cyber_gr1zzly

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   Princeton COS448: CTO Reading List(cs.princeton.edu)

   3 points by cyber_gr1zzly 9y ago|0 comments
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   Non-technical books relating to Probability(stat.berkeley.edu)

   5 points by cyber_gr1zzly 9y ago|0 comments
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   by cyber_gr1zzly 9y ago

   In terms of the NatSec - which has a broad overlap with InfoSec on twitter: pwnallthethings, shaneharris, jimsciutto, josephfcox, etc. all provide useful insight. Broadly though, punditry shouldn't be used as a proxy for consensus.
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   Snarling Girl(hazlitt.net)

   4 points by cyber_gr1zzly 10y ago|0 comments
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   Getting In: The social logic of Ivy League admissions(newyorker.com)

   1 points by cyber_gr1zzly 10y ago|0 comments
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   by cyber_gr1zzly 10y ago

   Twitter also has incredible utility in terms of the InfoSec and Quant communities. All the latest papers and exploits are posted regularly, something that exists nowhere else. It also extends across borders, I follow numerous Chinese, Itali