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by hangonhn 3y ago
I really wish employers would pay for a service like this because a lot of spear phishing attacks start with data stole or scraped from brokers, LinkedIn, etc. If a company buys a service like this in bulk, it can get significant discounts.
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by hangonhn 3y ago
A high school friend of mine made the mistake of doing that because in the past he had cooperated with the arresting officer (i.e. snitched). However, what he didn't realize is that may have no bearing on what the officer might do but
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by hangonhn 3y ago
That's exactly what we had looked at but we didn't want to be in the business of maintaining our own instances. We just want to use the GH runner part.
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by hangonhn 3y ago
Our biggest GHA fees come from running on MacOS. Do you offer MacOS as a managed service (or plan to?) and how much cheaper is that than GitHub?
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by hangonhn 3y ago
We are but I think most of us have little to add to the discussion so it may give the impression that we're less interested in it than we really are.
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by hangonhn 3y ago
I've actually met one of his high school friends once. He made a really interesting comment about Ballmer: He was the only guy who was on both the football team and the math club. In fact at Harvard, he was the manager of the football
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by hangonhn 3y ago
I am very ignorant about this topic. Can you please explain what "adversarial interoperability" means? The term sounds very intriguing.
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by hangonhn 3y ago
This is all very cool but also seems involved. Your value proposition is enough that we may be willing to do some work to set it up. However, the question I have is how much and is that enough to sustain your operations? Your solution looks
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by hangonhn 3y ago
> it's the other way round, by the time of the rebellion absolute monarchy was long gone, the things the colonists didn't like were being passed by parliament Wow. I feel foolish to have not come to that same conclusion until n
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by hangonhn 3y ago
Aren't most modern constitutional monarchies just a veneer over a republican democracy anyways? The monarch wields no real power -- even if on paper they may still retain a great deal. The US system is notoriously bad to get working an
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by hangonhn 3y ago
Is there a reason why body damage on an EV would cost more to repair?
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by hangonhn 3y ago
Did you put on your robe and wizard hat first?
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by hangonhn 3y ago
100% this. People often misunderstand what technology at the governmental and university level means. The root of EUV lithography goes back 3 decades. It did originate in the US and was done at US government sponsored labs but it took 3 mor
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by hangonhn 3y ago
Does Python even have a language specification? I've been told that CPython IS the specification. I don't know if this is still true. In the Java world there is a specification and a set of tests to test for conformation so it&#x2
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by hangonhn 3y ago
As an iPhone user, I find it super annoying too. I love my iPhone and Apple products in general but it's not fair to expect all my friends to be the same. One of my friends has an iPhone but turned off iMessage out of an abundance of c
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by hangonhn 3y ago
> Some services like AAA do provide roadside charging via generator or battery pack onboard their service vehicles. > Personally I haven't run out of charge in 4.5 years of driving an EV in all sorts of places. I never ran out of
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by hangonhn 3y ago
You can wipe it and reinstall. This happened to me by accident. The software for enrollment at my company didn't work correctly when I got my new MBP during my hardware refresh. Not knowing any better, I figured the MBP to MBP transfer
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by hangonhn 3y ago
> this study includes all Waymo crashes, regardless of the Waymo vehicle’s role in the crash, and with any amount of property damage I really like this because I think this happens a lot with human drivers. There are many instances wher
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by hangonhn 3y ago
I really think this is one of the keys here. People coming from ICE aren't used to that much torque and it comes at the beginning and not the middle of the curve. If the road is even a little wet, I can see how this could be an issue a
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by hangonhn 3y ago
Wow. Wow. I've always suspected this, especially after we had our daughter. My partner would be on new parent groups and then over time she would hear about new products or bring up new ideas to solve some problem I didn't know we
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by hangonhn 3y ago
But even then lawyers still get involved. Remember when Larry Ellison go into competing for the America's Cup? https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2010/feb/07/americas-cup-a...
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by hangonhn 3y ago
> he was terrified of not trying it, and then terrified of it not working What a great piece of insight and observation. That really sums up so many situations where we seemingly shoot ourselves in the foot. It's the dilemma of bein
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by hangonhn 3y ago
Does anyone else feel a little weirded out about filling in a lot of private information into a random Google Form? I mean it is linked from a Google blog post but it still sets off alarms in my head.
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by hangonhn 3y ago
> But wouldn't hash field (used for lookup) expose the same information? Yes absolutely which is why you pick a small substring as the input to the hash function. For example, for the SSN field, you can use the first 2 digits as the
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by hangonhn 3y ago
> From what I understand, it is important (in CBS mode) that the combination of key + IV + first block of plaintext is unique. > So, if key and IV are constant, but data is unique it is still secure. For example, social security numbe
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by hangonhn 3y ago
If your IV is constant then you open yourself to chosen plaintext attacks. For example, if I can get your application to encrypt "hackernews" for me, I will just look for other rows with the same ciphertext prefix as my encrypted
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by hangonhn 3y ago
It sounds like both of you do something very similar to what we do. Our data keys are themselves encrypted by AWS KMS. The data keys are decrypted and kept in memory on application startup. They are stored encrypted in S3.
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by hangonhn 3y ago
Remember when we were all about global free trade and supply side economics and consumer surpluses? I guess it's no fun when someone else does it to us. Sarcasm aside, I think we are now realizing that talking about supply side without
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by hangonhn 3y ago
> you'll need a special government license to resolve issues opened by anyone related to China? Yes but that's very similar to how the EUV "ban" works too. As long as you can get a license it's fine but getting t
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by hangonhn 3y ago
Chinese has yet another word for red: 彤. It closer to vermillion or what some people might recognize as "Chinese red" that one sees painted on doors and temples.

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