 3y ago
Related to this, Eve online opened the door for me to learn a ton about markets and economics I didn't even know I wanted to know, but it fascinated me. Traded my way into free-play before my grades started to slip so I quit.
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by caust1c 3y ago
Golang has lots of good examples of design discussions without vitriol in their RFCs and proposals. There is the occasional bikeshedding and needless bickering granted, but it mostly stays civil and is the most mature language community I&
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by caust1c 3y ago
Beej's guides are fantastic. He went to Chico State and I was happy to learn that his books were used for teaching network programming there when I attended. Genuinely inspirational hacker. Feel's great to have had that experien
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by caust1c 3y ago
Last mile service providers were forced to serve traffic generated from any legitimate website. Any traffic induces load on their systems/infrastructure and happens disproportionately based on the service being consumed (e.g. Netflix e
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by caust1c 3y ago
WaZero is pretty freaking amazing. Been using it at RunReveal for log processing and alerts. Highly recommend picking it up to anyone wanting to learn about Web Assembly. Their docs are amazing and the team is really responsive, knowledg
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by caust1c 4y ago
RunReveal | Full Stack Software Engineer | Full-Time | Austin, Seattle, REMOTE RunReveal simplifies the security detection stack by enabling self-service deployment for detections and log collection. My co-founder Evan and I are hackers-at
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by caust1c 4y ago
Great way to introduce bug-doors! Looks hilarious, love it!
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by caust1c 4y ago
If they think this network is convoluted they should see mine!
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by caust1c 4y ago
Hi! I wrote the referenced Segment post! Happy to answer any questions. The way we did it safely is just as you say: creating fabricated users/organizations/configurations with data generators injecting into the system. Faking da
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by caust1c 4y ago
Could alias x to wq? :-) That's what I'm doing after discovering this!
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by caust1c 4y ago
Found Elon in the thread!
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by caust1c 4y ago
This will end well: https://galactica.org/?prompt=wiki+article+on+the+health+ben...

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