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by hluska 2y ago
First off, it’s healthy to temper your expectations. “Affordable” is very much a relative term. You can find general practice attorneys who can do it, but they can make half million dollar mistakes as in the source article. It might have be
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by hluska 2y ago
They chose the wrong counsel - they went to a general practice firm as opposed to finding a lawyer capable of navigating 1 - 3. A lawyer may be great at holding little old ladies’ hands while preparing their wills. That does not mean they’r
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by hluska 2y ago
When dealing with private equity, there are three things to remember: 1.) You may negotiate with them two or three times in your life. They negotiate with people two or three times a day. You are the least experienced and most vulnerable pa
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by hluska 2y ago
In legalese, there is a massive difference between proper and improper nouns. Capitalization matters a tremendous amount.
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by hluska 2y ago
Can you rephrase that without a double negative? I don’t have a clue what you’re trying to say and your explanation makes it worse.
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by hluska 2y ago
It’s hard to assume good intentions when you find the site via a set of searches that begin with ‘crypto bullshit’.
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by hluska 2y ago
That is the definition of ‘right’ in a trading context.
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by hluska 2y ago
Are you claiming that Linus Torvalds is a P.Eng (or equivalent)? He doesn’t so that’s a very poor comment. As for Linux, it has changed constantly over those 25 years so that’s not a coherent argument either.
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by hluska 2y ago
You want a P.Eng (or equivalent) to sign off on anything that involves data? That won’t solve the problem but will dramatically slow down the pace of innovation. And all the while, it will funnel money further into regulated professions ins
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by hluska 2y ago
Why they hold it and how they protect it are valuable conversations. But their customers deserve something akin to security regardless of the why.
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by hluska 2y ago
I did something similar during the rave days and the memories are making my blood pressure spike. It was the most annoying and time consuming way that I have ever lost a lot of money. I could have quite literally paid you $10,000 to waterbo
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by hluska 2y ago
This won’t directly answer your question, but it hit the front page here a while ago and I think you may enjoy it: https://www.octomind.dev/blog/why-we-no-longer-use-langchain...
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by hluska 2y ago
That’s another good one. Sadly, I’ve learned not to talk about Ishmael (or Daniel Quinn) online but yeah, if you know you know.
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by hluska 2y ago
Death on the Ice - Cassie Brown and Harold Horwood. Going in, you know things are going to end badly. The foreshadowing is so deep that it gets painful to turn pages as you watch everyone make mistakes that would condemn all those men to de
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by hluska 2y ago
> They are trying to experience the world as humans throughout history have experienced the world. There was a critical difference between these cases. Early humans grew up within nature so they had a lot of skill and knowledge. I loved
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by hluska 2y ago
It depends on a lot of things, including how much content you have to display and how much interactivity you want to provide. If this was a work task, you would consider those things, plus time to deliver, cost and existing skill in React (
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by hluska 2y ago
You were on the right path when you called a vault “one more layer of redirection.” A vault on its own won’t dramatically improve your security posture. Neither will a .env file. Instead, they both beat the alternative (which is writing sec
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by hluska 2y ago
So maybe it’s less that the article is selling something and more that you just don’t understand the attack surface?
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by hluska 2y ago
One of my friends from high school has a dad with a business. I still live in the same city where I went to high school so I occasionally get called to do some tech support for my friend’s dad. Last summer, he ended up in SSO hell and so I
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by hluska 2y ago
Vendor contracts typically have both termination and change of control clauses. In general, you can negotiate for more security, but you will pay heavily for it. The typical contract though contains very little in the way of customer protec
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by hluska 2y ago
I might be too cynical, but when I see governments roll out initiatives like this, all I see are campaign slogans. Meanwhile, we’ve got kids living in poverty or in foster houses of horror and those topics don’t get the same attention. In o
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by hluska 2y ago
I may be in the minority, but the community does not raise my child. I do. As such, I will talk to them, set our family’s standards after consultation and monitor appropriately. If it turns into a discipline situation, I have no qualms abou
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by hluska 2y ago
That would be a device level change. Pornhub doesn’t own Apple - they’re two separate companies.
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by hluska 2y ago
We have a few different things going on here. First, age verification requires sharing a lot of PII with some of the dodgier companies on the web. Pornhub’s business past is shady…and they may be the least shady of the lot. Second, things l
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by hluska 2y ago
The entire sentence is: “I'm not God's gift to the field, but I am clearly better than most of my competition - that is, practitioners like myself who haven't put in the reps to build their own C libraries in a cave with scra
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by hluska 2y ago
So you don’t actually know what you’re doing but still feel fit to rip on op for it? “Lol” indeed…
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by hluska 2y ago
There’s an audit to go through where you (sort of) prove who you are. The system isn’t great, but if you can come up with something better there’s a lot of space to make software more secure for people.
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by hluska 2y ago
You had an answer canned for one part of the query. Why are you trying to release security software completely anonymously? This is insane - you want an incredible amount of trust from users but can’t even identify a company. Simply, if use
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by hluska 2y ago
I just asked this question and I’ll ask it again. Why be so combative? You wrote the sound of a siren - that’s overly combative. Fucking chill. This is a website, few of us are politicians and our opinions barely matter.
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by hluska 2y ago
Why be combative? I was curious about a statement and wanted to learn. But seriously, why he combative? People used to be able to ask questions without being told to take it up with the NYPD. The entire world wants to fight and frankly, it’

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