caust1c

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by caust1c 4y ago
> I have systems that keep all sorts of data, including every keystroke I type, every step I take and what my computer screen looks like every minute Yikes? He's smart, so I'm sure he's protected it adequately, but auditi
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by caust1c 4y ago
All cognitive science is by-definition metaphysical. Matter thinking about itself.
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by caust1c 4y ago
I like this idea, but it clashes with my experience of almost never getting something "right" the first time, and having to base my future decisions on corrections my past self has envisioned future me taking. For example, could y
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The Reciprocal Value of Access to Maintainers(words.filippo.io)
3 points by caust1c 4y ago|0 comments
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by caust1c 4y ago
Notwithstanding the obvious subjectivity of such a perspective, presumably you haven't been to NYC, Tokyo, Taipei, London, or basically any modern metro outside America?
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by caust1c 4y ago
It's literally part of the iphone camera, if you weren't aware. Not disagreeing with you, but acknowledging that it's pretty hard to prevent these apps with how accessible machine learning is today, despite accuracy still be
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by caust1c 4y ago
If you like this article, then you will also enjoy this DEFCON talk on the same topic: Abusing P2P to Hack 3 Million Cameras. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_gKEF76oMM
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by caust1c 4y ago
It's the most relatable term I've encountered to describe the concept of reversion to the mean.
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by caust1c 4y ago
You surely mean Eternal Sub-tember, right!? Think of the profits to be made! /s
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by caust1c 4y ago
Love me some Deltron 3030 prophecy.
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by caust1c 4y ago
I'm in the same boat as you, but I have been mostly just floored by #2. The lack of critical thinking ability amongst the general population is just shocking. The fact that social media companies optimized for screen time just exacerb
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by caust1c 4y ago
Lie how? Meta indexes can be picky about the sites they list, simple as that. One could imagine personal meta search engines which only list the sites you care about. Bad sites simply don't get listed.
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by caust1c 4y ago
Every individual website has an incentive to create indices of their own content, and hosting providers could provide it as a service. Not hard to envision. Search Engines could download these indices periodically to build the meta-search
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by caust1c 4y ago
I think you miss the point of the article a bit. I believe what he's getting at is this: there tends to arise bottlenecks in any growing organizations which prohibit them from moving as fast as every individual operating at full capac
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by caust1c 4y ago
Eventbrite is a common one I've seen.
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by caust1c 4y ago
For more juicy technical details, see the primere PoC || GTFO: Section 3: Elves are dorky, elves are cool. https://greatscottgadgets.com/pocorgtfo/pocorgtfo00.pdf
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by caust1c 4y ago
Maybe AI will know what to do with our burning planet...
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by caust1c 4y ago
Just what I've been looking for! A component framework to make my app even slower! /s In seriousness, this is a great net benefit. Looking forward to the improvements inherent in open sourcing the framework!
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by caust1c 4y ago
Many if not most philosophies and religions arise precisely to answer this very question. It's possible to live happily and healthily without growth. People will always work because work needs to be done. Food, shelter, power, all of
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TripleCross: A Linux eBPF rootkit framework(github.com)
9 points by caust1c 4y ago|0 comments
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by caust1c 4y ago
Personally, Uber doesn't come off to me as an engineering culture that values simplicity. And in fact, in this very article, the last paragraph actually states that they are aiming to increase the complexity of the change validation p
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How We built a $1M ARR open source SaaS(plausible.io)
522 points by caust1c 4y ago|106 comments
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by caust1c 4y ago
I feel similarly. Globalization can and probably should boil down to rare materials and high-profit items, not bulk food, disposable consumables etc. I see that as a healthy reduction in globalization while still providing sufficient inte
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by caust1c 4y ago
Nice, thank you!
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by caust1c 4y ago
Yeah I love making prospective customers feel pain too. /s
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by caust1c 4y ago
The color changing on this page gives me a migraine: https://deno.com/deploy I like Deno in principle, but I'd love to see how Slack, Github and Netlify are using it.
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The Illustrated QUIC Connection(quic.ulfheim.net)
185 points by caust1c 4y ago|37 comments
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by caust1c 4y ago
Been using this feature since they introduced it and can say that I'm very pleased with it so far in combination with it's 1password integration. When creating an account somewhere, fastmail automatically generates a new email for
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by caust1c 4y ago
It's really funny to me to hear founder-owners be telling people not to talk about politics at work while the employees usually have 1/10th to 1/100th of the shares in the company, if any at all. Considering most wealth in te
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"Hertzbleed": New vuln in Intel and AMD CPUs lets hackers steal encryption keys(arstechnica.com)
14 points by caust1c 4y ago|1 comments

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