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Bluesky CEO Jay Graber Says She Won't '[Influence] the Network with Ads'(wired.com)
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How Microsoft's multibillion-dollar alliance with OpenAI works(ft.com)
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A Mysterious Leak Exposed Chinese Hacking Secrets(wired.com)
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China's Rush to Dominate A.I. Comes with a Twist: It Depends on U.S. Technology(nytimes.com)
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Cloudflare Content Moderation Policy(cloudflare.com)
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by joshestroud 3y ago
We used Cloudflare serverless to build several mini-apps for frontend. We liked that it was fast, and we could code in vanilla HTML. In fact, our favorite app was coded in less than an hour, and hosted on Cloudflare. Here's the app dem
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by joshestroud 3y ago
One of the best videos with a keen sense of history and humor on ChatGPT. Thanks for posting :)
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by joshestroud 3y ago
ouch
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by joshestroud 3y ago
I would say many people find AI jobs through referrals and chance encounters. There’s a high degree of serendipity in the AI space and I found my way into it by chance in 2017. Feel free to email me about AI jobs and I can see if there’s an
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by joshestroud 3y ago
phew. I was worried my startup would be successful :) You gotta work on it full-time! It’s an adventure. I did it for the learning and the growth, and the great technology hacking. Not to have a job :) J
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by joshestroud 3y ago
+1 I would argue offense and defense are part of the same sports game. Soccer is a good analogy. Can you play pass? J
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by joshestroud 3y ago
I think CISA.gov is doing a great job of protecting the public. They have a lot of influence with Congress, and they know hacking can be stopped by experts, technology, and good habits. I would recommend you check them out :) CISA.gov
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The US government is no longer briefing Meta about foreign influence campaigns(engadget.com)
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NSA Hacker Chief Explains How to Keep Him Out of Your System (2016)(wired.com)
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by joshestroud 3y ago
I think you should move to California :)
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by joshestroud 3y ago
LinkedIn is the number one way for me to find early adopters. I love browsing LinkedIn and learning about new tech, and I think others do the same and like my content! At its peak, I’ve received 10,000 views from LinkedIn in a week. I post
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Ask HN: How Do You Win Games?
2 points by joshestroud 3y ago|1 comments
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by joshestroud 3y ago
I would totally give back-end a try as a front-end dev. I think the line between front-end and algorithms is shifting as tech like Webpack and React dominates the front-end tech industry. While I’m not a back-end engineer per se, I do belie
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by joshestroud 3y ago
I would say: develop a meditation habit. Learning to see your thoughts leads to learning to see your life, and see the life of the people around you. J
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Ask HN: Image Hosting for Static Pages
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by joshestroud 3y ago
I would say start a Twitch stream :) twitch.tv
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by joshestroud 3y ago
Most people I know in geek life don't use business cards in person any more. I would recommend that you build a simple website in HTML and host it on something like GitHub Pages with a custom domain, and use that as contact info. I als
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by joshestroud 3y ago
Look up TX RAMP
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by joshestroud 3y ago
Google Workspace. Would it hurt to use an image once in a while? :)
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by joshestroud 3y ago
yes
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Ask HN: What Is the Meaning of Life?
4 points by joshestroud 3y ago|8 comments